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Wii recmondations poll
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The only one there I've played is DQM:J.
It's an alright game, but I personally could not get into it. It turned out to be not quite anything like the original Dragon Warrior Monsters and it's sequel(s), which are my favorite Game Boy Color games, ever.
But if you've never played DWM/2 (and thusly have no expectations, hopes, or dreams to have the game live up to), then I suppose it's not a bad buy.
They're called Almirajs, dammit!
It's an alright game, but I personally could not get into it. It turned out to be not quite anything like the original Dragon Warrior Monsters and it's sequel(s), which are my favorite Game Boy Color games, ever.
But if you've never played DWM/2 (and thusly have no expectations, hopes, or dreams to have the game live up to), then I suppose it's not a bad buy.
They're called Almirajs, dammit!
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I could recommend Tatsunoko vs. Capcom, but I have no idea how much you play fighting games. It's like any other 2D fighter, where you really, truly must enjoy a good 2D fighter to be able to enjoy playing it on your own, unless of course, you've got someone to play with you all the time, because outside of a few unlockable characters, artwork, and some minigames, there's not much in terms of content. It's still a very fun game though, so I'd say you should rent it/borrow it from someone first, after it comes out.
Out of the list here though, I can most easily recommend Phantom Brave, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Klonoa, and Trauma Center. Not just because other than Tatsunoko, I've played them, but because they're truly very good games. Phantom Brave is a solid strategy RPG from the guys who made Disgaea, but hundreds of times better than Disgaea. But if you've played the PS2 version, then outside of a nice little update to the sprites and ingame GUI, a couple of new characters (You can finally use Walnut!), and a relatively short extra scenario, there's not much different.
Metroid, I'll HAVE to recommend one way or another though. The Prime games are so perfect, it's impossible NOT to. Plus, they also fixed some of the bosses in Echoes so they aren't as freakishly hard as they were 5 years ago 8D
Out of the list here though, I can most easily recommend Phantom Brave, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Klonoa, and Trauma Center. Not just because other than Tatsunoko, I've played them, but because they're truly very good games. Phantom Brave is a solid strategy RPG from the guys who made Disgaea, but hundreds of times better than Disgaea. But if you've played the PS2 version, then outside of a nice little update to the sprites and ingame GUI, a couple of new characters (You can finally use Walnut!), and a relatively short extra scenario, there's not much different.
Metroid, I'll HAVE to recommend one way or another though. The Prime games are so perfect, it's impossible NOT to. Plus, they also fixed some of the bosses in Echoes so they aren't as freakishly hard as they were 5 years ago 8D
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But-But Phantom Brave isn't a sequel! It's a port! With a few added features! It's better than the PS2 version D=