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It's been years since I have played any arcade games but I considered Moon Cresta (actually, I usually played its "copy" version, Eagle) to be pretty easy at first. As I was never very good at arcade games, it was nice to play a game that I could reach the first "bonus" stage with very little problems.

In addition to Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie, you may be interested in Banjo's sequel Banjo-Tooie and even Paper Mario.

I have the regular DS as well as the DSi, which I am now using. I have a good amount of games for it. Ones I like that I have are: Mario Kart DS Mario & Luigi:Partners in Time Legend of Zelda:Phantom Hourglass (though I find this one to be kind of difficult to master) The last 3 Phoenix Wright games (I only am missing the first one) Mystery Case Files:Millionheir (kind of a strange game, but finding the items is pretty challenging) Scrabble (I recommend playing this on the DSi - playing on a regular DS is very difficult) The game I am waiting for to come out next month is Scribblenauts, which has the potential to be one of the most innovative hand-held games ever made.

I play Animal Crossing:City Folk almost every day. I don't have my Wii hooked up to the Internet so I just play solo. For some reason this game still draws me in. I vowed after the DS version I would walk away from Animal Crossing for good but the Wii version sucked me back in! I am curious of the empty lamp that I have found. It's the second time I found one. I am holding on to one of them (I sold the other) but have no idea what it is used for. Do you give it to somebody? Also, is there any way to get different fruit in your village by playing solo? I was able to get a variety of fruit in the GameCube version and some in the DS version, but I only have oranges and coconuts in the Wii version.

I really like your game room. Very cool indeed. I didn't know you could buy a MAME system - I had assumed that you had to build one on your computer setup. I'd like to have my own MAME system but just don't have the room for one.

I think it was Command. I believe it came with my Atari 2600.

I just got Chibi Robo this past week. I really am enjoying it! It's cool trying to figure out what the robot can do and how to get around the house. One of the challenges is just trying to figure out which task you want to do next. I have made the Top 10 rankings and just got the Radar. I have 3 costumes so far (the Drake Redcrest one, which you basically need to get, the Trama Suit and the Ghost Suit). This game is addictive. By the way, is there a bathroom located in this game? I have been in the living room, the foyer, the kitchen, the basement, the backyard and the two bedrooms but have not found any bathroom. Does it exist? There seems to be some rooms that are located in the foyer that I cannot enter but am not sure if they are actual rooms. There's going to be a DS version? How cool if this is true!

I'm a 35 year old male and I definately plan on getting this game. I'm a fan of Mario and I'm looking forward to playing this new platformer. Somebody posted that this is the first 2D platformer game of the Mushroom Kingdom in years. However, aren't the two Mario & Luigi games (the first one for the Game Boy Advance, the sequel for the DS) 2D games?

I love my GBA. The games that I'd recommend are the following, in no order: Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Excellent game; it's fun to see your clan members learn so many different magic spells and techniques. Golden Sun and the sequel Golden Sun:The Lost Age - Two great RPG games Mario & Luigi:Superstar Saga - It's a lot of fun and one of the most funniest games made. Both Fire Emblem and Fire Emblem:The Sacred Stones Legend of Zelda:The Minish Cap - One of the most fun Zelda games made. Wario Ware Inc. - These games are only about a few seconds long but it's still a fun game to play. GBA has great games. The system has excellent RPG games. Activision Anthology is worth having, despite slower graphics. Game & Watch 4 is also one to check out.

I think the Activision Anthology game for the GBA is very good. Sure, it may be a bit sluggish on certain games but with 56 games on it (actually 55...you can't count Venetian Blinds as a game) is is a very impressive game to have. I hope one day more 2600 games such as Berzerk, Ms. Pac-Man, Centipede, etc. are featured on one GBA cartridge. By the way, you can play this cartridge on your TV, if you have a Game Cube and the Game Boy Player. That would help eliminate the small screen problem. I don't have a Game Boy Player but am thinking of getting one in the future.

Wind Waker is my favorite. I like the graphics and the dialogue is the best of any Zelda game. Link to the Past is one of the best Super Nintendo games made. It is definately worth having. I have every Zelda game (though I only have the original Zelda on GBA). I am not fond of Zelda II, but I consider the rest of them to be great.

It's been a long time since I played the Atari 2600 but here were my favorite games: 1. Pitfall 2. Enduro 3. Phoenix 4. Ms. Pac-Man 5. Frogger 6. Centipede 7. Berzerk 8. Adventure 9. Megamania 10. River Raid