So, I guess getting de Blob 2 new for $9.50 from Best Buy wasn't a bad choice?
How about $20 for Sonic Colors?
I tried to buy Pikmin 2 today, but Target, GameStop and Best Buy all didn't have it in yet. I guess I'll have to try again tomorrow.

the correct answer is Goldeneye or Red Steel 2. Probably more Red Steel because single player.

@KingMike - It doesn't seem like its price is going any further down than that. I'd say go for it, but if you wanna wait and see if you might find it for cheaper later, though, I can't blame you.

Godfather or Scarface? Which one has more content? Better gameplay? How are the controls for both?

Also, is SC Double Agent any good?

Haha, no.

Reasons please.

I already have both of those games. I would like -another- good Wii shooter game... so my original question still stands, if someone could please chime in!

Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition.

I already have that game as well.

I guess I should have listed the games I already have so that they aren't re-recommended: Metroid 1-3 and Other M, Red Steel 2, RE4, Sin and Punishment, Goldeneye, and the bit.trip game that is a shooter.

I know Reflex is the most Intact singleplayer compared to the other games in the series. And The Conduit 1 has a better singleplayer from what I hear, but the MP in the sequel is far better.

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I like The Godfather better for the gameplay. It's just more fun to take over the city and go on a rampage with some intelligent acting CPU controlled mafia guys on your side.

Scarface is really good as well, but it's certainly much harder and for that maybe not as enjoyable.
Both games have gigantic freeroaming open worlds, like GTA.
Scarface is bigger and has more variety though. Godfather is mostly New York cityscapes.
Great atmosphere on both though.
I thought the controls on The Godfather were a bit better and easier and you had more actions.

It was one of the worst ports ever. The controls were awful, it had bugs, it was ugly...nothing really positive to say about it, really.

Thanks, @Mickeymac and @SKTTR

wow! Ive just picked pickmin new play control and am having a blast with it. really sets expectations up for the new WiiU game

Great game huh? I was questining beforehand weather Pikmin would be my cup of tea or not and boy is it!
And props to Nintendo for not skimping on the difficulty, considering the game's time-based it makes it all the more difficult, especially towards the end obviously. Gave me a great deal of trouble and i loved every minute of it! I'm so glad Nintendo FINALLY released Pikmin 2 for the Wii in the NA, my copy should be here in a few days.

Okay, so I need you guys' input:

I just came back from Target, and saw that they're having a sale on Donkey Kong Country Returns for this week where it's only $30 instead of the usual price of $50. HOWEVER, I also saw Rayman Origins for $20 (regular price, apparently). Now, if you guys know me, I'm dead broke almost all the time. So, if I DO manage to scrape up enough money, it'll probably be only enough for one or the other. Seeing as they're both platforming games, I'm asking for a comparison between the two to see which I should buy. Take into mind the longevity of the game, bonus content, gameplay, etc. Thanks!

I haven't played Origins yet but almost nothing's gonna top DKCR and I doubt it's much longer so...

Grab Donkey Cong Country. It's gonna be another 3 years before the price goes that low again. Rayman, on the other hand, is more likely to go down in price than go up.

yeah, after a few introduction levels strategy is a real need! Ive seem some dude doing incredible things on a single "day". That makes me think how online leaderboards can get competitive on Pikmin 3.
Ive played Little King Story before and didnt finished because i found the controls not as tigh as on this NewPlay edition, Also, the pikmins are just adorable. I'm sure getting Pikmin 2 after I finish the first and it might just convince to get a WiiU earlier than expected after the disappointing E3

I've got a Gamestop gift card with some money leftover that I plan on using up next week, and I was thinking about getting Animal Crossing: City Folk. I've never actually owned an AC game before, so this would be my first one. I played my friend's copy of Wild World a few years back for a few minutes, and I enjoyed what I had played. I was just wondering if I should get City Folk to sort of help introduce me to the Animal Crossing series, or wait for Animal Crossing: Jump Out! instead. Thanks.