Fuzzball

Whilst doing my master's degree in book science, I've had a look at several e-reader type devices. Although this collection is more appealing (as it can be used on an already existing device, as opposed to having to spend a small fortune on a new one), I've never really gotten into reading books from a screen. Personally, I still prefer the feel of the actual paper.

Really looking forward to this one. I haven't finished Dementium yet, but am well in. As a big fan of horror games, it is one of the titles that stands out for me. The graphics aren't state of the art, but the sound and music are among the best I've heard, making the atmosphere of the game genuinely creepy and allowing for a few nice scares if you really get into it.

Judging from the videos, Moon has similar great sound, and I would love to see what Renegade Kid has done this time around. Definite buy!

It does look good. Most attractive to me are the concept art, the look of the game and the story.

Although short bursts of play occur (Pokemon is a good game for that), I tend to use my DS more for long sessions. I don't own any other consoles and never took the time to sit behind my PC and really play games through to the end (which is something I do with my DS now).

Games like Hotel Dusk and Dementium are high on my replay list. Sure, you might know where everything is, but the atmosphere of the games is well-worth revisiting.

Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, because I'm a big fan of the series.

But more so: Theresia: Dear Emile (three cheers for another horror game for the DS!)