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juuldude's Last 10 Game Comments (view last 100)
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Red Rescue Team I usually get Mudkip since I'm the calm type.
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS I have the demo of this game and I love it! I'm definitely going to get the full game once :D
Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga Never mind the boss guide, I cancelled the project. I'm going to write a review however.
Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga Hey James, did you already make a walkthrough? I'm thinking about making a boss guide of this game.
Pokemon Race Mini One of the few pokemon mini games that works :P The controls are simple, run by pressing and holding the right button and jump with the left ctrl
Mario Party Advance I hate the minigames where you have to click as fast as possible to race, they are way too hard, it's something that probably only Japanese people can do :P
Mario Pinball Land This is surely a weird game and it's difficult since you rather need luck than skill but it's worth the try.
PokeMon Puzzle Challenge This game is tough, I've never completed it...
Pooh and Tigger\'s Hunny Safari Yes, my screenshot got submitted! This is a nice game if you want to play an easy but funny platformer.
Madagascar I don't know... Anyways, the music from this game always gets stuck in my head with its jungle tunes.

juuldude's Last 5 Game Reviews (view last 25)
Legend of Zelda, The: Phantom Hourglass
02-25-16 07:54 AM
The Legend of Linebeck: Ocean King Temple
Overall, The Legend of Zelda is a great game series. But if you are going to look at the games individually, you will notice that there’s often a lot of controversy about them. For example, some think Twilight Princess is just another great game, while others think it is garbage. There are people who like the new things that Skyward Sword did while others could not get into the game. The Nintendo DS Zelda games, Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks were also controversial games. You have to use the touchscreen constantly, you play Toon Link and the main gimmicks are traveling by boat or train. I have yet to play Spirit Tracks, but I played Phantom Hourglass and I felt like this would be the next game that I will write a review about, so let me talk you through the game!


Story: 7

You wot mate? A seven? *Gets punched*

Sorry guys, but I can’t give it a higher score. Phantom Hourglass is a sequel to The Wind Waker, but while I think the story of Wind Waker is awesome, I felt like Phantom Hourglass has a story with some good and odd parts. 

The prologue of Phantom Hourglass tells the story of Wind Waker in a nutshell including some major spoilers, so if you haven’t played Wind Waker and don’t want the story spoiled, don’t play this game. What I can tell you without major spoilers, is that Link sails the seven seas with a pirate girl of his age called Tetra and that after a big adventure in Wind Waker, Link still is sailing with Tetra and her crew.

It turns out that our prologue existed of paper cut-outs, made by one of the crew members. He is showing them to Link, who actually was sleeping. Tetra then sees what they are doing and tells them to pay attention, as a mysterious ghost ship is said to sail nearby and it’s rumoured to have something amazing on board.... Read the rest of this Review
Gyakuten Kenji 2
10-21-15 04:40 PM
Taking the path of a prosecutor who's Miles ahead of you!
In 2009, Capcom decided to make a spinoff of their popular Ace Attorney series called Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth. However, the game wasn't that popular in the US and in Europe, so when Capcom made a sequel, they decided it would be a Japan-only game. Which is a shame, since I think it's one of the best if not the best game in the Ace Attorney Series.

A group of dedicated fans thought the same, and they worked for a few years on a complete translation on the game, so they translated all text, changed sprites and some even voiced English 'Objection!'s for the new characters in the game. More than a half year ago they finally finished this completely and recently I have finished this game myself, and found it good enough to write a review about it!


Story: 10

For those who aren't familiar with the series, I'll give a short explanation. Our protagonist is Miles Edgeworth, a famous prosecutor. When Miles was young, he wanted to grow up and be a defense attorney, just like his dad. But in a tragic incident, his dad was killed and notorious prosecutor Manfred von Karma took care of Miles from then on, and because Miles started hating criminals from that point he became a prosecutor as well. If you know the story of the first game, then you that it's quite ironic in some way, but I can't spoil anything so I won't talk about it.

