Over the past two weeks, we've previewed more DS games than you can shake a whole pack of sticks at, and we're not yet done. In the final part of our look at 2008's most interesting upcoming titles, we're going to zip through a few last intriguing titles. Some of them haven't settled on anything close to a release date, and for others, there's little information available, but for one reason or another, they're all exciting enough to get us to sit up and take notice.

Unfortunately, they're probably also going to have a serious impact on wallets everywhere. As though we weren't already faced with the prospect of buying tons of games! We've never been happier that DS games are at least cheap.

Last week, we checked out nine of the games that excite us most this year, and today, we've got more. In part two of our three-part series, we've got even more amazing DS games, as well as several things we completely made up, poorly doctored screenshots, and probably a few videos. There may even be some actual information about games. We do that sometimes, you know.

You can flip through the games page by page, or navigate to each one through the list after the break, to which you can always return, thanks to the helpful presence of a tiny Ryu Hayabusa. Not finding your favorites? Check back next Monday for part three, or peek back at part one. Maybe you missed something!

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After we looked back at 2007, it was hard to think about what lay ahead, but once we started taking a closer look at everything lined up for this year, even we hardcore fanboys (and girls) were awestruck at the line-up for 2008. Here we are, not quite even a full month behind us, and already we're faced with decisions about what to buy.

We're not going to make those choices any easier for you, either. Over the next few weeks, we're going to take a closer look at the amazing array of titles already lined up for the year. From the biggest planned releases to games you've barely heard of, we're going to walk you through what to expect from DS gaming in 2008.

If at any point, you wish to leave a comment, a tiny Ryu Hayabusa will bring you back to this, the front page, so that you can speak your piece. You can flip through the games page by page, or navigate to each one through the list after the break. Not finding your favorites? Check back next Monday for part two.

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