Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 (Nintendo DS, 2011) Game Only
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Reviews (3)
18 Feb, 2016
A Prequel I Didn't Know About
I write this as a Let's Player that actually hadn't played this until recently, I'm really enjoying the game. It's not as smooth as the game that came before it, Evergrace, but it certainly has a lot of charm of it's own. The voice acting leaves something to be desired and some of the characters are down right "UGH" worthy to try and listen to, but other than that... and maybe the hard-jaunt from one location to another, it's a fun and interesting game! Give it a shot!
07 Apr, 2021
Great games and very portable.
2 of 4 found this helpful Bought just the tablet with the intention of using third party support stuff with it to spend on the cheap. Third party or not, you NEED joycons to even register the Switch as your own. But save for that the device plays the games I want with no problems and using it with the dock is nice and convenient for needing to go somewhere and not wanting to stop a hunt or grinding in an RPG.
05 May, 2021
An Overlooked Console With Many Overlooked Games
4 of 4 found this helpful The Dreamcast was very much an over looked console back in the day. Even now the games are great, the controls, while they don't have the second Right Analog of most games, are simple and relatively easy and the memory cards are actually rather innovative and easy to use.
The only downside about it, like a large portion of any tech, is that the CMOS battery of the unit will need to be replaced if you're looking to buy one. Unfortunately, this is not as easy for the Dreamcast, as they C-cell battery inside the console is affixed to the parts that attach it to the board. Luckily, with a little soldering and a quick purchase of a cheap C-Cell battery slot from Amazon (I had bought a pack of 8 for 5 bucks, but there are cheaper), you can fix this really simply.
The biggest worry you'll have for such an old console though is the disc drive. I don't personally know how well the console runs back in the day, but loading from disc can be slow. be patient with it, but know that the longer the load times, the chance that the cd reader is on its way out. Just keep that in mind when you're purchasing an old console.