Atlus announces Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier for Nintendo DS

[Balrog]

Hey, did any of you actually read the review or did you just look at the score and the reviewer's name and ran off to the internet to gripe about it? She says this in plain English in the third paragraph:

"But, believe it or not, the fetishistic silliness that pervades Endless Frontier is the game's high point."

Yeah, she said that is the best part of the game. Her complaints are with the gameplay (she is a fan of the series btw) which is what caused her to give her the grade she decided on. Seriously, guys, are you really serious that girls shouldn't review certain games? I hope not because that is most retarded thing I've heard in months and I frequent the internet.

tl;dr Read the review before criticizing it and if you have a problem with it, bring up your issues with the review, not the person because ad hominem arguments are pointless, childish and retarded.

[NuclearConvoy]

Hey, did any of you actually read the review or did you just look at the score and the reviewer's name and ran off to the internet to gripe about it? She says this in plain English in the third paragraph:

"But, believe it or not, the fetishistic silliness that pervades Endless Frontier is the game's high point."

Yeah, she said that is the best part of the game. Her complaints are with the gameplay (she is a fan of the series btw) which is what caused her to give her the grade she decided on. Seriously, guys, are you really serious that girls shouldn't review certain games? I hope not because that is most retarded thing I've heard in months and I frequent the internet.

tl;dr Read the review before criticizing it and if you have a problem with it, bring up your issues with the review, not the person because ad hominem arguments are pointless, childish and retarded.

Did my post somehow get ignored?

[Rurik]

I read it, and I said I don't have issues with a girl reviewing it, I don't even have an issue with giving it a poor score, if it deserves it. But it seems unfair to me that she focused so heavily upon the sexual points, and didn't even really say anything about the parts I'm most concerned with. Now, myself, from a glance my biggest issue with the game would be the focus on the humans and not the mecha, it's Super Robot Wars, not Super Human Wars, however until I get my copy, I won't judge the game.

Hmm, shmup must be shortened for shoot 'em up I assume.

[Balrog]

Hey, did any of you actually read the review or did you just look at the score and the reviewer's name and ran off to the internet to gripe about it? She says this in plain English in the third paragraph:

"But, believe it or not, the fetishistic silliness that pervades Endless Frontier is the game's high point."

Yeah, she said that is the best part of the game. Her complaints are with the gameplay (she is a fan of the series btw) which is what caused her to give her the grade she decided on. Seriously, guys, are you really serious that girls shouldn't review certain games? I hope not because that is most retarded thing I've heard in months and I frequent the internet.

tl;dr Read the review before criticizing it and if you have a problem with it, bring up your issues with the review, not the person because ad hominem arguments are pointless, childish and retarded.

Did my post somehow get ignored?

As a result, strings of ordinary attacks end up being the name of the game, which gets repetitive quite quickly. Watching Reiji break out a lengthy combo the first time around is quite fun. But when it's required for almost every battle? Not so much.

Were we not EXPECTING and WANTING this type of system from the begining?

I dunno, that review seems to have been written by someone who saw that the game was laden with sexual innuendo and decided, from that moment, to dislike the game no matter what.

I dunno, your post seems to have been written by someone who thought that the review was laden with feminist bias because of the score and decided, from that moment, to dislike the review and reviewer no matter what.

[NuclearConvoy]

Oh, wow, tres "witty".
No, I read the review and found her coverage of the gameplay mechanisms lacking and her constant returning to bitching about the "best part" being the sexual innuendos she clearly found displeasing from the begining.

[Juanblue85]

Oh, wow, tres "witty".
No, I read the review and found her coverage of the gameplay mechanisms lacking and her constant returning to bitching about the "best part" being the sexual innuendos she clearly found displeasing from the begining.

I'm still in a WTF moment as to who the heck told her to review this particular game?

[Rurik]

Precisely, I was hoping to learn more about what to expect from the controls, having never played Namco X Capcom. All I know is that it involves "juggling" and timed attacks, I would also like to know a little bit about the character personalities, how memorable they are, are they like Kyosuke and Excellen, with scenes that still make me giddy every time I replay the game? (I.E. Kyosuke after Excellen is captured, when Bullet gets mad at him, accusing him of not caring, and the others point out that Kyosuke is REALLY pissed, and that whoever is responsible is about to end up on the business end of his Trump Card.)

