2-HeadedGiraffe: Join the club!
Well, like Brandon before me, I acquired a DS Lite a little over a week ago. By coincidence, both the games I bought with it were Mario related: Super Mario 64 DS and New Super Mario Bros. Both of them are excellent, though SM64DS takes advantage of the DS's features much moreso than NSMB does. Other than just graphical level, there's no reason NSMB couldn't have been done on SNES, as far as I know. That is to say, there's nothing really that uses the DS technology that couldn't have been done without it. That being said, though, it's definately a worthy successor to the Mario name.
Fortunately or unfortunately depending on who you are, I lack the broadband connection needed to play any future multiplayer games I might acquire online. It's not a feature I imagine I'd use anyway.
Mood: Jolly
Music: "Night After Night" by the Sounds
Etc: 20%
Well, like Brandon before me, I acquired a DS Lite a little over a week ago. By coincidence, both the games I bought with it were Mario related: Super Mario 64 DS and New Super Mario Bros. Both of them are excellent, though SM64DS takes advantage of the DS's features much moreso than NSMB does. Other than just graphical level, there's no reason NSMB couldn't have been done on SNES, as far as I know. That is to say, there's nothing really that uses the DS technology that couldn't have been done without it. That being said, though, it's definately a worthy successor to the Mario name.
Fortunately or unfortunately depending on who you are, I lack the broadband connection needed to play any future multiplayer games I might acquire online. It's not a feature I imagine I'd use anyway.
Mood: Jolly
Music: "Night After Night" by the Sounds
Etc: 20%
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