Zar wrote:Praise God for all things awesome. Life ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rogie wrote:Rogie's birthday = June 1.
This game = May 15.
I think there's a connection. And I've already suggested it to those lovable gift-givers in my life.
Mr. SmartyPants wrote:MSP's Birthday: May 30 ^__^
Zar wrote:Praise God for all things awesome. Life ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kaemmerite wrote:I bought this game the day it came out. I'm on the second castle in world 8 (the last, I'd be willing to wager).
It is an incredibly awesome game, and I still haven't unlocked half the secret stuff yet. In fact, there's two worlds I can't access at all. If you just plow through the game without searching for the secret exits, you'll skip worlds 4 and 7 entirely.
My biggest complaint. The only times the game lets you save is after you beat a castle/fortress for the first time, or when you open up one of the secret paths with Star Coins. I'm at the last castle in World 8, I went and did a whole bunch of stuff, and couldn't save any of it. So I lost all my progress when I turned off the game. It sucks. If it wasn't for that, I would give this game a 9, but lack of saving turns it into a 7. Yeah. Losing your progress is not fun.
Bobtheduck wrote:For those of you who don't have it, I found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frp2dvzudxw
*drools*
If it weren't for MGS : PO and SH:O I'd definately get a DS just for this game... I've gotta make choices, though...
Tom Dincht wrote:Anyways, Monkey J. Luffy just sold Kingdom Hearts 2 for this so I'm assuming it's good.
Tom Dincht wrote:Anyways, Monkey J. Luffy just sold Kingdom Hearts 2 for this so I'm assuming it's good.
Felix wrote:I kinda like not being able to save whenever you want. It adds and extra level of challenge to it. It's very similar to how it was in Super Mario World. You only could save after ghost houses or castles, so you had to beat levels in chunks and get to a save point.
kaemmerite wrote:Handheld gaming, by its nature, is usually a bit shorter and less involved than console gaming, for the reason that most people don't play handheld games for an extended period of time. Some people pull out their DS or PSP when they're waiting for a bus, waiting for a friend, so on and so forth.
Handheld gaming, by its nature, is usually a bit shorter and less involved than console gaming, for the reason that most people don't play handheld games for an extended period of time.
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