RunicHunter

Personally, I prefer D-pad usage over stylus. That's not to say I didn't enjoy Phantom Hourglass.I just like my movements to be exact.

I'm not sure about common flaws but...The top-left corner of my touch screen is really screwy. Tapping up there makes the screen go all crazy, and if I'm playing Trauma Center or something, there'll be all this other stylus movement that I didn't actually do myself.

Haha, just finished it the other day. Game's fun, but I'm sorta intimidated by all the crap I'll have to do for completion's sake. Probably won't touch it again, even though I intend to. SE games tend to have that quality where there's too many extra things to do, and you know you'll be in for the long haul if you go after it.On the plus side, I just got the actual soundtrack too. Very very amazing.

Metal Gear Solid series by a landslide.Plot hit you left and right, and actually made you feel for each, and every one of the characters. Snake Eater was another excellent installment into the series, and merely whets our appetites for the next game.

Megaman ZX Advent.I've always had a soft spot for the Megaman Zero series, and the fact that ZX is a continuation of it makes it even better. Despite the fact that Chronoforce's charge attack in ZXA is really cheap, the game is challenging, fun, and doesn't have that stupid Biometal system in ZX that encouraged the player to not attack a boss' weak point.