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Well, promises are promises, my DS collection revealed (along with a brief reception from DaN):

•WarioWare: Touched! (2005): Ahh, the first DS game I had (it was actually Metroid Prime Hunters [First Hunt], but later sold it), excellent game that you actually enjoy even after finishing, or without multiplayer. When I realized that I bought a WarioWare game as my first DS game, I knew I would end up being a WW fan (and I was true XD).

•Spectrobes (2007): This "Pokémon / Tales of Symphonia" esque game has an awesome gameplay, charming characters and...well, that card-code thing. Music, graphics and a very simple "save the galaxy of Nanairo of an alien invasion" saves it from being better (the sequels are better, as far as I know).

•Diddy Kong Racing DS (2007): A remake of the original DKR for the 64. I have Rare golden era games as my all-time favorites, and while this feels as DKR on your hand, it does not surpass it, even with Wi-Fi (which is dead by now...).

•The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (2007): The first Zelda I completed at 100%, and one of the shortest... WW portable, temple of boredom XD (PS: Linebeck rules!!).

•Star Fox: Command (2006): Ah, Star Fox (a series that has won my heart by it's replay value, music, characters and dialogue even if "Do a Barrel Roll!!" is absent in this release...) on the DS feels like Star Fox with some Risk stuff on it, the Command part adds a very strategic twist; 9 different endings really makes you replay everything, but leaving all with a cliff hanger, well... my Wii has been waiting something for 5 years .

•Space Invaders Extreme (2008): Animal Planet's most EXTRE... I mean, Space Invaders EXTREME has the gameplay and addiction of Space Invaders (Duh!), but adds epic bosses, a techno soundtrack and colorful graphics to the mix.

•Mario Kart DS (2005): The thing that has made the most damage to my DS pad, sniff sniff... (At least I am a Rank star for now).

•Kirby: Canvas Curse (2005): With WEWY, this is the most addictive game I have, I still replay the minigames at least once a month! The soundtrack, interactivity, graphics and color makes this a DS must play!! (It definitely has a kirby feeling, compared to Epic Yarn... not that I hate or dislike Epic Yarn, but you get what I am saying).

•Kirby Super Star Ultra (2008): A remake of KSS on SNES; this game adds more levels, bosses, and a graphic update (that's what a remake should be, more level and bosses, I think); enjoyable till the end, and if you have a friend with it, you sure get a lot of fun.

•Animal Crossing: Wild World (2005): The sequel to my cult classic Animal Crossing on the GameCube; this DS sequel updated AC in so much ways, that Animal Crossing: City Folk on Wii could just be a graphic upgrade port!!. I enjoyed everything, but I still wished for that more nature feel of the original (and the free NES games of course).

•Sonic Rush Adventure (2007): Awesome Sonic Rush game/sequel; add Wi-Fi, a tropical feel and a sea navigation minigames makes it a star on Sonic franchise (the story was weak, but too many time-travels / demi god's needed a rest, really).

•Pokémon Pearl Version (2007): There's a thing about me and Pokémon: I have a PKMN heart, but it vibes like 5 times on two weeks (except when I get a new one, then it's a must play for one month XD); that makes it constant, but not a priority, also, my love for PKMN is on Hoenn and Ruby/Emerald version).

•Phantasy Star Ø (2009): Imagine Phantasy Star Online on the go (no, not the PhantasyStarUniverse-PSP way), ready? Good, now you have PSØ on your DS then XD. The return of those classic elements, including dark-you-know-who, makes this game on of my favorites. While Wi-Fi is a disaster, joining a group or site (PSWorld, maybe?) is a good way to keep that Online feel on it.

•Kindgom Hearts 358/2 Days (2009): As a very proud KH fan, this had to be on the top. This chapter of the series is the Majora's Mask of the series: dark, sad, and still colorful in some way. It had 5/5 on every aspect, with the exception of no new worlds/music.

•The World Ends with You (2008): You only have 7 days: memories, graffiti, pins, music, clothes, characters, story, graphics, side-quests, videos, replay value, tag mode, multiplayer, tin pin, food, easter eggs, suggestive themes; with that "Twister" of elements, it's probably the best game on the system, dear .

•Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (2011): My newest and latest addition, KHR (no, those initials aren't from an anime) stands strong: the mixture of gameplay, replay value, characters, story (yeah, KHR has a story, not as deep as the others, but it certainly will touch you somewhere), soundtrack, and the Avatar Menu!!.

