Serebii

Well thats odd as neither of my 3DSs have that...

Well walking is meant to be slow, it's a callback to the old days when you had to hold a button to run.

Not too bad, what did they what the negatives were? I'm guessing length

Screen Wobble is only there if you don't have it open to the point it has locked in place Screen scratching, I've had some issues with that, but not with scratching, just with it smudging. I believe new units have deeper feet on the screen so it doesn't happen anymore. The 3DS now has great games, with even more coming over the next two months. It has "taken off". It has also been the best selling console worldwide each week for the last 2 and a half months

It's cool now with awesomeness coming next month and the month after. It had a jumpy start game-wise, but come on...almost all consoles do. Remember the N64 only had 3 titles at launch and only around 3 more within the first few months?

All future Nintendo handheld games for the next 5 or so years are to be on this console. That's reason enough

I believe it can, especially through SpotPass

Trying so hard to stay away from spoilers but some keep seeping through, some videos start getting tantalising. I still know very little about the story though

N-Europe will give it a 5 with the complaints that the motion stuff could be mapped to buttons :p

Ordered my costume. It's The Count Just realised though, the party is on Sat 29th into Sunday 30th when the clocks go back meaning 1 extra hour of party!

People would have liked Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks more if they at least let you move Link with the D-Pad. I think that was the problem. They're all fine with using it for a Boomerang path or to control Zelda's journey, but for Link and his sword swipes...no

He wasn't using it that badly. This is just typical Daily Mail reactions

Least they're not being as bad as Yahoo who recently gave a game 6/5 ¬¬

Not sure I like that some of the star coins you collect seem to be Street Pass only. I hope you don't need them to get 100%

Well this is a different publication to the last ONM which ran at emap so they've only really reviewed 5; Twilight Princess (97%) Phantom Hourglass (95%) Spirit Tracks (91%) OoT 3D (98%) Skyward Sword (98%)

I heard, not seen it yet, that Edge has given the game a 10

Bingo. I think people will say "Yeah, the motion works, but it's just as easy to do with a button-press/analogue stick" for many things such as flight

Problem is, everyone is going to be so critical of the control system because it deviates from the norm...as seen with Gerstmann, some may not see it as using controls but as "tech demos"

You sure can and yes, though you can get to Entree Forest at any point after you get the C-Gear

MAMNintendoOfficial is the password for a Mamoswine in the Global Link

Error 31020 is apparently a problem with your router. Try rebooting it. If you have a Pokémon waiting to be sent back for capture, you can't continue on in the Dream World but you can transfer ones not in the Unova Dex before finishing. However, you can't get access to the Windswept Sky or the Sparkling Sea in the Dream World until you have beaten the game

Weird, will have to double check when I get the game. Deleted the demo already :p

I tried that and it wasn't working...just had Sonic either duck or then slightly move

Played the demo. I'm not convinced about Classic Sonic. As stated earlier, he goes too fast and the camera is too far zoomed in so you can't really see as much as you can in say Sonic 4. Also, Spindash just being the X button and having to hold it rather than "rev" it up by multiple presses kept on irking me :/

Using that logic, every other game is a slapped together set of controller button tech demos