I'm still buying it used on on an auction website so that Ubi is not making money on it.

I strangely LOVE all of these games! They are all very innovative and great to play. They have their unique twists and often shed new lights on old franchises.

<trolling>If it doesn't come to Wii U I won't miss it. It's arguably the worst FPS I ever played: corridors, horrible story, even worst gameplay, I sold it after 5 hours of playing it. No, enduring it. Let us never speak of that steaming pile of garbage again... </trolling>

Epic never liked Nintendo anyways, this guy's opinion is fully biased. I'm pretty he is not aware of any actual fact about what's going on for Big N right now.

Not to be a troll, but I never liked that series. It didn't know if it wanted to be Zelda or God of War and just failed miserably at both in my opinion. So, it's not going to make me sad.

I just hope this episode will bring the changes Pokémon needs so badly. While playing Black 2, I couldn't help but think: "I did that before. 5 times. Yes, I know how to catch a Pokémon, don't show me! Dammit, stop blocking the road until I get the city's badge, I want to go and train there!"

Pokémon is déjà-vu from beginning to finish. If it wants to stay afloat, it really needs to get fresh ideas. The GameCube episodes, XD and Colosseum, weren't great, but they certainly are a start.

And plus, seriously, the 3DS can do better than that graphically! GameFreak, use the UbiArt engine and give us good looking sprites for once!

My personal liking of the Wii U was no surprise, as I always have been a great fan of Nintendo consoles, but what really surprised me was my family's reaction. I brought back the Wii U home, and was immediately told to shut the blasted thing down so people could watch some TV.
It was a matter of minutes before everyone, my dad, mom, sister and girlfriend were around the TV, fighting to see who would be the next Ghost in the Luigi's Mansion attraction. I bet if Nintendo had filmed us, they could use the footage as a TV add. We played all together for 3 hours before stopping.
And then the next day they came to me and asked to play some more.
I think the Wii U really has a huge potential of bringing people together for a fun moment, even more than the Wii did. The simplicity of use for the GamePad and the convivial games really are a hit. I greatly hope to see more, and very soon too!

I totally agree with Drewciffer. As much as I enjoyed GS:DD, the plot felt shallow and the game clearly lacked the epicness of GS: Lost Age. When I see that such an enormous game held on a GBA cartridge, having to put up with a ridiculously tiny world map, very few side quests and a childish plot on a DS cartridge really put me off.
What did work was the fighting, and overall gameplay. That was spot on.

I can see how it would be better for DS: no slowdowns, no adds, no loading times... Maybe it's just that my phone is ageing, but I'd LOVE it for the DS. Plus, the touch controls are very responsive, not like on tactile phones (not the ones with stylus, but that only work with fingers, see what I mean?)

Seasons has always been my clear favorite for its light-hearted tone and enchanting locations. Ages just feels so dark and gloomy in comparison...

This is still very hard to believe. Especially the bit about Link dying. He is the hero! He can't die, or fail. It is his destiny to fight and win.
The timeline split is already hard to believe, so, a dead Link... meh...

I'd say the score is adequate, but even today, the multi-player can't compete, as far as I'm concerned. Perfect Dark is PERFECTION as far as multi-player goes, in my humble opinion, and what is not said here is that if you're isolated from friends, Goldeneye only has solo mode, which is not helping it against PD. The absence of bots in multiplayer is the thing that I miss most in this game.

Other than that, yes, it is still a good game, even by today's standards...

Playing Super Princess Peach didn't make me feel like a wuss. It was quite enjoyable to see something different and have an "unusual" hero.
Women may be video game heroes now, but most of them are pretty badass. Princess Peach is not. And that was fun. But poeple may not yet be ready for "not badass" heroins. When Samus shpwed a weak spots, gamers weren't happy...
That's why the situation hasn't really changed...

Thank you. Then it is an instant-boy for me!

I have a stupid question that may already have been asked...

I'll ask anyways: is this a sequel to Tail Concerto, released on Playstation all those years ago?

The 3DS' price may be high, but the system is worth it!
Now, the only reason why I'm not currently playing it is because of the launch title, whose price is far too high for what they really are.
So, when the highly awaited games begin to arrive, the 3DS will be worth its price!

I didn't see anything not annonced before here... Gyro controles, touch-screen inventory, drop-dead-gorgeous graphics and boss mode...
I kinda was expecting a peek at the rumored new temples and such... (yes, I'm still dreaming)
Looks great still. A day-one purchase for me.

When I picked up this game as a kid it was just a very good platformer that played in co-op, but now that I'm playing it again, the wacky Japanese humor makes it even better! For all those who are fond of Cho Aniki and other Japanese "bizarre" things, this game is truly a jewel. And for all the others, it's a great platformer with one of the weirdest and most enjoyable Game Over screens EVER!
Shame I never was able to beat it, but I'm certainly working on it. (and that demon is sure showing off his muscles to me... shivers)

The Mario Overworld tune must be one of the most remixed songs ever! And when Nintendo makes a great job with it (I'm thinking about Luigi's Mansion, in the music room) other great poeple use it too!
I'll never get tired of it...

A new series from Nintendo, and an unusual one at that! It's GOT to come out of Japan. Sin & Punishment did, and Fragile Dreams too, so why not?
It really looks great too.