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[ Editor's Note: As Nick Olsen is a writer for Theory of Gaming, this won't be counted in the monthly Vox Pop prize. However, it is very much a worthy read. ]
By Nick Olsen
Co-founder, Theory of Gaming
In 1985 Nintendo started a revolution when it...
We vaguely recall complaining about the lack of good DS software a few months back. For that, we should be flogged. But first, we shall repent by suggesting the following groovy games for your dual-screen machine.
Advance Wars: Dual Strike
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Strategy
MSRP: $34.99
How cool is the DS version of this Game Boy Advance classic? Cool enough to be our hands-down top choice for a great DS buy. Deeper than an ocean and smarter than most gamers, this is what war is good for.
It has become increasing clear that there is no stopping Mario, and so long as he stars in games this good, we're cool with that. Plenty of tracks and WiFi play make it impossible to resist this thoroughly enjoyable racer.
Hardcore gamers know the value of a sweet Castlevania game, which is precisely the way to describe this doozie. Staying true to its roots with beautiful graphics and robust item and soul collection, this is one vampire that doesn't suck.
The Brothers Mario make their way through time in this absurd, brilliantly written role-playing gem. You'll laugh out loud while digging the compelling blend of strategy and action gameplay. An easy recommendation.
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Meteos
Publisher: Nintendo
Genre: Puzzle
MSRP: $29.99
No handheld library is complete with an addictive puzzler, and Meteos pretty much does the trick with clever gameplay and bright graphics. Smart multiplayer and good use of the stylus to boot.