Good job being on a Pokemon site yo.

Most people do. Ozy’s just a whiny-ass butthurt kid.

I agree with @chanchimi — the system itself isn’t bad; I’ve played around with it a few times and it’s GREAT. The -games- that are out right now are what’s sub-par. :/

Or why not “a new 3DS game is around the corner”?
Thats even more likely, seeing as theres supposed to be one announced june 7th

Anyways, this app looks pretty good!

Yes! That is true!

@miles099 The 3DS is “suckish” as you call it because there are only a few (at most, 3) games out for it so far, and most of the launch titles announced at E3 2010 (like the new Kid Icarus and Animal Crossing games) have not been even close to being released yet, mainly because Nintendo wants to focus on the very last wave of DS games (such as Pokemon Black and White, which started this final wave), and won’t focus on making more 3DS games until the very last DS game is released, but more 3DS titles will be revealed next week at E3 2011, so by this time next year, we will have a fairly small library of 3DS games to choose from, probably including a new Mystery Dungeon, and eventually, the third Gen 5 game, so just hold on there, it may be bad now with very few 3DS games, but it will improve over time…..

The Nintendo 64 went into a simlilar situation when it was released, there were only two launch titles for the console (one being Super Mario 64), only one new game released a month within the first two year or so, and the games were harder and more expensive to produce. As a result, people jumped ship to the Playstation, who had a much larger library of games at the time, and they were easier to produce, and it put Nintendo in a slump for the next two generations of consoles, only to get back up from the slump with the release of the Wii.

Speaking of the Playstation, the first two years of the PS3 were also this, the games were expensive ($90 just to buy one PS3 game, compared to $30-50 for one Wii/Xbox 360 game) and the console itself even moreso ($500 for one PS3 console, compared to $200 for one Wii/Xbox 360 console), and as a result, the reverse situation of the N64 situation happened, with gamers jumping ship to Wii/Xbox 360, or staying with the PS2, which was still selling 2 years after the PS3 was first released, it has gotten better now, with the games and console at more reasonable prices, but it is possible it might happen when Sony releases its next-gen console…..