Having seen the trailer I could've told her it had a lot of fanservice, honestly, I'd have thought that was obvious, heck, one look at the cover can tell you that much. XD

[Saburo Hikari]

Ok, I can see you are a robot fan as much as I am. The boobs do not faze me as much as others but if you read the commits on any of the videos I can almost graduate the first thing it will say is boobes. (I'm not kidding when I say that as I have read the commits on various websites and on youtube) You and I are just one of the few who want to see the NXC style gameplay, the robots, the lulz story and the many OG references. (not to spoil it too much but one of worlds in the game is set in the shadow-mirror world.) Believe me when I say this viewers, there are games with much worse sexual innuendo in it http://www.atlus.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3361 (sorry for bringing it up by the way)I'm not in it for the boobs too actually. I mean, the boobs are a nice bonus, but when the girls start showing cleavage via losing cloth around their boobs, then it starts weirding me out.

I'm in it for the Namco x Capcom battle system (I've never played it either), high quality animations during battle, and the story.

[Rurik]

Truth be told, the girls are too thin for my taste anyway. XD I can't wait to get my hands on my copy. Probably get it Saturday, since I don't know if I'll have time to go get it tomorrow.

[greg]

"But, believe it or not, the fetishistic silliness that pervades Endless Frontier is the game's high point."

Yeah, she said that is the best part of the game.
This struck me as her being rather sarcastic, actually.

I'm still in a WTF moment as to who the heck told her to review this particular game?
Yep, me too. As I said before, the people who are interested in this game already know who they are. We just want to read a review by somebody else who is one too.

And actually, even the favorable reviews of this game seem to focus too much on the boob factor. Maybe not enough boob factor games make it outside of Japan, so to the rest of the world it seems unusual. The other SRT games have bouncing too, and I wonder how much of the other games the one reviewer actually played before she griped about it being present in this game? It is really nothing new to the series. Maybe she only played the domestic GBA games and not the PS2 games, which feature bouncing tits.

[Vicious1915]

OMG ^^

I thought this was gonna be one of those "giant fighting robot/mech" games. I'm SO glad I finally checked out this thread, and then the site. I've been overlooking this for months.
I almost missed out on what looks like an incredibly fun, nicely animated RPG!

[Silver Soul]

i read Crimson-Hrist's (Kate Bailey) review i respect her opinion male or not. but i also gave my own review on 1up about the game. also she was a bit offensive to us, Atlus and to other ppl that might be playing the game that are just fans of SRT Xenosage or even Namco X Capcom so i did mention it in my concerns (at the bottom) so check my review out some time theres also small character tips etc. i hope sells go well its a great spin-off and hopely it will bring the main franchise to the U.S. well SRTOGSEF will be im my ds for a solid month. enjoy the game later today guys and good day fellow fans


http://www.1up.com/do/reviewPage?cId=3173972 may not be posted yet

if not check this link http://www.1up.com/do/my1Up?publicUserId=6037382

[Mank]

I got it :)
Well, I'll go ahead and play a little and maybe post an opinion or two later...

[Tatsuya Suou]

You have no idea how much I'm hoping there's a Rampage Ghost attack in this game, I still get giddy every time I see the Alt and Weiss get positively medieval on some poor unsuspecting Inspector!

Hate to disappoint but as far as I know they don't have Rampage Ghost, though I could be wrong. Although you do get to fight them both as shown here (in this bad quality vid no less) but once you get them as allies I think you could combine their attacks to sort of get Rampage Ghost.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNZ_UESXvKA

I'm not in it for the boobs too actually. I mean, the boobs are a nice bonus, but when the girls start showing cleavage via losing cloth around their boobs, then it starts weirding me out.

I'm in it for the Namco x Capcom battle system (I've never played it either), high quality animations during battle, and the story.

By loss of cloth around the boobs you mean Aschen's overheat mode where her top and bottoms burn off a bit. It doesn’t weird me out that much but then again I have seen weirder stuff. I think of it as this, Aschen is basically cyborg Lamia complete with the same voice but when she unlocks the limiters in overheat mode (when some clothes burn off) She turns into Excellen with +50 damage and has the same amount of funny dialogue as her. And don't worry about NXC for I have "something" for that later. Anyway I’m off to get my game.

[Rurik]

OMG ^^

I thought this was gonna be one of those "giant fighting robot/mech" games. I'm SO glad I finally checked out this thread, and then the site. I've been overlooking this for months.
I almost missed out on what looks like an incredibly fun, nicely animated RPG!

