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Just once, back in the 80s. I loved playing with glitches and tricks like this, but the Minus World was only interesting enough to do once.

Yes, yes, of course, yes, we need scores. I remember reading a very similar article back in 1993 when I was in college. Same premise - without the scores, maybe people will actually READ the reviews. But I don't have time to read 30 full page reviews a month. But if I see a "4 out of 10", I know it's not worth my time.

Don't get me wrong, I like sitting down and reading a well-written review. But in my experience, the writers who cry, "nobody's reading my articles!" aren't as clever at writing as they think they are.

Having looked at the full list of games, I only see about four I'd want to play again. Not a good value for me.

I might pick this up if it's cheap and I ever make any friends.

I get nostalgic for the gameplay of older games, but not the graphics. Even in 1995, I used to say, "This game is fun, but I can't wait until graphics get better."

Seriously, they finally increase the popularity/style limits, and you focus on Japanese celebrities and whatever "WhatsApp" is? Miitomo users have been clamoring for those limit increases.

I had a Rubik's Cube program for the Commodore 64 back in the 80's. It wasn't fun then; I doubt it will be fun now.

That's cool.

I find it painful to watch people play Doctor Mario when they aren't very good at it. "Put it there! No, there! Rotate! Rotate!"

Great news! I hope it comes here.

@CTMike You make it sound like they're overreacting, but I haven't seen anyone throw a huge fit over it yet. So far people are annoyed, and they're discussing the situation. No one has suggested hanging recser8 up by her thumbs, they're just moaning a little at the unfair situation, and discussing whether anything should be done about it.

I'll admit I've stolen an idea or two from levels I've played, but it's amazing to me that someone would copy a level so exactly. The similarities might not have even been noticed if they'd made a few more changes.

I wish they'd also put it on the Wii U so I can decorate the folders there. And let us share any earned badges between the two systems.

I actually prefer digital. However, the Wii U is not designed for it.

The SNES was the first system I bought myself. I saved up for several months while working at a toy store, and bought it on launch day.

Oh, I remember this one. I rented it back in college. I remember thinking it wasn't terrible, just incredibly bland.

More! More! Mooooore!

@Cobra I like your version much better.

@DracioKoi
Yep me too. I don't even want to know what that game would be like.

Saving my eshop credit again. Come on, Zero Mission...

Sorry you were outvoted on Wave Race. That would have been my pick as well.

I knew.

Back in high school, I once sent Capcom a letter with some Street Fighter ideas. Their reply was pretty similar to Nintendo's letter.

SNES Batman Returns is one of my all-time favorite games.

I think SMB revolutionized play controls. That said, when SMB 2 came out, I remember thinking it was even better. Yeah, the throwing fruit part didn't go over well, but it fixed a few minor problems with SMB's controls. From SMB2 onward, Mario was pretty much the go-to series for perfect controls.

"It's hard not to find anything not to like about Demon's Crest, despite its difficulty." Can we try that again without the double negative?

Ah, warm memories. My cousin received this game one Christmas, and we took turns playing it. We managed to beat the game in one sitting, but we had a great time.

"You can play many of your favorite Wii games..." To be fair, that could just be a clumsy way of saying that many Wii games are also made for the 3DS.

@Nintenjoe64
I feel the same way about Angry Birds and Crush the Castle.

If that came up on teefury I'd buy it.

I think it's awesome. Any optional, extra free DLC is appreciated, even if it has corporate logos on it. IMO, in-game logos would be a welcome way to make games cheaper. If it would lower the price of the game, I want Mario to wear Coca Cola overalls while driving a Prius decorated with the Axe Body Spray logo, with genuine Firestone tires, zooming past billboards for Comcast and Microsoft.

Hope they're not just teasing me... A new 2D Metroid created with the obvious love that went into ALBW is almost too much to hope for.

I hate censorship, but I also hate sexist costumes... like women would really go into battle wearing bikinis. Anyway, these changes are pretty small, and won't change whether I buy the game.

This would be awesome on the 3DS. Come on, Nintendo, make it happen!

Looks like fun, but I hope they don't make it obscenely difficult. I didn't enjoy the DS version. Guess my reflexes aren't what they used to be.

I wish they'd make this for 3DS.

@flamepanther
True, but it's not like Nintendo has never sued anyone. I personally wouldn't risk it, but I do wish these people the best of luck.

@Raiko
Exactly what I was going to say... it even has you collect mushrooms. Okay, not for the same reason as any Mario game, but still, why would anyone hoping to avoid Nintendo's wrath even touch mushrooms? Not only are they copying Nintendo's style, they're calling attention to it. Has nobody learned from the Ghouls and Ghosts incident?

I went, it was fun. I got to play 3 tracks of Mario Kart 8, and watched other people play Donkey Kong and Mario 3D Land. Nobody picked Zelda while I was there, that was disappointing. But I got a Luigi hat.

Koizumi needs to get with the times. Female players make up a large percentage of the gaming population these days. Personally, I am 3 times more likely to buy a game if you can play as a female character.

I'm not a hardcore gamer and I have nothing to prove to anyone. I'll play whatever I find most fun, which is probably casual.

I love it. I wish Nintendo would get the same idea on it's own, and release a whole series of gender-swapped classics.

I spent a significant portion of my high school years in furious debate, defending the SNES's honor from Genesis lovers.

Bombs only is a bit boring, and I lost every match I played... but that was still fun.

The ones out so far, meh. But Capcom had a lot of cool arcade games back then, so they probably will eventually release a few I'm interested in.

Back in the 8-bit days, I loved the story scenes. Sometimes it was the best chance for the programmers to show off what cool graphics they could make with limited resources. The NES Ninja Gai Den series was particularly impressive. But now that they can do pretty much anything with CGI, it's no longer impressive. And lets face it, very few of these stories are well-written enough to compete with actual movies. When I want to watch a movie, I'll watch a movie. But when I want to play a game, just let me play the game.

I'd love to see Samus Aran. Of course, Wreck-It Ralph is more likely to make arcade game references than console ones, so that's probably out. Eh, forget Ralph, I just want someone to make a Metroid movie.