So, what was everybody's favorite parts? I liked Chapter 21's Flying section, Chapter 17's ground section, and Chapter 18's boss.

With the 21K in the US (already up) and the Media-Create-Numbers suggest another 15K, Uprising is surely past RE:Revelations.

KIU now sold more than RE:Revelations. Next week is Lego Star Wars the target (should be no problem) and KI enters the Top 10. Star Fox, Pilot Wings and Super Street Fighter should need some weeks more, but I'm pretty sure KI will sell more than these before holidays.

In the Nintendo Direct for Europe was the announcement about a cooperation between Nintendo and Panini to produce collectible AR-cards for Kid Icarus. Panini is well known for collectible stickers, mostly for soccer. I think many europeans may at least have heard about that.
See Wikipedia about Panini: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panini_Group

What do you guys think, will this cooperation bring in some more people to buy Kid Icarus or will it only bring the gamers of the game to collecting all the AR-cardds? What do you think?

At very least, the Panini thing should raise awareness of the game and make it easier to collect idols.

Flying section in 21 is great, but I also like the fly in the labyrinth of deceit, level 5. The best boss is naturally the final boss Medusa in Level 9! And ground section in 18 was cool.

This thread is correct: this game is absolutely awesome. Probably the best game for 3DS.

I have never play so much on line and wi-fi for a game before. teh replay value are a lot and very addictive.

A MUST HAVE 3DS!!!!

I can only think of one thing I didn't like too much- the dodge controls take some getting used to.
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Yeah, this game is really awesome. Even Yahtzee couldn't think of many reasons to hate it. "The controls are bad" (which I suppose is somewhat-correct since there's a bit of a learning curve) and the all important "I don't like this particular brand of humor" are basically it.

Some odd give-and-take with the game's difficulty curve, which i really think has more to do with the individual stages than the actual Fiend's Cauldron. I performed so well on a 3.8 on the "Dark Pit" stage that they bumped me up to 4.5 for the Sea Palace, where I then died twice for reasons entirely unrelated to the difficulty level (i forgot that that one type of enemy was "instant death," and then i fell too many times in the section with the moving platform) and they shot me back to a 2.7

I do think the Fiend's Cauldron is an absolutely brilliant mechanic otherwise, just that difficulty seems to have more to do with what the stage actually offers rather than the intensity on the whole.