Raru

re-cracked in a week or less.

Heres the link to the AVGN's Awesome Dragons Lair Review.

Cation::::Awesome cursing ahead!

Something like

"The Realm Online" The oldest Graphical MMO in the US.

http://www.realmserver.com/ Check it out.

Oh please.

Moonbooks.net an R4 or similar device, and you can
have all the public domain books you want on your DS.

Heck, with Comicbook DS and about 5 mins or less you can convert ANY PDF to be used on the DS too.

Moonbooks.net :
http://64.22.79.219/ down at the moment, will be back up soon

Do not forget

http://manybooks.net/

where you can find a mega ton of public domain
books as well as AUDIO BOOK versions
of the same public domain books, also for
FREE in mp3 format!

If anyone is curious how to get manga/comics/pdfs on to the DS Just ask.

Im thankful I got to keep my job.

However he does have a point.

300$ is one heck of a big mark up.

I'll wait till it comes to the US and maybe with a few more Special DSi Games.

With luck by the time it gets to our shore it will also be homebrewable too...

I use my Current DS for Movies and Music, as well as PDFs and Comicbooks/Manga, and when it I get my headset for it, a VoIP Phone. Its more of portable Media Center then just a game console for me now. I hope I'll be able to do the same or better things with the DSi

With an SD Slot. This will be hacked and Homebrewable in under a month.

There is also a chance that All the R4s and M3s will simplay still continue to work with it as well.

Cooking guide is a great first try.

Its the largest DS game yet, weighing in at 256 megs.

The Voice used for the guide is great, speaking clearly every time, with an adjustable speed, in case you prefer it slower.

The Search feature is a breeze, you can sort it by ingredients to include or exclude, nationality, and even key words like Spicy or Creamy.

It has by far the BEST Handwriting software I have ever seen on a DS Game, or any commercial electronic Device.
So much so that I would like to see it in other DS Games and such that will require writing. Writing was so quick and simple.

The Voice Recognition was pretty good, not spot on every time, but in the peace and quiet of my kitchen it worked out great. I was able to sit the DS on the counter on a paper towel and prompt it to move forward with a simple "Continue".

The game even has a nice built in calculator and Cooking timer.

The only real disappointment was the game itself was overly multicultural in its recipe selections.

I would like to see a more regional cookbook. Cooking Guide France, Cooking Guide USA, Cooking Guide UK.

If each regional game has the same number of Recipes in it, but of only one region this would be the perfect Non-Game DS TOOL.

I give Cooking Guide 9 out of 10.
Its an Excellent non-game using the DS Software and Hardware perfectly even if the Recipe selection is a bit lacking.

Hotel Dusk, and Anything I use with the Hombrew Program Comicbook DS which lets me read Ebooks, Manga, PDFs and such on my DS.

Drawn to Life was a fantastic little side scroller!!

I however am not a fan of spongebob.

I would love a 2nd Drawn to life game set in the same
world as the first, or a similar world.