You will regret this when Nintendo takes names and kicks a$$ with Zelda, And THE WII VITALITY SENSOR!!! The wii vitality sensor read your mind from the future and told me that you are going to regret this...
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I'd say that if part of your issue was the games sitting around that you don't play you could always trade them in and keep a credit line with a game shop for when stuff comes out that you do want; then as Machu suggested, use Backloggery to help keep on top of the newer stuff.
I would definitely be interested in that copy of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance though!
I'm going to stick to a lot more rentals vs purchase for a lot of games now. Financially speaking it's a lot more sound. As said, I'm only going to fork over my hard-earned cash for the games I'm positive I'm going to play for a good while and which I'm likely to want to keep. I just can't afford to keep buying games and sell them back at a much depreciated price.
Hear, hear. But if you really are keeping the system just for the downloadable games, why not sell your disc-based games? With a lot like that, you could probably cover the costs of your gaming spending for awhile.
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