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Expansion Pak (N64)

from: Nintendo


Donkey Kong 64 was the first game I bought which required the expansion, and it had a big impact - it was needed for the game to work. However, any notion that this has an impact on all games is not true! This pack is simply a memory upgrade, and does not in anyway improve the performance of games that 'dont' require it. Don't be fooled!

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Nintendo Purple Console (GBC)

from: Nintendo


i cant afford a ds and i used to have a gameboy colour, then sold it so i buying another one becouse i remember how fun it was!!!

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Luigi's Mansion (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

May 03, 2002
This is one of the only games i have ever played through to the very end. It's true that for hard core gamers it probably wont take you too long to finish the game but its worth it for the journey!. There are lots of nice touches in this game e.g. the way Luigi whistles the theme tune! and the graphics are great(even when played on a Wii). The gameplay is simple enough once you get the hang of it and becomes a little harder against the 'portrait' ghosts where you have to think a bit more about when to attack. Make sure your controller will stand up to all the yellow C stick action as you suck those ghosts in!.

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Naruto: Clash Of Ninja Revolution (Wii)

from: Nintendo

March 28, 2008
I hope they do another Naruto game for the Wii because I'm really enjoying it!
The controls are quite easy, but the booklet and on screen instructions explain them badly - it's easier to go into training mode and work them out!
With the European version you can't switch to the Japanese voices like you could with the other games.
You can't seem to wi-fi battle either which would be ace.
But even without these features it is mega fun and a must have for any Naruto fan!

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GameCube Controller Purple (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

May 03, 2002
I had difficulty experiencing the Nintendo 64 Controller as it has three holding points, and you don't exactly know where to position you're hands! Luckily enough, when I got my Nintendo Gamecube, I got used to the Nintendo Gamecube Controller quickly and impressively without hassle.

You'll find that most of the buttons on the Gamecube controller are easily recognizable. Most of which are as featured from the Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 Controllers and even the Gamecube's Controller mimic's a bit from the Microsoft XBox Controller!

The only cry I get with the controller is that the joystick, has these circles on top, which are a bit rough and can make your thumb have a itch or two. But I've found out the more you use the controller ... Read More:

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Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (GameCube)

from: Nintendo

November 26, 2004
all i will say is if ur a metroid fan then get this game, it has all the fun of it plus extra things

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Official Nintendo 64 Controller Grey

from: Nintendo


all i will say is if ur a metroid fan then get this game, it has all the fun of it plus extra things

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Star Fox Command (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

January 26, 2007
the gameplay si great but it couldve done with free play or skirmish instead of havin to go straight into campaign mode

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Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 03, 2008
Please read the review by J. Everett Film Student first, since I couldn't more than agree with him, and I'm merely adding another complimenting notice on this game, and its series.
First of all, it's definitely better to buy the trilogy beggining by the first, cause, although the cases and each game are more or less independant, there are three points to keep in mind:
1- there are recurring characters, and their evolution from one game to another is quite interesting to follow, it's a pity to miss their early whereabouts, and it sort of kills a bit of the fun in game 2 or 3, since some jokes or funny situations cannot be perceived if we don't know what they're referring to in games 1 or 2.
2-each game includes 4 cases (+1 extra in game 1, and entertwined cases in game ... Read More:

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Wario: Master of Disguise (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

June 01, 2007
Well, what can I say?

I generally love the Wario games - but this one was just far too complicated for what it was intended to be. The fact that you have to use the stylus to play the entire game just puts you off - it just becomes tedious! I also found the general levels quite difficult too, purely because the map system is rather poor. Different parts of the level just murge into eachother when looking at the map for guidence.

Bring back old skool Wario!