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Screwdriver didn't work, nor the drill-driver, so I think I'll be off to Wal-Mart to buy a PokéPark one.

I tried, but I think something may be stuck in the screw, a piece of something, and the 25th I shall return Ellis.

So, my Nintendo DS is for lack of a better word, dead. I think the battery has completley run dry, yet I can't get a screwdriver small enough for the screw to take the battery out, so what should I do? As far as I know it is dead, won't charge, the orange light comes on for a second and then goes off. Get a brand new DS and con someone on eBay with my other one, or get a new battery and struggle? Oh, and hi from America.

Videogames can make you angry,sad, happy and a variety of other different emotions. What games/game moments have made you feel emotion? FF7 - (Crater Sephi) - Anger - Because he'd called Aeris FF7 - (Aeris death) - Sadness - Aeris was dead... FFX - (Jecht & Tidus final scene) - Sadness - I Hate You. FFX-2 - (NB Sphere) - Shock - OMGWTF? Tiuds FF7 - (End) - Joy/Sadness - I had beaten the game...yet now I had nothing worthwhile to fill the gap Pokemon - (Elusive Pokecaptures) - Joy - Bastard Deoxys... That's all I can think of for now. What about you guys? Small note to Benji: Check your e-mail, only online for short time at work...and I'm on dial-up.

If not, I'm sure some of Dan's chav mates can 'acquire' one for you...

Yeah, the game renting thing would be quite cool. I nominate renting a game I reviewed: Yu-Gi-Oh: Duelist Of The Roses...

Multiplayer at all? Seems like something I'll beat Benji on.

So, the games I'm looking forward to in no particular order are: DS Final Fantasy III Pokémon Ranger Pokémon Torouze Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon Pokémon Diamond Pokémon Pearl (The obligatory third Pokémon game) New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Kart Animal Crossing GBA (Further Final Fantasy ports) Boktai 3 Family Guy Donkey Kong Country 3 PS2 Prince Of Persia: The Two Thrones Tomb Raider: The Legend (I'd like to get back into the games) Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Fantasy XII Dirge Of Cerberus X-Box Cock. Off. GameCube Mario Party 7 The Legend Of Zelda: The Twilight Princess Pokémon XD: Gale Of Darkness PC Civilization IV That's my whole list, I only really put X-Box thar so people can rob me list style.

http://gameboy.ign.com/objects/755/755255.html Never will this enter my GBA, nor will I come within purchasing range of it. If I see you playing this on the street, I will take your GBA, and drop it off the highest point I can find.

I do own and play an awful lot of single player games, but having a large family, I doubt we could live without a multitap and four controllers for the GameCube, and big multiplayer games like Mario Party, Smash Bros and Colosseum.

Some kind of Pokémon contest. Not sure what though. A video gaming events calendar for the year would be handy too.

One family guy that we've really played is Bomberman, for the SNES. Our whole family (7 of us) could end spending about 3 hours on that, obviously controller swapping had to occur but still. I doubt Revolution will be family orientated, as I can't see playing Resident Evil with my little cousins...

- Final Fantasy VII (3) - Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past (3) - Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow (1) - Sonic The Hedgehog (1) - Super Mario 64 (1) - Super Mario Brothers 3 (1) That was tough...

Yu-Gi-Oh: Duelist Of The Roses - 6/10 Review Reasoning... The best Yu-Gi-Oh game so far, so it must be reviewed. Plot Review You are the legendary Rose duelist, summoned by a sorcerer and have to make a choice between the Red Roses (Yugi's team) or the White Roses (Seto's team). Then you have to battle the other side. The Pros - Card Fusing On The Field - Card Upgrades - Easy to understand rules - Based on Battle of Bosworth - Great for your first Yu-Gi-Oh game - Two different sets of storylines - Features my favourite card (Dark Magician) and favourite Trap (Crush card). - Much better than the GBA games and Capsule Monster Coliseum The Cons - Can get boring after you've done everything - Can be hard to get a big hold of - It's Yu-Gi-Oh Final Notes Fun, and great for my first Yu-Gi-Oh game. Best card game I've ever played.

Kind of help, more a decision. On Pokémon Colosseum, who should I use my 2nd Time Flute on? I used on Entei. I was considering Suicine, but I won't really use it so. May use it on Tyranitar or Metagross. Decide for me...

I have more of a reason because it uses the DS's touch screen for something. Hopefully some voice recognition too. But also to complete my FF set.

I still have all my old systems and games. Traded a few PS2 games today, my first trade-ins ever.

Maybe they'll love us and do a worldwide release...

But Kraigy, you know that Nintendo's Christmas present to the rest of the world will be a large host of Diamond & Pearl information...

But we're still going again tommorow? Even if it's just so I can forcefeed trades down peoples throats right? I went too, and my save games and Deoxys's are fine.

Celebi was in Crystal, you just need a Japanese version, a Japanese phone adapter for it and the right number to call on your mobile phone to get Celebi.

Well, the information wasn't here so here you go:

Super Mario 64 DS - 8/10 Review Reasoning... This was my first DS game, and due to the DS not being released in Europe when I got my DS, the only game I played for ages. Plot Review Normal, Peach is kidnapped by Bowser, Mario must save her storyline. However, Mario along with Luigi and Wario are captured and Yoshi must free them first. New bosses, new abilities, new lots of stuff. The Pros - More stars - More characters - Egg Laying with Yoshi - Retro factor - Mini-games - Vs. Mode The Cons - Vs. Mode is less fun with just two people - Can be annoying to get some stars - It's the same storyline every Mario game (bar Superstar Saga, and Mario Bros 2.) Final Notes So fun. The retro factor of it combined with the new parts make it so amazing. Get it now. If you don't have a DS, get one of those now too.