@KingKirby: Well, they were at Target and Walmart. I guess it's because of the Pokewalker though.

@Grimm808: I just really want a good Zelda clone. Please?

@MichaelPalin: Here in the US, the only games still listed at 35 dollars are some Square Enix games, most Nintendo games, and some Pokemon games. The highest I've seen is Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver, which are 40 bucks.

Damn kids these days. I was raised with a Gameboy. There were no fancy touch controls or backlit doodahs or "gyroscopes" or whatever they're called.

@Whizkid103: So true. I won't go out with someone who doesn't know anything about video games. They better at least know who the creator of Mario is.

My future husband has to play video games, and has to at least have video gaming knowledge on par, or better than I do.

@Whizkid103: I'm with ya on everything you said, even the last part. I'm not a girl either.

There needs to be a top ten top 5 lists of top ten lists on Kotaku.

I feel bad for those 8 owners.

@Solid2TheSnake: There's also Kingdom Hearts 3D after this one.

@SotoSaki: I know, but he wanted a Kingdom Hearts 3DS, and I was just telling him he was bound to get it.

@Eskintoro: They're already making a Kingdom Hearts 3DS, and we have no idea when it's coming out.

@GohanEgret: The DS lite's screen is slightly larger, by .1 of an inch.

@Rugdog: This is more in depth 3D, not pop off the screen 3D. You'll see loads of "poking" and stuff, but it'll be kept less repetitive.

@MilkVomit: It's most likely going to be $250. And if you look at actual facts, it took Nintendo a year and 8 months to release the DS lite, and more than 2 years for the DSi. The DSi XL is the only one that followed that one year formula, and it's barely any different from it's predecessor (DSi with bigger screens =…

I actually loved it.

@kaploy9: Yeah, thinking back, Sunshine was the more cinematic and plot involved game in the series. I guess it was because it was Nintendo's first shot at a full voice acting game (N64 carts were too expensive for voice acting, though games like Conkers did it). Nintendo has since moved on, and realized that a big…

@zuagamer: I loved it. It had a lot of things to do when you got all the main stars (frustrating blue coins, those secret shines).

@Foxstar is in love with Kotaku's two Brians.: HEY!

@riotartsquad: Well, I doubt the trading could occur to the next gen Pokemon game, but it could certainly occur with their respective generations (1st and 2nd gen, 3rd gen remains by itself).