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Description
Well, promises are promises, my DS collection revealed (along with a brief reception from DaN):

•WarioWare: Touched! (2005): Ahh, the first DS game I had (it was actually Metroid Prime Hunters [First Hunt], but later sold it), excellent game that you actually enjoy even after finishing, or without multiplayer. When I realized that I bought a WarioWare game as my first DS game, I knew I would end up being a WW fan (and I was true XD).

•Spectrobes (2007): This "Pokémon / Tales of Symphonia" esque game has an awesome gameplay, charming characters and...well, that card-code thing. Music, graphics and a very simple "save the galaxy of Nanairo of an alien invasion" saves it from being better (the sequels are better, as far as I know).

•Diddy Kong Racing DS (2007): A remake of the original DKR for the 64. I have Rare golden era games as my all-time favorites, and while this feels as DKR on your hand, it does not surpass it, even with Wi-Fi (which is dead by now...).

•The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (2007): The first Zelda I completed at 100%, and one of the shortest... WW portable, temple of boredom XD (PS: Linebeck rules!!).

•Star Fox: Command (2006): Ah, Star Fox (a series that has won my heart by it's replay value, music, characters and dialogue even if "Do a Barrel Roll!!" is absent in this release...) on the DS feels like Star Fox with some Risk stuff on it, the Command part adds a very strategic twist; 9 different endings really makes you replay everything, but leaving all with a cliff hanger, well... my Wii has been waiting something for 5 years .

•Space Invaders Extreme (2008): Animal Planet's most EXTRE... I mean, Space Invaders EXTREME has the gameplay and addiction of Space Invaders (Duh!), but adds epic bosses, a techno soundtrack and colorful graphics to the mix.

•Mario Kart DS (2005): The thing that has made the most damage to my DS pad, sniff sniff... (At least I am a Rank star for now).

•Kirby: Canvas Curse (2005): With WEWY, this is the most addictive game I have, I still replay the minigames at least once a month! The soundtrack, interactivity, graphics and color makes this a DS must play!! (It definitely has a kirby feeling, compared to Epic Yarn... not that I hate or dislike Epic Yarn, but you get what I am saying).

•Kirby Super Star Ultra (2008): A remake of KSS on SNES; this game adds more levels, bosses, and a graphic update (that's what a remake should be, more level and bosses, I think); enjoyable till the end, and if you have a friend with it, you sure get a lot of fun.

•Animal Crossing: Wild World (2005): The sequel to my cult classic Animal Crossing on the GameCube; this DS sequel updated AC in so much ways, that Animal Crossing: City Folk on Wii could just be a graphic upgrade port!!. I enjoyed everything, but I still wished for that more nature feel of the original (and the free NES games of course).

•Sonic Rush Adventure (2007): Awesome Sonic Rush game/sequel; add Wi-Fi, a tropical feel and a sea navigation minigames makes it a star on Sonic franchise (the story was weak, but too many time-travels / demi god's needed a rest, really).

•Pokémon Pearl Version (2007): There's a thing about me and Pokémon: I have a PKMN heart, but it vibes like 5 times on two weeks (except when I get a new one, then it's a must play for one month XD); that makes it constant, but not a priority, also, my love for PKMN is on Hoenn and Ruby/Emerald version).

•Phantasy Star Ø (2009): Imagine Phantasy Star Online on the go (no, not the PhantasyStarUniverse-PSP way), ready? Good, now you have PSØ on your DS then XD. The return of those classic elements, including dark-you-know-who, makes this game on of my favorites. While Wi-Fi is a disaster, joining a group or site (PSWorld, maybe?) is a good way to keep that Online feel on it.

•Kindgom Hearts 358/2 Days (2009): As a very proud KH fan, this had to be on the top. This chapter of the series is the Majora's Mask of the series: dark, sad, and still colorful in some way. It had 5/5 on every aspect, with the exception of no new worlds/music.

•The World Ends with You (2008): You only have 7 days: memories, graffiti, pins, music, clothes, characters, story, graphics, side-quests, videos, replay value, tag mode, multiplayer, tin pin, food, easter eggs, suggestive themes; with that "Twister" of elements, it's probably the best game on the system, dear .

•Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (2011): My newest and latest addition, KHR (no, those initials aren't from an anime) stands strong: the mixture of gameplay, replay value, characters, story (yeah, KHR has a story, not as deep as the others, but it certainly will touch you somewhere), soundtrack, and the Avatar Menu!!.

®All rights reserved for Nintendo, SEGA, Square-Enix, Disney, and Taito.®