I just picked it up. I have a little boy who plays the DS, so my collection is split between games I play, and the ones he does. Yesterday I picked up Professor Layton, and my favorite series of all time is advance wars, so Days of Ruin is keeping me busy. He has Smart Boys Room, My Sims, and Mario Party.

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Platformer: New Super Mario Bros, Kirby Power Paintbrush, Yoshi's Touch & Go, Sonic Rush, Super Princess Peach

Adventure/RPG: Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

Puzzle: Meteos, Tetris DS

Racing: Mario Kart DS

Point and Click: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Another Code: Two Memories

First-Person Shooter: Metroid Prime Hunters

Other: Nintendogs, Brain Training, Animal Crossing: Wild World, Pac-Pix, Mr Driller: Drill Spirits, Electroplankton, Wario Ware Touched!, Trauma Center: Under the Knife, Elite Beat Agents

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I have a wide diverse collection that ranges RPG's, Platformers, Whatever the Hell Ninja Gaiden falls into........2 rythm games (EBA, Boogie).....the obvious favorite there.....oh and Jam sessions.....got alot of edu-tainment games....my french coach, brain age (2), i think the only genre i dont have is sports.......i'm not a big fan of sports games.......with the big exception of NBA Jam on SEGA!!!!

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I have a nice mix of different kinds of games, I think. Just like the rest of my game collection. :P I like pretty much every type of game besides sports and realistic racing.

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I have a variety of games. I have RPGs, 2d and 3d Platformers, Adventure Games, Racing Games (Mario Kart style racing), A flight game (star fox), Tactical RPGs, A sports game (mario hoops), and action games.

I also play fighting games (on other consoles) and pretty much any kind game with the exception of casual games (puzzle games and non games like brain age). I would never waste my time with casual games.

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Fighting: Bleach
RPG: Final Fantasy III, Tales of the Tempest, Pokemon Diamond
RTS: Final Fantasy XII Revenant Wings
TBS: Advance Wars Days of Ruin
Racing: Diddy Kong Racing, Mario Kart DS
Adventure: Phoenix Wright 1-4
Action: Sonic Rush 1-2

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i have 173 games .
thet what rominator says.
i have a lot of different games,RPG puzzels shootersss...

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I have a bunch of games, I play several different genres, platformers, rpgs, adventure games, puzzle games, rhythm game (EBA), dungeon crawlers, simulation..and those are just the ones I can see from where I'm sitting! ;)

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I haven't had a DS long, so I only have like 5 or 6 games.

Adventure/RPG: The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Pokemon Diamond, Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time (Preordered), Professor Layton and the Curious Village

Brain Training: Brain Age 2

Games that are really suckish and I wish I didn't have: Master of Illusion

Other than those, I have a list of all the games that I want to have sometime in the future. I have it saved in Excel. :D

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So many of my DS games are genre-defying to the point that I'd have to list half of my games as "other." As far as more conventional genres go, I'd put the rest as RPGs, 2D sidescrollers/platformers/etc, and a dash of puzzle, TCG, and rhythm. I have the most diverse genre representation on the DS of any system I own--my PS2 collection is 70% RPG, my Gamecube collection is 70-80% Nintendo standards, My Xbox collection is...erm...a copy of Bionicle with a case stained by red kool-aid that my aunt got at a yard sale for 50 cents, thinking I had one o' those newfangleded X-Cubes.

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Several puzzles and platformers, a few casual things, a couple action/adventures, Mario Kart and Mario & Luigi 2.

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RPG:FFIII, Pokemon Pearl, Lunar, Harvest Moon, Dragon Quest: Rocket Slime

Puzzle: Puzzle Quest, Brain Age, Picross, NYT Crosswords, Professor Layton

Platformer Kirby Canvas Curse, Super Mario DS, Naruto Ninja Council 3, New Super Mario Bros, Drawn to Life, Castlevania: PoR

Racing: Mario Kart DS

Strategy: Advance Wars Dual Strike, Advance Wars Days of Ruin

Sim: Nintendogs: Lab, Animal Crossing WW

Rhythm: EBA

Adventure: Phenoix Wright 1 & 2

So I say that I have a decent mix, and no money.

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Variety is the NDS's strong point.

Puzzle: PPL, Polarium, PicrossDS, Puzzle Quest
RPG: Zelda, FF3, Shiren, (Puzzle Quest)
Point and Click: Hotel Dusk, Phoneix Wright 1 & 2
Music: EBA, Electroplankton
Assorted: NSMB, Worms 2, Mario Kart, Monkeyball, Clubhouse Games, Browser

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I don't really buy games based on genre... so I feel like I have a decent collection, full of variety. Let's see, in random order:

Party/Rhythm: Feel the Magic XY/XX, Elite Beat Agents

RPG: Final Fantasy III, Puzzle Quest

Sports/Racing: Mario Kart DS

Puzzle: Meteos, Sim City DS

Pinball: Metroid Prime Pinball

Action/Adventure: Resident Evil: Deadly Silence, GoldenEye: Rogue Agent, Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword

Platform: Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles

Admittedly, there are a few there I wouldn't mind selling... SimCity was a disappointment, and I'll just stick with the Gamecube version of GoldenEye: Rogue Agent. And i'll beat Assassin's Creed, then sell it... it's kind of fun, but I can tell that the replayability will be zilch. But yeah, nice varied, fun collection. Kudos to me!

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Mainly RPG's and action RPG's. I also have Resident Evil, Marvel Trading Card Game, and Animal Crossing.

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I play almost anything accept; sports games, slow paced turn style rpg's, racing, and anything disney.

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