Missing My Nintendo DS Long Before....
Judy Ramsook
August 01, 2009
I have heard people say that you don´t miss something or someone until it´s/he/she is gone.
Something I realized is not always true just recently when my Nintendo DS battery life started to fail. For I began to miss my Nintendo DS as soon as I saw that red light on.
You know, the one that tells you when the battery is low. And when I used the Nintendo DS AC adapter to recharge it, that failed too. So while I waited until morning so I could go and get another Nintendo DS battery, I started to wonder about all the fun I had with the Nintendo DS.
The first time I got it, I was fascinated with the dual screen feature, then the touch screen. And I also remembered the many Nintendo DS and GBA games I played on it.
Games such as: The Legend Of Zelda Phantom Hourglass, Phoenix Wright And Justice For All, Professor Layton and the curious village, Namco Museum of a few popular arcade titles like, Galaga, Galaxian, Pac Man, Space Invaders.
There were other titles and many RPGs such as: Final Fantasy IV on the GBA, Final Fantasy IV the Nintendo DS version, Dragon Quest IV and V, Legacy of Ys Books I and II for the Nintendo DS as well, Summon Night for the GBA, then later Summon Night Twin Age on the Nintendo DS, Animal Crossing Wild World,Puzzle Quest Challenge Of The Warlords, Puzzle Kingdoms, Mazes Of Fate for the GBA etc.
All in all, I am quite fond of my Nintendo DS. I like the built in alarm clock feature, the clock itself, Pictochat, even the one of a kind sound effect you hear when you turn on the system.
It is my best video game system to date. And I would like to commend the folks at Nintendo for bringing it to us avid gamers. It´s just one of those things you start missing long before you are unable to use anymore.
Something I realized is not always true just recently when my Nintendo DS battery life started to fail. For I began to miss my Nintendo DS as soon as I saw that red light on.
You know, the one that tells you when the battery is low. And when I used the Nintendo DS AC adapter to recharge it, that failed too. So while I waited until morning so I could go and get another Nintendo DS battery, I started to wonder about all the fun I had with the Nintendo DS.
The first time I got it, I was fascinated with the dual screen feature, then the touch screen. And I also remembered the many Nintendo DS and GBA games I played on it.
Games such as: The Legend Of Zelda Phantom Hourglass, Phoenix Wright And Justice For All, Professor Layton and the curious village, Namco Museum of a few popular arcade titles like, Galaga, Galaxian, Pac Man, Space Invaders.
There were other titles and many RPGs such as: Final Fantasy IV on the GBA, Final Fantasy IV the Nintendo DS version, Dragon Quest IV and V, Legacy of Ys Books I and II for the Nintendo DS as well, Summon Night for the GBA, then later Summon Night Twin Age on the Nintendo DS, Animal Crossing Wild World,Puzzle Quest Challenge Of The Warlords, Puzzle Kingdoms, Mazes Of Fate for the GBA etc.
All in all, I am quite fond of my Nintendo DS. I like the built in alarm clock feature, the clock itself, Pictochat, even the one of a kind sound effect you hear when you turn on the system.
It is my best video game system to date. And I would like to commend the folks at Nintendo for bringing it to us avid gamers. It´s just one of those things you start missing long before you are unable to use anymore.
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