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Britain's localization team needs to step up

Reminds me of Spirit Tracks, where we get wonderfully creative boss names such as "Vulcano" and "Capbone". This is why I use the American names for some things in that game.

i'm sorry did you just say the plot of a kirby game made you frustrated

what is frustrating about kirby

Throughout the whole game, I was annoyed at how oblivious Kirby was to everything, even though I knew that I shouldn't be because Kirby games aren't about the story.

What kind of cheesy? Is it a pun on the trope of cartoon mice liking cheese? Or is it because I'm not the only person who got frustrated with the plot of a Kirby game?

I just remembered, I also 100% completed Kirby: Mouse Attack.

Anyway, today I played a bit of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door and Kirby's Dream Land 3. I keep getting lost in the former, which is something that doesn't happen in more recent games I play, and I don't know if that's a good or bad thing.

Personally, my favorite video game track ever is the original "Professor Layton's Theme"

I have A Quiet Town from Lost/Unwound Future on my list, and was debating putting that on, but now that you mentioned it, it's definitely on the list.

Also, does anyone know what tracks from Radiant Historia are worth listening to? And could you please give me context?

Let me update the first post...

I'll do GBA another time.

I've also just added Preparing for Action from Okamiden to my Word document I copied the list in the OP from. Should I update the OP?

Also... Okamiden is the sequel to Okami, a PlayStation 2 game that was ported to the Wii. In my music lists, I'll only count remakes for the new console if the music is significantly changed, so Okami's soundtrack will only qualify for a theoretical PS2 list. However, in the sixth generation, multiplatform games became more common, which begs the question... what list would multiplatform games go on? The first console they were released on? The console they were designed for?

I never thought I'd say this, but I'm glad that the GameCube port of Lunatea's Veil was cancelled, because there would be no ambiguity as to what the top spot of said theoretical PS2 list would be.

[Byrne Helps Out (spirit tracks)]

Some of my favorite DS era music:
Amp Plains (pmd explorers)
Byrne Helps Out (spirit tracks)
Title theme (phantom hourglass)
Route 209 (pokemon dppt)

And now I'm realizing that as a preteen my library was not nearly as expansive as it is now

Two of those are already on the list.

How did I forget about Ace Attorney? I've never played any of them, but I used to listen to Turnabout Sisters a lot. But wait a minute - is the music different enough from the GBA versions?

As for HeartGold and SoulSilver, I really like the music in the route leading to the Safari Zone. Route 47?

As for Radiant Historia, are there any tracks in particular I should listen to?

I've heard of those! Radiant Historia was never released in my country, but I remember reading a preview of it in Official Nintendo Magazine (RIP), and DS games aren't region-locked. Of course, I don't need to play a game to listen to its soundtrack.

[Pokémon Black & White Versions 2]

I'm currently planning on making a list of my favourite music from DS games. I'd like some ideas for it, be it by jogging my memory or introducing me to amazing music I've never heard. Here's the list at the moment:

Pokémon Black & White Versions 2
Aspertia City

Children of Mana
Tower of the Flickering Prayer

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness & Sky
A Grand Tale of Time and Darkness
Time Gear
Vast Ice Mountain Peak (Sky)
Hidden Highland
Memories Returned

Pokémon Black & White Versions
Opelucid City (White)
Village Bridge

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team
Sky Tower

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
The Ocean King's Theme (fan-name)

Pokémon Diamond & Pearl Versions
Outside the Pokémon League (Day)
Route 209 (Day)
Canalave City (Day)
Battle! Team Galactic Boss
Lake

Solatorobo: Red the Hunter
Tears of Courage
Drop of Light

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks
Opening
Overworld Adventure
Tower of Spirits Staircase
Before the Final Battle
Fighting Cole and Malladus
(All of these names come from Zelda Universe's playlist)

New Super Mario Bros.
Overworld Theme

Animal Crossing: Wild World
Main Theme/Title Screen
K. K. Condor

Pokémon Conquest
Electric Battle

Professor Layton and the Lost Future
A Quiet Town

Pokémon HeartGold & SoulSilver Versions
Route 47

Okamiden
Preparing for Action

Professor Layton series
Professor Layton's theme

These are in the order I thought of them.

In particular, I need help cutting down my Explorers and Spirit Tracks list, since the final video will only allow one track per game. Not one per franchise, though, because about a third of the DS games I've played are Pokémon games.

"Dowdy Kitchen Man."

The only games I've ever 100% completed are Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby's Dream Land 3, and Klonoa: Empire of Dreams, in that order, and the only one I felt satisfied with was Kirby's Dream Land 3, for reasons I'll explain in a review I'm scripting.

That's strange, because my favourite video games are usually ones I beat in a matter of days. I beat Klonoa: Door to Phantomile in two. It is only three hours long, though.

In what way?

Twilight Princess was my favourite video game back in 2013, but I honestly found it really boring until the Snowpeak Ruins. The City in the Sky was certainly creative, though the music was annoying, and reminds me of this old part of the CBBC website (I don't know if it's still there) called Bugbears.

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