Well, most of the series IS about the mecha, this one focuses more on the humans from what I've seen of it so far. Which to me is slightly disappointing, since I'm paying for Super ROBOT Wars, not Super HUMAN Wars, but as long as the game is good, I'll get over it.

[NuclearConvoy]

Y'know, it completely escaped my mind, but is the game dubbed into english?
And, if so, have there beeen any videos yet with the english voices in them?
I'm curious to hear some of them in english, if they exist, before my game arrives on Thursday 9as estimated by Amazon.ca when they just informed me it has shipped)

[Mank]

Y'know, it completely escaped my mind, but is the game dubbed into english?
And, if so, have there beeen any videos yet with the english voices in them?
I'm curious to hear some of them in english, if they exist, before my game arrives on Thursday 9as estimated by Amazon.ca when they just informed me it has shipped)

It's Japanese, all the way, unless there's a setting somewhere to flip it to English...

[NuclearConvoy]

Y'know, it completely escaped my mind, but is the game dubbed into english?
And, if so, have there beeen any videos yet with the english voices in them?
I'm curious to hear some of them in english, if they exist, before my game arrives on Thursday 9as estimated by Amazon.ca when they just informed me it has shipped)

It's Japanese, all the way, unless there's a setting somewhere to flip it to English...

Cool. I was kinda hoping they'd keep it "native", but Atlus hasnt upset me with the dubbing on anything by them I've played through/started playing up till now (Persona 2, Persona 4, Luminous Arc 2). Annoyingly I have yet to actually beat most of the games I own, let alone start them, because I just don't have the energy most of the time during the school year to play video games (though portable ones get more attention during the year, I still barely played Luminous Arc 2 until exam period hit, and I got it at Christmas...guh, and I have PLAYSTATION games I haven't beaten...i'm a bad, bad gamer. A GREAT collector :P)

[Juanblue85]

Friggin awesome I just got it today and it amazing love the crazy action so far.

[NuclearConvoy]

Friggin awesome I just got it today and it amazing love the crazy action so far.

I'm uninformed, what role does the touchscreen have in gameplay?

[Rurik]

Yes, that's rather what I wanted to know in that review, I don't need a review to tell me it's going to have lots of cleavage and innuendo. (It's got a BROWNING! Where Brownings go, innuendo always follows.) I would however like to know more about the controls and combat system, beyond vague allusions to a game I've never played, and the fact it involves "juggling."

[greg]

i read Crimson-Hrist's (Kate Bailey) review i respect her opinion male or not. but i also gave my own review on 1up about the game. also she was a bit offensive to us, Atlus and to other ppl that might be playing the game that are just fans of SRT Xenosage or even Namco X Capcom so i did mention it in my concerns

Thanks for sticking up for us, and for pointing out that there is plenty to love about this game other than the boob factor. However, I think there may be some time for you to actually proofread and EDIT the heck out of your review before it gets posted on the main site? It is one huge, unstructured run-on sentence stream of thought, full of grammatical and spelling errors. You totally went over the line calling into question Kate's bust size, even if it was a joke. You would do well to completely delete at least that, if nothing else.

[Juanblue85]

Friggin awesome I just got it today and it amazing love the crazy action so far.

I'm uninformed, what role does the touchscreen have in gameplay?

Actually you don't even use the touchscreen at all it is using the d-pad and the buttons that's it at least I read the intros manual before I started the game.

[Rurik]

Seems kind of pointless to make it a DS game if it's not going to even use the touchscreen.

Just a few more hours and I get my mecha fix at last. <3

[Saburo Hikari]

Friggin awesome I just got it today and it amazing love the crazy action so far.

I'm uninformed, what role does the touchscreen have in gameplay?The same role it plays in nearly all DS games: the stats screen*! :roll:




*I'm only joking of course. I'm not sure how many good games actually uses the touch screen. Most of the fun DS games I play don't use the touch screen at all besides showing stats.

[NuclearConvoy]

Friggin awesome I just got it today and it amazing love the crazy action so far.

I'm uninformed, what role does the touchscreen have in gameplay?The same role it plays in nearly all DS games: the stats screen*! :roll:




*I'm only joking of course. I'm not sure how many good games actually uses the touch screen. Most of the fun DS games I play don't use the touch screen at all besides showing stats.

Luminous Arc 2 has the touchscreen usable for all menu navigation and battlefield controls, but you can easily use the regular controls instead. Just an example of a good game that lets you make heavy use of the touchscreen, if you want :D

[Tatsuya Suou]

Think of it this way, this is still a SRW game no matter any way you look at it. From what I know the two other SRW games on the DS, SRW W & SRW K, don't have any touch screen features in it. So to me it just makes sense that this game is the same as those two.

[Rurik]

Still seems odd to me, does the game at least have any WiFi features? If it doesn't take advantage of WiFi, nor the touch screen, they might as well have just made it a PS2 game.

[Tatsuya Suou]

Well....no; this game is pretty strait forward game. You may not have read my theory yet but this game was brought over here so to bring back interest to the SRT series and see if they should go for the "big one", and I think you know what I'm talking about.

[Rurik]

If they really want to get interest up, they should try running the Divine Wars anime on Adult Swim.

And now that I have my beloved game, I can honestly say, that reviewer must've been dropped on her head a few dozen times as a child. I'm still a tad disappointed that the mecha take a backseat to the humans, but it's still incredibly fun beating the everloving crap out of the enemies with merciless chain attacks that rival the Rampage Ghost for sheer visceral pleasure. I find the Japanese voices a tad bit annoying though, as it bugs the hell out of me at the start and end of battles not having any clue what they're saying.

And no, I don't want to hear it from any "EVERYTHING MUST REMAIN JAPANESE!!!" brats, I do not speak Japanese, I do not read Japanese, write Japanese, or in general understand Japanese, beyond a few bits and pieces I've picked up like watashi, as such, I prefer to have English, at the very least subtitles, so I can figure out what they're saying as they go into, and exit battle. If I could understand Japanese, and wanted Japanese, I would've gone with the import version so I could've gotten the drama CD.

[Silver Soul]

@greg

yeah i have got a email about it so i had to edit some things. ill rephrase another thing i also mentioned "even if it were a joke it wouldn't be taken so nicely" the joke was actually meant to be over the top. I was really trying to point out that some will take the jokes more seriously than others. the joke wasn't really towards Kat but to some other comments so i mentioned not to take it personally at the bottom. but even then i guess it was still way too over the top and will be taken out.

I noticed its not a "professional review" and not actually close to one either. Its more like whats in this game besides boobs talk. i just wanted to point some things out about the game besides what a lot of people only look at. Mainly i felt like i had to say something but i did went a little over the top on some things i knew i had a feeling i wasn't cool at the time.

after playing the game i just couldn't help but getting upset after reading the review. after all the bad reviews I've ever read only this one got to me. usually reviews don't mean much to me good or bad. I mainly just read them for insight, I'm more of a go see for my self kind of guy.

I will clean up a bit because it seem more of a rant against the review and the 1uper comments. about my review/thought I'm thinking i will just to leave it in my blog and edit it(i have edited it many many times already lol). Also thanks for taking your time reading and for the heads up Greg i really appreciate it.

[Tatsuya Suou]

If they really want to get interest up, they should try running the Divine Wars anime on Adult Swim.

And now that I have my beloved game, I can honestly say, that reviewer must've been dropped on her head a few dozen times as a child. I'm still a tad disappointed that the mecha take a backseat to the humans, but it's still incredibly fun beating the everloving crap out of the enemies with merciless chain attacks that rival the Rampage Ghost for sheer visceral pleasure. I find the Japanese voices a tad bit annoying though, as it bugs the hell out of me at the start and end of battles not having any clue what they're saying.

And no, I don't want to hear it from any "EVERYTHING MUST REMAIN JAPANESE!!!" brats, I do not speak Japanese, I do not read Japanese, write Japanese, or in general understand Japanese, beyond a few bits and pieces I've picked up like watashi, as such, I prefer to have English, at the very least subtitles, so I can figure out what they're saying as they go into, and exit battle. If I could understand Japanese, and wanted Japanese, I would've gone with the import version so I could've gotten the drama CD.

That my be fine be there are a few problems with that. One is the Divine Wars is SUB only and the only way for it to show on AS if bandai re-release it with a dub in it. Another is that not only the DVD's for them are expensive, it doesn’t hold as well for those who aren’t SRT fans. (Personally I haven't seen it but from all the site that talk about this that this is the case) And last and most important of all, Adult Swim just doesn’t care for anime as much as they use to and the whole network is lacking these days.

You seem to be new to the whole dub sub craziness that has been on this forum. I share you're opinion for a game or anime to be accessible to everyone. If you want to know how hectic the discussions can get than check this thread out http://www.atlus.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3276

[Rurik]

Oh I have an idea, it's that way all over the internet, you always have the brats who want everything to be left in Japanese and just have subtitles added, and are never happy no matter how good a dub is, no matter that they don't cut out any scenes, change the plot in the least, or anything like that, they're always unhappy because they mispronounce one little syllable in a character's name or some nonsense like that. I know the anime hasn't been dubbed yet, but I think that would be a good way to get some more publicity and interest in the franchise. Also, if they happen to do a sequel to this game, they should consider bringing in some more Capcom characters, perhaps X and Zero, they'd fit in well enough with Ashchen I'm sure.

[greg]

Oh I have an idea, it's that way all over the internet, you always have the brats who want everything to be left in Japanese and just have subtitles added...
Careful, or this could easily become yet another sub/dub debate. You wouldn't like it if I said "brats who always insist on everything being in English because they can't stand to be reminded of where cool games actually come from" or something. My gripe with changing this stuff into English is that something always gets screwed up. The best dubbed game I've played, Tales of Symphonia for the GC, has excellent voice acting, yet they didn't dub the whole game and the conversations between characters on the world map are silent, unlike the J version. Most of the time, dubs are decent except for one character that grates on my nerves. I'm currently playing Luminous Arc, which is actually a good dub, except for one or two characters that screw it up, particularly the shrill, nasally voice for Theo. I mean, what were they thinking? Didn't anytime during the dubbing process somebody stop and think, "Wait, this voice is pretty annoying?" With all the shouting in this Endless Frontier game, it would easily get ruined with some moronic voice acting. Nobody complained when Street Fighter II was released 15 years ago or so and the characters shouted their attacks in Japanese.

[Rurik]

That's because it had no plot. Honestly, if you want it in Japanese so badly, invest in one of those programs to learn Japanese, and just import the original Japanese versions. The entire point of localizing a game is to make it accessible to the people who already know that particular language.

[NuclearConvoy]

That's because it had no plot. Honestly, if you want it in Japanese so badly, invest in one of those programs to learn Japanese, and just import the original Japanese versions. The entire point of localizing a game is to make it accessible to the people who already know that particular language.


*groan* And here we go again.

[Rurik]

Well it doesn't make sense, why play the ENGLISH version, if you want JAPANESE voices? If you can understand Japanese, and you want Japanese so badly, play the Japanese version, if you DON'T understand Japanese, then why do you want to hear it so badly? You might as well not have any voices at all if you're not going to know what they're saying.

I don't really mind Japanese voices, but if the audio isn't going to be English, there needs to at least be subtitles.

[Sseklebeast]

Meh

My Amazon packaged with SRT OGS EF arrived today but was stolen.

[Tatsuya Suou]

Well it doesn't make sense, why play the ENGLISH version, if you want JAPANESE voices? If you can understand Japanese, and you want Japanese so badly, play the Japanese version, if you DON'T understand Japanese, then why do you want to hear it so badly? You might as well not have any voices at all if you're not going to know what they're saying.

I don't really mind Japanese voices, but if the audio isn't going to be English, there needs to at least be subtitles.

The thing is; atlus knew they would have a hard time getting people back into SRT with this one game. So to cut back on cost of localization and they want each game to come with a disc, they decided to make the voices Japanese only. (Although that is only my theory) You’re brand new to the threads and haven't been around prior to this games announcement and have missed the constant bickering on whether a game should be done w/o English voices. So I going to say this before mods do; please don't make this into a dub vs sub thread. For now lets accept the game as Japanese’s only, I personally would have like it to be dual language, but we can’t have it all.

[Rurik]

I'd be content if it was at least subbed, it drives me absolutely insane having no clue what's being said.

[greg]

Okay, not to further a sub vs dub debate, and only just to know more about the game, I have a question. I actually do speak a bit of Japanese and I do play regular Super Robot Taisen games from Japan, however the reading part is the most difficult. Hearing the spoken language is quite a bit easier since the main barrier to learning Japanese is reading the kanji. I am actually in Japan at the moment, and won't be able to play this game until I return home next week. Amazon still hasn't shipped me my game. (However, I just snagged Atlus's Ys today for only $20 for Amazon's deal of the day!)

So that being said, I have a question about the game. So it has remained in Japanese, and there are no subtitles. Is the spoken language only during the battles when they shout their attacks? Are there any lengths of plot development, like in anime FMV cutscenes, that have spoken language but no translation? If not, then I can't see any harm in not dubbing it.

[Rurik]

Before and after battles, every time you enter and exit towns, shops, and inns. For people who know Japanese, or who don't care, there's no harm, for people like me however, it bugs the hell out of me not to know what's being said.

[greg]

That is unusual, since other SRT games, and pretty much any other RPG out there, have text to accompany the spoken dialogue at the bottom of the screen unless it is an FMV cutscene. Since games where every line of dialogue is accompanied by voice acting is rare among RPGs, I would expect that this game would also have text that goes along with the voice acting, aside from the actual battles. I can imagine no translation during the actual fighting, but if there is no text to accompany the dialogue in the main part of the game, that is a bit strange.

[Rurik]

Yes, the "important" things have text, and so far aren't voiced, it's just the "minor" things that don't really effect the plot that are voiced but not even subbed, which is what irks me, I don't care if it's dubbed or subbed, I just want to know what's being said. If I had wanted to play the game and not understand what was being said, I'd have bought the Japanese version months ago instead.

[greg]

Yes, the "important" things have text, and so far aren't voiced, it's just the "minor" things that don't really effect the plot that are voiced but not even subbed
So the dialogues when entering the towns, inns and such have no text to go along with the voice acting?

[Rurik]

Only if it's "important" like when you first enter the town, and the characters talk amongst themselves about things related to the plot, but so far those parts are text only, but when you enter the shops and such and the shopkeepers say, I assume since I can't understand them, things like "Welcome to Caterwaul!" it's just voices, with no text, same with the little banters as you go into and exit battle.

[greg]

Oh, is that all? Sorry, I guess I just don't care anymore. Thanks for clarifying for me, but it would seem that your gripe is a real moot point then, and it just goes back to the same reasons why Capcom did not redub Ken when he says "Hadouken" or "Shoryuken" in Street Fighter II. You aren't missing out on anything, except for possibly a lousy dub job. Atlus kinda did the same thing with the Izuna games. It has short voice acting clips when you talk to shop owners, like "irasshaimase" ("welcome") and such.

[Rurik]

There's a difference, you're talking about an attack name, and if it was just that I wouldn't care that much, it pisses me off seeing Kaguya pop in, say something in Japanese, and then Ashchen pop in in party girl mode, shouting "YES I DO!" and having no clue at all what the hell she's responding to.

Imagine playing the two GBA games, and having all but a few bits and pieces of the text when they attack being written in kanji, using the Rampage Ghost attack, and having no clue what's being said, but then at the end getting one little bit translated into English when Excellen says "Our joker card, right?" you'd want to know what they had been saying up until that point.

[jeffx]

you guys are just never happy.

[Rurik]

I'm happy with the game as a whole, but not knowing what's being said pisses me off. >_< And given I paid for the American version, I've every right to be annoyed by not understanding something in the game.

[NuclearConvoy]

My copy arrived today, two days earlier than Amazon.ca estimated! Yay Canada Post!
I'll give a mini-review at some future point, as i have been far too busy to start playing (and, on a side note, picked up a copy of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney at Wal-Mart for 10 bucks, 2 DS games in one day AND Transformers on sale = Happy, Happy NuclearConvoy :D)

[Hellfire99X]

Just wanted to chime in with a note saying that my copy arrived in the mail yesterday. Despite the fact that I can't understand what they're saying in battles (no subtitles for the voiceovers either, but I understand why), it seems pretty fun so far. I approve. :D

[avirata]

How do you get downloaded games on your nintendo ds? A friend told me that you can buy something and download games onto it to play on your nintendo ds, but im not sure where to find it and how to actually do it. I cant remember what it was called. Also, what all can you do on a nintendo ds besides play games? I know a psp is better and can do more, but I dont have one of those. I like my ds.

[Onion of Mystery]

Downloading DS games, except in the case of the new DSiWare stuff, is stealing. Don't discuss it here.

[Candle Jack]

I just finished the game. I wish it had something else, like sub quests or more than one optional boss. But ah well, I enjoyed it.

[TyrantBlade]

Yo guys i'm new here and i am a fan of the super robot taisen generation like you .The music and beatiful robot made me love it.and my luv elzam branstein cause it's cool in the OG .HOPE THAT there will be a new version of SRW in english

[TyrantBlade]

Could someone advise me of other games of the same family as the srw
They talk me about gundam .is that game worth of the srw series?