How do you control the balloon type mario you get from the ? blocks?
I know I am asking tons of questions about Super Mario 64 but, love ya guys 4 answering all of them!
first thing; center the camera behind you by hitting L. Then, constantly hit B and move around with the control pad (looks like a cross lol) I had to experiment quite a bit before i got it right. Good luck!!!
The gba games?Yes you can play it on the ds
Actually u might be surprised to hear that they might drop there prices. not much but just enough for the parents to put it on the top of the shopping list. This way the company that produces them will make more of them…sell more of them…and get more money from them. This isn’t done much for electronics for a big holiday but things do go on sale right before the holidays to get everything sold and out of the store.
Well i have nintendo ds, but i want to exchange my Nintendo DS for a Nintendo DS Lite. Can I do that? My mom doesn’t want me to get Nintendo DS Lite because I already have one thats the same. What should I do?
yes you should get it
DS:Heavier DS:kind of dull screen
DS Lite:not so heavy DS Lite:brighter screen
I heard you can transfer or trade Pokemon captured on a Gameboy Advanced to a Nintendo DS. My son wants to sell his old Gameboy Advanced system and games to buy new games for his DS but he does’nt want to loose his Pokemon. Can they be transfered to another system,if so how do we do it?
He has the Fire Red for Gameboy advanced and Diamond for the DS .
So how exactly would he transfer them into his Diamond for DS,he has tried to but cant figure it out?
Well, the Pokemon aren’t stored on the system, they’re stored on the game cart. Since the nintendo ds can play all Gameboy Advance games, he has nothing to worry about if he sells his GBA. However, he can’t trade his Pokemon on one GBA game to another from a Nintendo DS nor can he battle against his friends, so if he likes to trade/battle with his friends, he should keep the GBA. He can put his GBA Pokemon onto a NDS Pokemon game if he wants through something called the Pal Park in the NDS version, but he won’t be able to use this function unless he meets certain requirements in the game, which may take him awhile to do.
I dont want my nintendo ds lite anymore so i was wondering how much store credit I would get for selling it and a few of my Ds games at gamespot? And how much cash would I get if I wanted that instead?
I’m not sure about in Gamespot, because I’ve never been there (actually, I’ve never heard of it), but I go to GAME a lot, so I’m assuming that the prices are fairly similar.
If I were you I’d just ask instore how much – that’s what I always do when I sell my DS games to GAME.
I’d say that the DS lite would sell for at least £50, and £60 store credit.
The games depend on the original price, and how popular they are – but the most you’ll get for one is £18.
I just read that i can get linerider on my nintendo ds, how do i get it?
wait until spring
it’s coming out for wii and ds then
or
i dont know because i dont have a ds but official-linerider.com
is the official site
i also think its either wii.newgrounds.com or wii.albinoblacksheep.com has a version you can play on ds
I’m probably going to get a DS sometime after Christmas, mainly so I can play Pokemon Platinum and later soul silver or heart gold. Money really isn’t a problem, but I want to know how reliant are gamers on old GBA cartridges to fill up the pokedex? Would I be able to find people willing to trade the pokemon i can’t get via palpark if I get a DSi(or the upcoming DSi XL?)? I mean, I could see someone friendly helping people out with pokemon that can be bred, but what about legendaries?
im right here with ya. i did have a whole page typed but the freaking computer screwed up. i would get the ds because their going to remake all the games for the ds.ive heard their going to remake sapphire and ruby. Plz reply
p.s. i dont know you but maybe we can be friends lol 
Which one do you like the best? The Nintendo, Playstation or the Xbox? I think I like the Playstation because I am just used to playing on it.
I would say Playstation 2 is the best system I ever owned; with it’s 1,800 and still growing library of games. Second would be my nintendo ds cause it’s always fun playing against your friends. My PSP 2000 cause when I’m on long trips and cool to watch a movie or play games. Then My Nintendo Gamecube cause that little thing really has some cool games, and last my xbox360 just cause it’s always fun to frag some noobs in Call of Duty 4. ^_________^
My son is wanting a handheld game player but which is better a game boy advance or nintendo ds. The sales guy said that the DS played both games and the game boy was getting out dated. I just want to make sure I am getting one that will last for awhile and have a big selection of games for him since that is all he will be using it for.
The Gameboy Advanced was a predecessor to the Nintendo DS. The Nintendo DS has backwards compatibility capabilities which allows it to play All of the Gameboy Advanced games as well as the new DS games. I recommend a Nintendo DS Lite as the best handheld for a child as far as compatibility goes, but you might want to get him a Nintendo DS. The regular DS was the original model for the new Lite. It has all the same features, but is a little bulkier and better protected, great for a child.