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I just received this automated email from WATA today, and I thought the broken link to NA forums was pretty funny: Wata Games - Shipment StatusHello! Your submission to Wata Games is completed and on its way to you! Your FedEx Home Delivery tracking number is: . If you ordered any Post-Grading photos, you can view them in your user dashboard and save any images found there.We thank you for your business and hope you are completely satisfied! We always want to hear your feedback and comments, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. If you are overly satisfied with your experience, we love seeing you share your satisfaction and newly certified games online! Click on any of the social media links at the bottom to visit our Wata Games social pages or visit the NintendoAge forums here to show off your Wata Games with other collectors.

I agree with most of the games here, and will add a few others that I think are hidden gems: The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road - Solid RPG with beautiful graphics. It finds a good balance between hardcore and casual RPGs, and probably sold poorly because no one cares about the Wizard of Oz branding. Bangai-O - This is an amazing shooter that was originally released on the N64 in Japan. Hard to explain, but the action in this game is fast and addictive with tight controls. Check out some gameplay videos if you're interested. Point Blank DS - Point Blank on the DS? Yes please! Great game for short breaks without committing a lot of time. Boing! Dokomodake - Cute and fun puzzle platformer that makes good use of the stylus for control. Knights in the Nightmare - I haven't played this game myself because I've heard it takes a long time to learn the controls and the barrier to entry has kept me away. I've heard great things from everyone that took the time to learn the game, and it looks amazing from some gameplay videos I've seen. The concept is unique and hard to explain, so check out a review video if you're interested. Dementium: The Ward - Very impressive game for DS hardware. This is a solid horror game with some first-person shooting and puzzle solving. A few "not that hidden" gems - these games are all expensive, so I guess they can't really be "hidden," but they aren't from well known franchises: Avalon Code - Awesome RPG that is has a lot of depth and provides many hours of gameplay. Lots of great mechanics and a cool story. The Dark Spire - Dungeon crawler that is inspired heavily by the Wizardry series. This is a tough game that requires a lot of grinding, puzzle solving, and navigating old school dungeons. Luminous Arc 1 and 2 - Solid tactical RPGs with unique characters and beautiful manga style artwork. Fighting Fantasy - This RPG has a Daggerfall vibe. It tries to do a lot, and even though it falls short in some areas, I really like how ambitious it is and thoroughly enjoyed it. Grinding is required though. I have also heard a lot of good things about various graphic novel games on the DS, but that's not really my style. If they interest you, feel free to try - Nine Hours Nine Persons Nine Doors (999), Hotel Dusk: Room 215, and Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective. I think these have gotten fairly well-known with 999 even receiving a remaster.

It seems wrong that a terrible box can get a high rating because the cart and manual grades are averaged in. Do other people agree with me? For example, I noticed that this awful looking SMB first print is a 6.0. https://www.certifiedlink.com/auctions/item.asp?back=%2FAUCTIONS%2FDEFAULT.ASP%3FclickType%3D%26pga%3D1%26TypeRads%3Dall%26ord1%3D3%26ord1d%3DDESC%26ord2%3D6%26ord2d%3DASC%26ord3%3D0%26ord3d%3DASC%26testName%3Dxyz%26top_search_hiddentext%3D%26pg%3D1%26pgb%3D1%26control_loc%3Dlow%26nextsectlow%3D%26nextsectlowval%3D%26nextsect%3D%26nextsectval%3D%26nextsecthold%3D%26nextsectholdval%3D%26nexttype%3D%26lefthandpick%3D%26focused%3D1%26code%3D%26beenheredonethat%3D1%26overridesort2default%3D%23Item_1361948&id=1361948&itemType=6&na=90

Thanks everyone, the only other tag on this has washing instructions. I've had it since it was new, it was given to me by a friend as a birthday present. Someone on a Facebook group had the same jacket and said it was something promotional for the GameCube and seemed to think it was rare, but he was probably just wrong. It's still nice to wear even if it doesn't have any history though

One just sold for $261 on ebay. I've heard that this is possibly the rarest game for the DS but haven't seen one sell for a very long time.

Hey folks, I've had this jacket since the early 2000s. It was given to me by a friend as a birthday present. Does anyone know anything about this? I think it might be a promotional item for Wind Waker.

Came over from NA too. Thanks a ton to the people who made this site happen! Has anyone considered transferring the feedback from NA to this forum if the user proves they are the same person. I worked hard for my 59 feedback over the years