Started playing Advance Wars Dual Strike again.

I think I'll wait until I've beaten a significant portion of this one before getting Days of Ruin.

I'm in the middle of Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box. I won't finish it for a while though, I mostly play my DS when traveling.

I would like to get Scribblenauts, but I wouldn't play it yet.

Scribblenauts got boring pretty quick. I need to pick up Layton again, I sort of got busy with other games.

The World Ends With You. Only thing I don't like about it is the hellish battle system. I can overlook it though.

Heroes of Might and Magic 3.
Rather old game, but still like it.
You can even dowload it from the net nowadays,
If you like turn-based strategy games,
you should give it a try.

I've always been into Zelda, ever since I got Majora's Mask when it was new. But besides MM, I'd never actually beaten a Zelda game. So, over break, I decided I'd get more into the series and start beating them. Started Ocarina of Time a few weeks ago and slowly beat that, I'd already gotten up to the forest temple before so doing all that stuff again wasn't that fun for me, but once I got to the fire temple, I beat the rest of it in two days. Then I had to borrow a Gamecube from a friend, as I used to own one (two, actually, one is broken, the other my brother took to college and ended up breaking somefuckinghow) and I started playing Wind Waker on Tuesday and finished at 3:00AM today. Other than the Triforce chart thing that they used to essentially stuff the game to make it longer, the rest of it was amazing. <3 Can't wait to get my hands on Phantom Hourglass. I'm stuck between if I should play Oracle of Seasons and/or Ages next or the Minnish Cap.

Seasons/Ages was a ton of fun.

I definitely agree with Mare.

Seasons/Ages will always be one of my favorites for the handheld systems.
Especially Seasons.

I remember the badass commercial they had for that game when it came out.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4_V7deVMQ4

Had to

Just beat MGS4, and I have a new addiction for Monster Hunter

[quote="Rick Lee"]I definitely agree with Mare.

Seasons/Ages will always be one of my favorites for the handheld systems.
Especially Seasons.

I remember the badass commercial they had for that game when it came out.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4_V7deVMQ4

Had to [/quote]

Great games.

Bejeweled Fucking Blitz

Seasons and Ages freaking rocked. When those came out, I got Ages and my brother got Seasons, so I was able to eventually play both AND do the linked game feature with Ages. Ages was so puzzle-based. Every little thing is a puzzle, especially when you're in the dungeons. Heck, there was even a boss that was a puzzle: you had to put him back together to kill him.

I'm playing a game called Avalon Code right now on DS. Decent game, but it's kind of repetitive. There are some good elements in the game, but not enough emphasis is placed on them. Also, a lot of the NPCs close to your character have no real personality that stands out to me.

Finished the second Layton game the other week, been playing a lot of Chrono Trigger on my DS and I just recently got Torchlight for my computer, that one's pretty fun too.

I just finished Tales of Symphonia, almost done with Final Fantasy V and Link to the Past.



Nothing like old favorites.

Demon's Souls. Amazing.