Shooter wise, you can't go wrong with Metroid, Moon, the Call of Duty games, or even Dementium 1 + 2, sports games I couldn't advise you as I don't play them, but it's also worth picking up copies of Puzzle Quest 1 or 2, Dragon Quest IX, Rooms – The Main Building, Zelda Spirit Tracks, any of the Castlevania games, Might & Magic – Clash of Heroes, Transformers: War for Cybertron, either version, Wordmaster or Bookworm, and another essential purchase is Peggle, as the DS is probably the best version after the PC/Mac

No idea, but I believe the memory card is really only for carrying music, or downloaded games from the Nintendo store, there's a really wicked Castlevania looking one from Gameloft, shame I don't have a DSi

Shin Megami Tensei:  Strange Journey is a great game, you might like to try some of the other games in the series, only Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor is available on the DS, but they've released quite a few of the others on the PS2 and SNES, if your gonna give this a go, you may also like to check out Etrian Odyssey 1+2, similar kinda game but a more fantasy feel instead of the sci-fi of Strange Journey. If your into RPG/Adventures and you would like to try something a bit different, try The World Ends With You, a great game, that is unlike anything else I've ever played, you control two parties in battle on both screens at the same time, can get a little confusing to start, but when you pull of some killer combo's, you'll fell like a ninja, also for RTS fans, then give Advance Wars: Days of Ruin a go, brilliant C&C style game (turn based) anything else you looking to try?

mym1nd said:

Dark Void Zero – great, if short, 8bit platform shooter. Really great gae and worth the 500 points.

 

Yeah Strange journey is very clear on it's quests which is a great thing, no random wandering around looking for what to do and kill, As for the trophies, no I normally only do about 10-20 a week, but now going through my pile of shame playing some games that I hadn't even put into my PS3, I've unlocked a fair few more than I would ever normally do, 61 is a little excessive for me.

Post edited 21:27 – Aug 5th 2010 by Vampire Azrial

Short answer, no, long answer noooooooooooooooooooooo!

 

you basically connect with people via wi-fi who are local to you (about 30 meters), on some games you can connect wireless via the internet, but you need to have your friends code (like on the Wii) to connect to them, on the numerous games I've got, I've never tried, because I can't remember my wireless password I chose for my router, and Virgin Media are bloody useless, so I can't connect my DS wireless.