In his own spinoff game, Miles gets caught up in many murders. He eventually learns that they all might be connected to a smuggling ring, so instead of telling the police to investigate, he starts investigating on his own. During his quest, a girl who claims to be truth seeking thief Yatagarasu, who goes by the name Kay Faraday joins him on his quest and that's how the first game basically goes. It turns out that Kay doesn't help Edgeworth for just a specific reason, but she helps him because her dad, who's also killed, was killed in an incident in the same courtroom where Miles would have his... Read the rest of this Review
Pokemon White
07-30-15 08:57 AM
The games that started using colours again instead of stones for their titles!
This vacation, I really wanted to get some new games, so I bought myself 5 DS games and one 3DS game! I like all games a lot, but the one that surprised me more than others was Pokémon White. Before I ever got my hands on this game, I thought of generation 5 games as the 'weird generation' that changed everything I liked. Now that I am playing this game, my opinion changed a lot, even enough to consider this a good game for my next review!


Story: 7

I guess most people know the general story of Pokémon by know, but I'll give an explanation for people who don't yet:

You're a kid in a town with about 4-5 buildings and 20 people. For some reason, you have never traveled the world, and when is a better time to start then when you're a teen and you face all kinds of troubles because you're growing up? But wait, there is something that is kinda dangerous. It isn't thugs, perilous nature disasters or harsh weather, it's wild animals! Or well, pocket monsters, also known as Pokémon. So the only way to protect yourself is when you get a Pokémon yourself so you can fight against them. And luckily, there's a super smart professor in your town who has three ultra rare Pokémon just for you and your friends that you can use to defend yourselves! Not only that, you also get a hightech device that will allow you to get data of all Pokémon you encounter and catch, so the professor doesn't have to go out and do all this trouble herselves.

The only way to accomplish this difficult task is to beat 8 gym leaders, the Elite Four and the Champion, who are all pros at battling and specialize in certain types. But watch out, other people are aiming for the top, so if other Pokémon trainers see you walking past them while they are fixated looking at a certain point, you have to battle them! Also, there's alway... Read the rest of this Review
Mario Tennis
06-30-15 06:25 AM
Game, Set, Match!
This title probably sounds familiar if you're familiar with tennis itself, and this is a review about a tennis game!

Tennis is a sport that I used to play when I was younger and I sometimes watch it on tv, but I had never tried a tennis game (unless you count Wii Sports) so I was wondering how this simple GBC game would be, especially since Nintendo had worked on it with Camelot. And I was surprised that it was so impressive for a GBC game, so impressive in fact that I thought 'well, I know now which game my next review will be about!'


Story: 4

Although the game has many good parts, the story is simple and doesn't make much sense. Most Mario games have the 'rescue Peach from Bowser' story but this is a tennis game so that would be unrealistic. Instead, you're some kid, either a boy or a girl who's about 8-10 years old and you go to a tennis academy, to get stronger and become the champion of the school... that's all. Oh wait, and you get a partner to play doubles with you who is around 18-19 years old because the male partner has a buff body and a beard and the female partner is longer than the female starter and has a more feminine body shape already. You enter the Junior Class, and once you beat 4 opponents in a singles team or 6 opponents in a doubles team you move up to the Senior Class, do the same there and then you have to do the same as well in the Varsity Class. But wait, what if you manage to beat all the members in the Varsity Class? Well, you get to play against the best players in the world!

Q : So that means I get to play against Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal for example?
A: No, keep in mind this game was made in 2001.
Q : Alright, so I'm up against Pete Sampras or Lleyton Hewitt maybe?
A: No silly, you're up against Mario and princess Peach of course!
Q : What the heck?!

Well, that expl... Read the rest of this Review
Metroid Fusion
05-27-15 04:53 PM
X parasite presence confirmed. Find origin of bio-signs.
Metroid has always been one of the Nintendo series I had never tried. I knew almost nothing about it only that it was a cool platformer and that series were not named after the protagonist just like the Zelda games. So when I couldn't think of a good game I decided to give this
game a try and I was really surprised and although I stopped with it when I played it a few minutes, a few days later I picked it up again and finished it in a few days since it really amazed me and I wanted to finish as soon as possible. Since I haven't done a review about this or any other game in the Metroid series, I thought now would be the right time to do so!


