Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team

THE GOOD:
Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team for the DS has has to be the best SciFi RPG game with many good features. Whether you're controling Lan in the real world or Megaman on the net fighting viruses with only 9x9 grid to move, it's a whole bundle of fun.

One of the many good features is that it has some touch screen controls (like menu, mini-games, help, etc). One extra to the game is the multi-player. You can battle with others that have the game, and trade chips and programs. Even though this game has some voices to it, its not important but cool to have. This game also has some good graphics.

Another is that it has a new cool program that lets you use two different Navis in virus battles called the Party Battle System that lets you use those Navis as if they were yours. It also has some cool new battlechips to use that can destroy viruses in seconds like Astroid 1 chip that rains astroids down on the enemies, viruses and bosses such as...

THE BAD:
-The dubbed North American version makes Lan and his friends sound much older than they are.

SUMMARY:
Are you still trying to decide which version of Mega Man Battle Network 5 to purchase for the Gameboy Advance? Look no further... Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team (titled Rock Man EXE 5: Twin Leaders in Japan) contains both versions of the game, with a bundle of new features.

The bottom screen of the DS is used for any PET (Personal Exploration Terminal. This is what Mega Man is kept in when he's not on the internet) related functions such as folder editing, saving the game, etc. True, this may be a nuisance for people who are used to the GBA versions, but this will open up new possibilities for future Battle Network games that may be made for the DS. The good thing about the bottom screen, though, is that if you're ever lost in the Cyberworld, the bottom screen will display a map of the current area to help you find your...