On the subject of DSiware, the puzzle games end up being the best titles, generally in the Art Style series. Pictobits is a lot of fun. Everyone seems to have different opinions on the others - I love Base 10, but I doubt anyone else as much as me. Same with Aquia. Digidrive is a port of the Bit Generations title, and it can be mesmerizing once you understand it.
Shantae gets a lot of love, but I personally wasn't thrilled with it. It's a nice Metroidvania, and the graphics are amazing, and even the gameplay is good. It just feels a little flat. I would recommend it but it heavily depends on how much you enjoy the genre.
I didn't try Dark Void Zero, but it got a lot of praise for its nostalgic feel. It is very short last I heard.
Ivy the Kiwi mini is good fun and adorable, but it's another love-or-hate thing.
Trajectile and Starship Defense are fairly simple derivatives of their genres, but highly polished (as they come from Q? games, who are primarily known for the Pixeljunk series and Dylan Cuthbert, who worked on Star Fox).
This reminds me - X-SCAPE is a pretty great oldschool first person mech game. Think Battlezone. It has a very slick look and is all futuristic-y.
There's a series of games on the service called GG or GO or something; they are all very small and simple but are supposed to be fairly good.
Overall the service is pretty weak. The portable VC will help round it out. I'd love to find out Nintendo is working on a way to transfer Wiiware/VC titles from system -> portable so I could enjoy things on the go, but that's really wishing.
[quote name='utopianmachine']Am I the only one here who got Nintendogs? I am, aren't I.[/QUOTE]
Being that the French Bulldog has huskies in it, I'll grab it at some point. If another sale happens anytime soon, it'll end up being this and/or SSFIV.
[quote name='62t']I got this for DS Lite and DSi and never have to worry about figure print
http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=264497&page=99
Still prefer the DSi material as it doesn't get any figure print on it.[/QUOTE]
I was curious what you were trying to link to, but it's just going to this thread.
Shantae gets a lot of love, but I personally wasn't thrilled with it. It's a nice Metroidvania, and the graphics are amazing, and even the gameplay is good. It just feels a little flat. I would recommend it but it heavily depends on how much you enjoy the genre.
I didn't try Dark Void Zero, but it got a lot of praise for its nostalgic feel. It is very short last I heard.
Ivy the Kiwi mini is good fun and adorable, but it's another love-or-hate thing.
Trajectile and Starship Defense are fairly simple derivatives of their genres, but highly polished (as they come from Q? games, who are primarily known for the Pixeljunk series and Dylan Cuthbert, who worked on Star Fox).
This reminds me - X-SCAPE is a pretty great oldschool first person mech game. Think Battlezone. It has a very slick look and is all futuristic-y.
There's a series of games on the service called GG or GO or something; they are all very small and simple but are supposed to be fairly good.
Overall the service is pretty weak. The portable VC will help round it out. I'd love to find out Nintendo is working on a way to transfer Wiiware/VC titles from system -> portable so I could enjoy things on the go, but that's really wishing.
[quote name='utopianmachine']Am I the only one here who got Nintendogs? I am, aren't I.[/QUOTE]
Being that the French Bulldog has huskies in it, I'll grab it at some point. If another sale happens anytime soon, it'll end up being this and/or SSFIV.
[quote name='62t']I got this for DS Lite and DSi and never have to worry about figure print
http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=264497&page=99
Still prefer the DSi material as it doesn't get any figure print on it.[/QUOTE]
I was curious what you were trying to link to, but it's just going to this thread.