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Shoot, that was meant as a reply to randomguy132 about Trace Memory.

Note to DS Fanboy/Joystiq:

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I liked it too, but I thought it had FAR more potential than it actually lived up too. Part of the problem was that adventure/puzzle games shouldn't have anywhere near that much hand-holding. Actually, that almost killed the game for me. The only reason it didn't was because adventure games were very rare at the time.

$20 max.

I'm still kinda pissed that NOA forced North Americans the buy it at $50 by bundling it with the console and charging $250 for the console, instead of not bundling and charging the equivalent of US$200 like in some other regions.

""been thinking about different ways" to make a Castlevania work on Wii"

Here's an idea, Igarasi: Do what the DS games do. Or hell, just port them. I mean really, that stuffs all that most of us Castlevania fans really want these days anyway. Besides, I can't stand having to play good Castlevania games on a little portable screen anyway.

Great game, I always liked that one. That and this one other game called...something about "Mt. Olympus" (insanely hard, but good) I always think of together as two of the great but little-known NES games.

Munch's Odysee was great. It was always one of the first games I'd point to when people said "XBox doesn't have anything but Halo".

Stranger's Wrath, however, was nothing more than pure boredom wrapped up in high production values.

"high quality theatrical based games."

Ah ha ha ha ha! I don't even care who Brash is/was. That line's an oxymoron no matter how you roll it.

Regular SD was already way too small. MicroSD is just garbage.

"making its Beretta and butter"

That's incredibly lame.

I am SOOO sick of these SotN-followups being portable-only.