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Nintendo Blue SP Console (GBA)

from: Nintendo

September 24, 2004
This Gameboy is wow, wow and wow again...I Think The DS Is Better But This has great games etc etc. Its also pretty cheap now, i got it when it came out for around £99-£109 No SPs Cost about £36-£50. If You Cant Aford the DS At £90, This Is A Great Offer. I Recomend this greatly as the picture quality is great, it comes with a built in light, stylisd design and is almost unbreakable. I Hope This is helpful to You.

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Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

November 01, 2002
I'm surprised that more people havent rated this game? it was very popular at the time and seems to be hard to come by second hand now that people know they can play Gamecube games on the Wii.

Ok so where do we start...ive bought this game (again) after getting my Wii as sometimes you just want a bit of retro gaming! saying that this game holds up quite well on the graphics side of things. The game is an adventure with typical puzzles e.g. setting the time on a clock. The different concept is the 'Santity meter'. As your santity drops (as you see strange things and monsters and such like) the game play changes. As the characters santity drops the character starts to see things like statues moving to watch you around the room and as it ... Read More:

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Game Boy Advance SP Tribal Limited Edition

from: Nintendo

September 24, 2004
I sold my GBA SP Classic NES edition to help pay for my Nintendo DS. I really like the DS but oh boy do I miss this beauty of a machine.

Let's get the moans out of the way, yes the GBA SP only had a front light and not a proper back light so the screen isn't as colourful as the DS. And yes, you had to pay extra for an adapter if you wanted to use headphones. But stuff that, this thing is amazing and I miss my old one!

So why was it so good? Well the design was spot one. I get finger burn and cramps from my DS light and my PSP when I try to play racing games, never got any pain from the GBA SP. Also this was the last portabl console to have the traditional Gameboy style layout of control buttons under the screen (instead of either side ... Read More:

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Expansion Pak (N64)

from: Nintendo


Donkey Kong 64 was the first game I bought which required the expansion, and it had a big impact - it was needed for the game to work. However, any notion that this has an impact on all games is not true! This pack is simply a memory upgrade, and does not in anyway improve the performance of games that 'dont' require it. Don't be fooled!

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Kirby Mouse Attack (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

June 22, 2007
This game was made interesting by the many abilities which can be mixed to form new abilities. Kirby is continually picking up scrolls which add to your abilities encouraging you to collect them all. The controls worked well with excellent use of the touch screen. On completion of the game you are kept interested by a new zone in which you can pick up powers and take the to the old levels you have done. Included in this package are several minigames (a total of four). I ALWAYS find this game fun to play.

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Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

November 26, 2004
all i will say is if ur a metroid fan then get this game, it has all the fun of it plus extra things

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Pokémon Stadium - with Game Boy Transfer Pack (N64)

from: Nintendo


I personally like this game even though it is really old now. I like the mini games on it and they provide a nice break from the main story. I have transfered my pokemon from pokemon gold to this and I have to say that it is much better than the awful pokemon battle revolution on the wii even though it's 7 years older than its wii counterpart. Recomended and I hope they bring this to the virtual console

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Blue Controller 64 (N64)

from: Nintendo


In 2008, this is perhaps the most random review ever.. The N64 controller. But hell, i'm bored! As with anything N64 related, its too easy to get carried away back to those teen memories in the nineties, so I find myself bullet-pointing the most important parts...

Positives:

- The ergonomic design; no controller has ever been designed like this.
- The analog stick is perfectly placed, allowing real precision because it's right under your thumb, and you don't need to stretch for it.
- The Z button was also right under the analog stick section, allowing for better control.
- Nice innovation with the 'C' button section; a seclusion of small, yellow buttons that usually account for settings during gameplay, or camera angles.
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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker - Players' Choice (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

November 05, 2004
I was at first, a little wary of this one, the cartoony graphics gave it a childish look, like it was meant mainly for young children, however, this grew on me, and although it takes a while, once you really get into it, its awesome!!! Think Ocarina of time, in the sense that it starts well but pretty slowly, takes a while to get into, and then its just awesome!

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Star Fox Adventures

from: Nintendo

November 22, 2002
I first bought this game, wanting to have a quick fix for any other games that i might get in the future for gamecube - because i don't have a wii, only a 360, i wanted to be able to play my older games again, and buy more.

Moving on now, when i first played the game, i thought it was absolutely amazing. Everything in the game works, and to a high standards. The thing that will really suprise you is the groundbreaking graphics and even the furr effects. Although it was made in 2002, it is good enough to be imported on the 360, and still hold its own, which is great.

The gameplay is quite fantastic aswell. Once you start playing, it is hard to stop. The game makes a challenge, without it being way too difficult. A gamer like me, not very experienced would ... Read More: