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This is a time of no-crisis!

supletedOP
#1
We're entering november and new games are far and few and in between. The only way for us hardcore gamers to survive is to regirgitate man! Download and play thousands of the avaliable DS games romulation has to offer, and please share with the rest of us the hidden gems that you discover. You might just save a gamer's gamelitude! (And possibly plummets his GPA.)PS: search for lunar dragon song (in english) if you like RPGs.PSS: Rondo of swords is a creative turn based battle that require intense mental apabilities to succeed.
Reider
#2
Please don't double post. Use the modify button if you have something to add.
Almo
#3
go back to old school, im sure everyone will enjoy a playthrough (or 100th replay through) of chronotrigger on SNES. Also Golden Sun for GBA will hold you off for a while :P.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#4
Alas, sad to say alot of these new breed of gamers just don't appreciate the classics as much as we do & in the process they miss out on all those great gems from the past :(
calvin_0
#5
tetris, pong and space invader....... good old time ^_^
grimsim1
#6
It's because they have grown accustomed to beautiful games. Honestly, if I had to grow up with xbox and PSP and DS, I probably would also not appreciate the oldies. Luckily though I grew up with NES and SNES and Sega and still love those consoles and always will.
Rasalila
#7
The "game spirit" has changed. Is it good or bad, I dunno, but still it is. I prefer playing old games, like beat'em all and shmup, it is immediat fun.
cheryldylan67
#8
I remember the old Atari games. With tennis etc...... The only sounds were bleep bleep bleep. :D
kuka3717
#9
the old n64 has to be one of the best systems the games were like eye candy back then it was revolutionary
kamage
#10
Tetris is one of my favorite games on the DS -.-
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