NESguy94

I see a bunch of them are stuck on the "n00b bridge", that took me forever to figure out as a kid.

I won't care until they make a good Star Wars game.

The second this is released the online mode will be filled with Marvel characters.

@WhiteTrashGuy and @SpudMasher
Do you have the "Sculptor's Cut" version? If you do it is worth about $200, if not, the game is worth $10.

I can't wait for Just Cause 3! I was hoping we'd see a Co-op game where one player plays as Rico and the other plays as Sheldon; this would be perfect for the Wii U. Just Cause 2 was a beast of a game so it actually makes sense that Just Cause 3 would be too big for the Wii U. Then again they could still try.

It's nice to see that StarFox/StarWing works on this. Does Super Mario RPG work as well?

If you have kids that are parents at 13 you probably has other issues you should address before going after video games. That said, GoW is one of the most gruesome games I've seen and the online modes only make it less kid-friendly. I don't blame the game but it can't be helping his condition.

I made sure you gave this a 10 before I read the review.

I downloaded it today and it is great!

What, no kickstarter? Looks great, I will definitely play this.

Oh Capcom, when can I stop hating you and start loving you again?

I think it makes it stand out among the black gray consoles of the day. I wish Nintendo would make more colorful consoles now.

No, tablet games suck. The controls are just awful even if you do have a decent game. This really shows that Nintendo needs to step up their game.

I wish I was a kid again, I got so much more time to game when I didn't have to drive myself anywhere. Nah, just kidding, driving is awesome.

I live in Michigan and because of the extreme temperature flux the roads have horrible potholes everywhere. We officially have the second worst roads in the US (Alaska is #1), so I could see this ending poorly for either the hard drive or disk drive. Great idea though.

Okami 3 for Wii U/ all HD consoles, that would be awesome. The Wii U is perfect for this series.

I have an issue with the muscles in my eyes so whichever eye I am not focusing with wanders. Recently I have had to close one eye to play video games and read; I am going to need quite a bit of "eye therapy" or surgery to correct this. I hope video games can help a little or work to keep this from getting worse. Even if it does work I probably won't be able to see 3D images.

These are a FEW of my good finds. These came with games that were either good or rare.

SNES with 20 games for $40
SNES with 15 games for $45
CIB NES with 30 games for $50
CIB N64 with 10 CIB games and 15 loose carts for $20
Captain Commando CIB $1
10 boxed NES games for $5 (Total)
Virtual Boy with 6 games for $60
A GameCube with 15 games, a wavebird and a Nintendo Brand Controller for $30
A lot of over 100 games with 8 systems for $100. (I sold the stuff I already had for $175 and kept about 7/8 of it)
The first 6 Megaman games for $50

And I just bought my Deluxe Wii U for $350 but it came with 6 Wii U games, 3 Wii games. In the end I made $150 off of 5 of the games I sold (I owned 3 and and didn't want Orichi Hyper and I didn't need another version of Monster Hunter) I So if you think about it, I got my Wii U for FREE. (I kept Super Mario Bros U, Nintendo Land, Scribblenauts Unlimited and Sonic Racing). The deal got even better when I went to download Trine 2 and found approximately $100 eshop worth of downloads on it, most of which I was going to buy anyways

Final one. A fellow collector that I trade with found Fire n' Ice for the Nintendo for $1. He got it from a man who found it in the ditch next to his house

Sweet! Now if they would lower the EU eshop prices. They have it bad.

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I'm just going to stick with Tri on the Wii.

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-Darth Vader

Amazon and Nintendo have had words with each other before. They aren't exactly buddies.

The second row of Masks in Majora's Mask looks like the characters from StarFox (Fox, Falco, Peppy, Slipy, Pigma).

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I don't use the cradle, it scratches the metal contacts inside the system and I like to play while it is charging.

For everyone who is saying be patient, you need to have a solid line-up day oe that gets people excited and interested. While the comment about OoT is out of place, I agree. Nintendo used to be a powerhouse that few dared to mess with and even fewer could compete with. Nintendo NEEDS to make stuff that people want.

I have collected Nintendo games and memorabilia for years but I still haven't bought a Wii-U. Why? Nintendo hasn't made it an irresistible console like we have seen in the past. From day 1 the SNES, N64 and Wii had amazing success. Good games and well used innovation sold systems. The Wii U was innovative but it is still behind consoles that are 7 years old. I do have to say that LEGO City Undercover and Mario Bros U have tempted me. (I really want a collectors edition.

Nintendo needs to listen to their fans. They have done a pretty good job of giving us what we want in the way of games but the systems are lacking. I think if you can satisfy us you should have no trouble selling a console. The Wii U is not doomed, it just hasn't gained enough momentum yet,

I saved my R.O.B. He is staring at me while I type this o_O

I don't care about policy, there is an exception to some rules. Place it on display in the store.

I had almost every LEGO game on the PC. Lego Island and Lego Island 2 were two of the games that really got me into gaming. Land, Loco and Racers were also in my collection. Did TT make Alpha Team as well? That was a puzzle game that was ahead of its time.

Don't fix it if ain't broke. Digital downloads have too many negatives for me. As a collector and as a gamer I don't like it. If I can have a tangible copy, I will take that over a download any day. DRM is getting to be a huge issue as well.The fact that a download cannot be sold is problem for me as well. I don't often sell games (except duplicates) but I want to be able to get my cash back if the need arises. I have 100s of old school games sitting on my shelves, that took time and effort. If I said I have hundreds of ROMs on my PC you would be less than impressed. I think collecting is fun as well. It's great to pull out a rare game or console and talk about it. I meet collectors all the time and we compare stories of amazing finds or outrageously rare items. I'm only going to buy digitally when I have no other choice.

