Mario Advance 4: Mario 3!!

[Dark Jaguar]

A joke. It's funny because you say we won't be able to make our own levels and such, and so I suggest the idea of Nintendo making a printer that prints out e-cards for the GBA. It's funny because it's true. No wait a sec, it's funny because it's at least slightly unexpected. ALL comedy is the unexpected.

[EdenMaster]

Originally posted by OB1
You definitely won't be able to do all that incredible stuff lazy was talking about, such as modifying games and making your own levels, characters, etc.

Well that is a bit questionable, but I bought my E-Reader to get cool stuff in Animal Crossing, and I'll use it again for Mario Advance 4, and if I only use it to unlock a couple new levels or items on a couple more GBA or GC games, I'll consider it worth the money.

[Dark Jaguar]

Not I. Unlocking is a cheap thing, totally. Now then, ADDING content to games, where that data wasn't even in the game before, that makes it worth the money to me.

[OB1]

But how many cards do they have planned for Mario 3? I really don't want to pay $70 for six packs of cards and an E-Reader just to get a few new levels and suits. If it's something big then it'll be worth it. But if it's anything short of tons of new levels and modes then I'm not getting it.

[Dark Jaguar]

Yes, as you said :D.

Anyway, the e-Reader is actually about $25, at least it was when I got it at Toys R Us. The packs are just $5 each, with the giant card deck of e-Mario Party (which I will get, it's the best use of the e-Reader I've seen, making a Mario Party game based on card games instead of board games and putting mini-games on the cards) only $10.

[OB1]

It's $40 everywhere here.