PixlBit

So Microsoft finally fixed their D-pad? They should have done this a long time ago, and made it standard on every controller.

I was actually considering giving this game five stars, but after playing it one more time, I realized there are a couple things that still bother me slightly, which warrants dropping a half-star.

One is, the racing levels. I just find these boring and dull. And there are quite a few of them. The other is, some platinum medals just seem absolutely impossible to earn.

Yes, there is limited flight for every fighter. If I were someone who enjoyed fighting games, I would have played this game more and gone more in depth with its mechanics.

I can't say I'm the best judge of this, but I don't think this game is bad. It is nothing special sure, but it seems competent enough. Looking around, the score I gave it is on par with scores it received when it was released. It's just an average, mediocre game. There are certainly worse out there, which I will come to soon enough when I get to "D." Dark Rift, Deadly Arts, Dual Heroes... just wait until you see my writeups of those.

The DS Lite launched at $150.

I think that this pretty much confirms the 3DS will be $190 or $200. That's higher than I was hoping for, but oh well.

The Wii can do four-player online co-op... you've played Monster Hunter. And it can handle plenty of sprites on the screen; haven't you played the Paper Mario games?

EXCUSES!

I thought this was mentioned at E3 but I could be mistaken.

I'd rather someone create a shell that gives the DS grips/handles which make it as comfortable as a controller. The DS is exponentially awkward to hold.

I'd rather someone create a shell that gives the DS grips/handles which make it as comfortable as a controller. The DS is exponentially awkward to hold.

I take it that they did not give a reason as to why they stopped?

Why not also WiiWare? This seems like one of those games that could have been transferred just fine.