[DS] Your Nintendo DS Library

As for all of my games:

Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan! - Best DS Game for now. Humor, music, and absolute fun, all in one fine package. And to convince those who doubt, made by the creators of Gitaroo-Man. It's also an import game, but there's almost no need to read when you play it. Super Import Friendly!

Advance Wars: Dual Strike - Also a great game. There is a lot to do and the campaign is really fun. The War Room adds a lot of replay value, and it is pretty damn tough too. If you like turn-based strategy, this is for you.

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow - Easily the best Castlevania game to come in recent years. This game is almost like a handheld SotN. It's an awesome game and in my opinion, is as good as SotN, if not better.

Bleach DS - This is quite simply, a beautiful DS fighter. This proves that the DS is quite capable of 2D fighters, even with the limiting D-Pad and buttons. I'm guessing it's close to where the Anime/Manga is at right now, but I don't know as I don't really follow anime/mangas in general. With the release of this game, GGDS is probably going to be rendered obselete. I might as well add that the game is an IMPORT, so if you do choose to get it, it's not out anywhere but Japan.

Sonic Rush - A short, but sweet experience. Fast, Frantic action. Insane speed. Whatever. I love this game because it just oozes with style. It's like a perfect combination of Sonic and Jet Set Radio, without the tagging.

Mario Kart DS - An incredible title. This game (obviously) is the first online title (along with Tony Hawk) and it's amazingly fun. Well, it's fun when people don't snake and whatnot. Multicart play, really, is where its at.

Metroid Prime Pinball - A pretty cool title. It's pretty fun and doesn't necessisarily spoil anything. Especially if you know nothing of MP. I haven't beaten MP, but I've already beat this game. And I don't feel like I know what MP is about. The only problem, IMO, is the amount of tables, but I don't really know, because this is practically my first pinball game.

Animal Crossing: Wild World - A really fun game. Think of it as The Sims, but not as serious. I dunno, maybe not, that's probably not a good comparison.

Meteos - A crazy fun title. I got bored with it after about 2 months though. It's a great game, but I think you would need at least someone else to go against for it to be a lot better.

Yu-Gi-Oh: Nightmare Troubadour - It's a pretty good game, especially for a Yu-Gi-Oh one. It's a lot nicer now that the game actually tells you how to play and it plays by the tournament rules. The only glaring flaw is the amount of cards. Sure 1000 seems like a lot, but many cards are excluded, limiting actual deck construction options. And this game has horrible text translation. Almost like Konami used Babelfish. Oh and I might also add that it's probably only a game for Yu-Gi-Oh fans. Like me...of the card game anyway.

Kirby: Canvas Curse - I dunno about this game. I think I'm the only person that got really bored when playing it. I don't mean to offend anyone, but I just can't play this. I see the potential, but it just doesn't catch my attention. I should actually try to spend more time with this...

Super Mario 64 DS - Damn, I've had this game for almost a year and a half now. I played this game for almost a year. Luckily, Meteos came along and finally took the place of my DS cart slot. Not a bad game though.

As for my brothers' games:

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - This is one damn gem. It is one of the best games ever. I first thought that this was gonna be some crappy game. Yes, I thought it would be crappy. I didn't care for it, and then I decided to take it for a spin. Boy, after playing this game, I totally cannot wait for the next one. I actually played this game three days straight, because it's so engrossing (or whatever). It's an awesome game that you should get. Especially because it's a short print game.

Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time - The only problem I have with this game is that it's pretty short with little to no extras. Other than that, this game is excellent.

Trauma Center: Under the Knife - This is almost like Phoenix Wright. An awesome game. The only real difference here is that the story doesn't hook you as much as PW and that the game is pretty damn unforgiving. Well, at least it's tough for me. I suck at these games...

Nintendogs - I can't really say much about this, it seems cool enough, what with the reviews and all. I haven't played this at all.

Nanostray - I believe I'm the only one that doesn't really like this game. It's like a old-school shooter, but it totally fails as one. The graphics are incredible. The music is nice. But the gameplay, kinda sucks. If it weren't for the touch-screen weapon switching and the Trapezoid-plane-thingy, this might have been a better game. Not to mention the pretty crappy multiplayer. I guess it is a pretty outstanding job, however, considering there are about five people total in the Shin'en company.

Yoshi Touch & Go - It's okay. Nothing that special. Boring after a while. Like, 1 run through of each mode. =/

And my sister's ONE game:

Feel The Magic XY/XX - This game was a pretty cool game. Though, you'd probably only play this game about once and then quit. Great Idea though.

I think that's it. If I remember something, I'll probably repost or edit this one. I guess I should add that we also have 3 copies of Mario Kart DS and Animal Crossing: Wild World, for connectivity purposes. Add to that Metroid Prime: Hunters in the next couple weeks.

Jam it back in, in the dark.