3 most underrated DS games

These are 3 games on the DS I feel have been wrongly swept under the rug. These games deserve more credit than they get:

Animal Crossing: Wild World
Feel the Magic: XY/XX
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood

Agree? Disagree? Which DS games do you feel are better than common opinion?

First off to say Wild World was swept under any sort of rug is totally false. It has a large fanbase of users, but many fans of the franchise felt it was lacking.

Sonic RPG was pretty cool, actually. The timing wasn't 100% accurate but once you got the groove it was fun. Never beat it though, the story failed to fully grab me.

Feel the Magic was cool and I guess yeah I'll agree underrated.
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My 3:

1. Yoshi Touch & Go doesn't get much love, but I thought it was a blast. Sure, it lacked a bit in terms of DEEP gameplay, but it was addictive and challenging all the same.

2. Electroplankton. Smoke a fat one and play with this for a while. Your welcome.

3. This one isn't underrated persay but some fans hate on it: Pokemon Diamond. I found it fun, didn't beat it.

I totally agree that Electroplankton and Pokemon Diamond are bigger than realized. Never tried Yoshi Touch & Go but it doesn't seem like the type of game that should be thought of as requiring to have deep gameplay. Just a fun, light romp of an adventure no?

The only thing that bothered me with Sonic Brotherhood was the last boss battle. Probably the easiest battle in the game that was over after one or two attacks.

Advance Wars Days of Ruin was highly underrated. I think the fans who didn't like it as much was due to the fact that they took away the flashy CO powers that made the game unbalanced and the dual strike system from the previous title that could pretty much end the game once activated.

Instead, we got a game with a more somber story, (making it more interesting than the happy-go-lucky warfare of previous titles. It had its faults, but I still liked it better.) More importantly, we got truly balanced units and more strategicially interesting ones, at that. (The Anti-tanks were a great way to keep tanks in check when it wasn't viable to use battle copters for the job due to their extreme vulnerability to anti-air.)

No matter how powerful any unit is, it has its weaknesses. And even if a unit seems overpowered, (anti-tanks hit a bit harder than artillery, are tougher, can counter-attack, and have no minimum range, but also cost quite a bit more, so they aren't strictly better.)