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I beat Final Fantasy IV for the DS. It's harder than the SNES and Gameboy Advance versions, but about on par in difficulty with the PSX version. The story scenes make it worth replaying if you ever liked FF IV, but if you've never been a fan, I don't think this version will make you one.
I've been playing both Chibi Robo: Park Patrol for the DS and the original Chibi Robo for the Gamecube. I received Park Patrol as an early birthday present from Paul and that reminded me that I have the original version stored away. The main objective in both games is to get happy points. In the Gamecube version, you do this by cleaning up messes and doing odd jobs for your family. This gains you money, and with more money you can get more equipment to help you complete more difficult tasks. The DS version has you planting flowers in a desolate park to make it green again. You can give the flowers to a local towns person to gain happy points and recruit toys to help you land scape the park. Both games are quite addicting. I would recommend them to anybody who likes Harvest Moon.
I've been playing both Chibi Robo: Park Patrol for the DS and the original Chibi Robo for the Gamecube. I received Park Patrol as an early birthday present from Paul and that reminded me that I have the original version stored away. The main objective in both games is to get happy points. In the Gamecube version, you do this by cleaning up messes and doing odd jobs for your family. This gains you money, and with more money you can get more equipment to help you complete more difficult tasks. The DS version has you planting flowers in a desolate park to make it green again. You can give the flowers to a local towns person to gain happy points and recruit toys to help you land scape the park. Both games are quite addicting. I would recommend them to anybody who likes Harvest Moon.