Story: 8

Metroid Fusion is the latest game chronologically in the timeline (it follows Metroid Other M for the Wii, one that many hardcore Metroidfans despise) Samus Aran her adventure doesn't take place on one or multiple planets but in the Biologic Research Station, also known as BSL. Just before she ended up there, Samus went to SR388 again (the planet from Metroid II: Return of Samus for the Gameboy) to help the Biologic's research team when she sees a lone creature. Not hesitating a moment, Samus fires her armgun and kills the monster when a weird flying thing comes out. Samus shoots at it but it doesn't harm the creature and suddenly it attaches itself to Samus. Not knowing what it is, Samus flies back in her spaceship to the BSL when the parasite takes over her central nervous system and knocks her unconscious, causing her spaceship to fly off into an asteroid belt!
Luckily, Samus has an escape pod and is recovered by the Biologic's vessel and is taken to the Galactic Federation HQ. Many parts of her suit are infected and surgically removed but Samus herself is given a minimal chance to survive. However, somebody discovers that the cell structure of the last infant Metroid can be used ... Read the rest of this Review

juuldude's Last 5 Game Guides (view last 25)
Robopon Sun
06-20-14 06:52 AM
Robopon: Sun Version Strategy Guide.
Robopon Sun walkthrough

1:RoboponClasses

You probably think that robopon is as easy as pok?mon. But
Robopon is a lot more difficult. First of all, robopon have three classes: Arm,
Move and Boot. Arm types have the most balanced stats and are the best
attackers of the three classes. Move types are the speediest of the three
classes. Their other stats might be a bit lower, so you should equip them good
parts. (I`ll explain this later on) And the Boot type has the highest HP (Hit
Points, so their energy points) and defense. But you can?t equip them with
parts or software.

Parts and software

Two things which are really difficult but also useful are
parts and software. Every time you catch a robopon, they will be equiped with a
part and a few softwares. You can also buy parts and softwares in shops. The
use of software is simple: You can give your robopon up to three softwares,
which lets you use moves. But boot type can?t equip software, and your part has
to be big enough. Parts will make your robopon stats (attack, speed, defense)
higher and they have a RAM capacity. For example, if the robopon has a part
with 20M then it means you can give it two software1 moves. (Sunny has this
kind of part) When you get further in the game you can buy get stronger
software, like Fire2. But if your robopon still has the same part (with 20M)
then it can only equip this software. But if you get a part with 40M, then you
can equip TWO of this softwares. So if you want to know how much software you
can put in your robopon, then you mist take the number behind the name,
multiply it with ten, then look at your Ram capacity, divide the Ram number
through the result of your last sum (from the software), then you have the final
result how much you can put in your robopon. So, to put it simply:
Software number x 10 = S10. ? ? ? Ram
capicity number : S10 = how much... Read the rest of this Guide

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juuldude's Game History
Kingdom Hearts - Chain of Memories (gba),   Kingdom Hearts - Chain of Memories (gba),   Kingdom Hearts - Chain of Memories (gba),   Mario & Luigi - Superstar Saga (gba),   Pokemon Emerald (gba),   Balloon Fight (nes),   Donkey Kong (nes),   Balloon Fight (nes),   Balloon Fight (nes),   Balloon Fight (nes),   Balloon Fight (nes),   Donkey Kong (nes),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Emerald (gba),   Pokemon Emerald (gba),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Blue (gb),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Pokemon Crystal (gbc),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Mario Paint (snes),   Mario Paint (snes),   Mario Paint (Joystick) (snes),   Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa (ver EA) (mame),   Pokemon Fire Red (gba),   Pokemon Fire Red (gba),   Pokemon Fire Red (gba),   Mario Tennis (gbc),   Mario Tennis (gbc),  
 
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