Definitely one of the best SNES titles.

Or you could buy a physical copy of the game that doesn't take up much hard drive space and has a monetary resale value.

Hey guys, which is better, Forza Horizon or NFS Most Wanted?

@TobiasAmaranth That video about damsels in distress was horrible. A few of her own examples were contradictory to her point if you had finished he game.

They know how to sell consoles but they don't seem to use what they know. Release a GOOD Mario, Zelda, Metroid, or Smash bros game. Look at almost any Nintendo console and you'll see those are the game that boosted sales. A limited edtion console helps to. They might want to hunk about 10-15% price drop as well.

@JJtheTexan That's not a bad idea. It would be a lot easier to fit inside a WiiU gamepad, but you would still have to drill out holes for extra buttons, switches and ports. You might be able to get a Wii U gamepad shell or a broken one on ebay for pretty cheap.

Ironically there was a snow storm in Hell Michigan last night.

I thought for sure this was going to be something like Pokémon Snap 2. I like the idea but 649 characters will be ridiculous.

I saved up and bought mine a little more than 7 years ago along with Super Mario 64 DS and Nintendogs. I have had 5 DSs now. An original that I sold to get a DS lite, that broke and I bought a new lite for $20! I then bought another lite that was opened but new for $10! After that I fixed an original for a friend who then gave it to me. I still have 2 of them (one of each) and a 3DS.

Restoring consoles and cartridges is one of my favorite things to do. It is relaxing and very satisfying once they are done.

Wait, Pachter did a side-by-side comparison of one real item, an announced item and an unannounced item. I'm not sure but you might want to wait for a week of sales before you make predictions like this. The PSP and PSVita were supposed to take over the handheld market because of their power and graphics and they never came close. The PS4 sounds great but its price will probably turn people away. Sony just doesn't have a huge following (in the US at least). Saying the WiiU will sell worse than the next Microsoft console is laughable at this point. We know nothing about this XBOX 720. Finally, Nintendo has SO much money. Even if the WiiU does flop they can keep going. Look at the Virtual Boy. It failed miserably, but Nintendo came back kicking with the N64. The doom and gloom isn't going to work on me.

This one didn't hold my attention for very long. I found a CIB copy about a year ago and played it for a few days and never played it again. It feels like so many other GBA games that had more to offer. 7/10 is fair.

The WiiU and 3DS are perfect for the inventory system but they are a little late to the party. The 3DS version would be pretty amazing though.

I played all of these except ZombiU and Castlevania and all of them were great.

Metroid: Other M had its issues, like when Samus practically commits suicide by entering a lava area without the Varia suit equipped because Adam hadn't authorized it. Samus always came across as Bounty Hunter who wasn't confined by rules. I actually liked that she narrated the game though, it allowed her to remain an almost silent protagonist while explaining the story in her own words. Even though we never see her display emotion in other Metroid games, the emotions remind us that she is only human. Her outburst when she sees the new Ridley for the first time is often frowned upon but it made sense and wouldn't have made sense any other way. Other than that I have no complaints about any of these other games. Kid Icarus was amazing and was a welcome sight to us fan who played the originals.

The original New Super Mario Bros wasn't as good as Mario 3 or Mario World but it set the bar high for other modern platformers. I sadly cannot say that about the versions on the Wii and 3DS. Luigi's Mansion was totally different from anything we had seen before and even though it has made him look like a coward, it was an excellent game. The motion controls in Skyward Sword were a little weird especially after 14+ games without them. They did work though and it made for a unique experience. While I do like classic button controls better, it was great to try something different.

I am not a big fan of DLC but I hate Micro transactions. They may work with iOS games because they are cheap or free to download but we are already paying $40-70 on new games. I wouldn't pay extra just to have a better gun or vehicle because I play to have fun; I don't turn gaming into an all out war on my competition, doing anything it takes to win. I can understand downloading new levels like Fire Emblem or the Force Unleashed though because they actually add to the game

This is one big reason I won't buy games by EA anymore, although NFS Most Wanted looks pretty sweet.

It is impressive but is there enough for it to sell well for a decent profit. I have to say, the Capcom game, the Squenix video, 3D drawing and Watch Dogs are all really impressive. This is the first time since the PS that I was truly interested in a Sony console. I think that Sony could score big by pulling the Halo fans to the PS4 with Bungie (No pun intended). The Wii-Us early momentum and price might put the hurt on Sony.

This is such a great game! It is easily worth $/€2. This is the game reminds me a lot of the original Megaman games in the way that it plays. I love how they don't hold your hand and tell you how to do everything: you solve the puzzles and figure out how to take out the enemies by yourself.

@Krem You got it for Christmas, how did you get screwed if you didn't pay for it? I bought mine on day one for $250 and there was an $80 price drop right away. You are always better off to wait and buy a later version of the console most times.

With the original NES, the second version is superior as it doesn't have issues with the pins. The N64 and Gameboy got better color schemes. The Wii got a better laser. With almost every system except the Virtual Boy, more or better games were included with later releases and of course the Special Editions always come out after launch.

@Bucanziai Both are great but Miracle Mask will last you a lot longer if you have played StarFox 64 before. Miracle Mask has a 30+ hour story and new puzzles daily. StarFox takes about 45 minutes to beat the first time but has amazing replay value.

I think this is the first time in weeks that I haven't been playing a game that is over 15 years old.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and hopefully a little Halo Reach online and Last Story.

I totally forgot that I supported this. I would buy o many of these if it is real.