
You can use Amiibos on Paper Jam even if you don't have the new 3DS, but you'll need to buy a seperate device to read them. It's way cheaper than buying a new 3DS, so that's what I do.
You can use Amiibos on Paper Jam even if you don't have the new 3DS, but you'll need to buy a seperate device to read them. It's way cheaper than buying a new 3DS, so that's what I do.
Phoenix Wright was my favorite game series on the DS. I hope you get to play Apollo Justice and the Miles Edgeworth game, too. Project X Zone 2 also has Phoenix Wright and Maya as playable characters.
The Phoenix Wright DLC is definitely one of the better cases. Are you going to get Project X Zone 2? Phoenix and Maya are in it and playable. There's a demo you can download on the eShop.
I wish I had people to play TriFroce Heroes with.
Yeah there's just barely ten now that we have Paper Jam. Some may not consider Super Paper Mario an RPG, though.
Yeah there's just barely ten now that we have Paper Jam. Some may not consider Super Paper Mario an RPG, though.
Yeah sometimes it's hard to find those Toads. There were parts like that in Sticker Star too, that got annoying. Some of the Toad missions in Paper Jam are easy, and some were so hard that the game opted to let me skip it after I failed a bunch of times.
I'm glad you got to experience The Thousand Year Door. I hope you agree with me that it is the best one.
I hope you get to play it! It's a lot more worthwhile than those GTA games.
I can't see it either so I guess I failed the test. :)
This sounds like why I don't like playing games on PC.
Only GTA style game I played and enjoyed is one you probably never heard of. It's called Steambot Chronicles and its for PS2. It is set in a early 20th century style era, but instead of Model T cars, everyone drives around bipedal mechs. If you can find it, I highly recommend it.
Most of the Netflix original cartoons I've seen are horrible.
I think my favorite Journalism classes I had in college were my Feature Writing and Magazine classes. I also liked Freshman English classes because those were meant to be weed-out classes, but I made 100s on all my papers. :) Typography was also strangely interesting. I also took a couple of geology classes about dinosaurs and one called "Earth, Wind, and Fire" that I got a 100 on the final on! And I also took a Children's Literature class that was probably one of the easiest courses I ever took.