Not a Nintendo watch, but I have a game watch based on Ghostbusters II. You control a Ghostbuster on the bottom of the screen in the courtroom and shoot at the Scoleri Bros that fly around.

I already had it on my PS3/Vita, but since I'd been looking forward to the game since it was first announced for WiiWare, I still went and bought it on my Wii U. The extra ROM mode was a nice incentive. It's a great game and I'm glad that overall it was a success.

Like Spacekappa, I got a chance to play this at PAX East and it was my favorite game of the show! I'm totally going to support them with $15 so I can get my Wii U version. The game looked great, played great, and sounded great!

It's weird, like two days before the original statement was said by Jens, I was just telling a friend that I'd love a Minecraft port on WiiU and 3DS. I still have hope that we'll see it someday.

Well, they're definitely getting better with their PAX showings. This will be my third PAX East, and I remember the first year i was so psyched to check out the Nintendo booth, thinking they'd have all these games on display that weren't due out for a while like Metroid Other M and Skyward Sword. Their booth was the size of a closet, and they had two games featured: Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver and Warioware DIY.

I will be checking out Spirit Camera. And challenging people to Kid Icarus battles. : )

Shoot, I work at a GameStop, but all I'm doing is bringing in the Zelda cartoons to play at work! Now I feel lazy! But man, that display is crazy awesome.

Also, been staring at the box full of Zelda games for like 5 days now, can't wait to take it home tomorrow!

I dunno, I really enjoy Alleyway. And at only $2.99, you can't really feel bad about losing the money. Then again, I was around when the game first came out, and I used to like playing brick-breaking games on the Atari (Circus Atari is still awesome fun), so maybe I'm in the minority.

Sure, it's a simple game with a simple concept, but that's why I kind of like having it on my 3DS's menu; sometimes I just want to play something for a few minutes, and with the new save state feature of Virtual Console, I can even pick up where I left off and save my high score, unlike the GB original.

Still have my Virtual Boy, which was bought for the full price of $180, sitting on my shelf. (I didn't pay for it though, my mom did) I believe I have 5 games for it. One of them is Wario Land VB, and it's awesome.
And yes, BlueFlameBat, Galactic Pinball is pretty great!

Hmmm, wonder if this has made it's way to the US Barnes and Noble stores yet...maybe I should plan a trip.