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Does anyone have it? What do you think about it? It is getting rave reviews. I loved 3D Land on the 3DS, so I am sure I will love this. I just do not have a Wii U yet. Can't wait to get a chance to play this.

Ugh the sticky button is one of the worst problems in gaming. I find this to be a huge problems on old Gamecube controllers. The A button sticks all the time. It is the worst.

I have to agree with the KH series. I would also add Final Fantasy X and Tekken 5. Soul Calibur 2 is really good, but I find the Gamecube version to be better due to it having Link.

No it isn't, but it doesn't have to be. Nintendo consoles operate in a different space than the other two consoles. You can't get Mario, Zelda, etc. on other consoles. For a lot of people this means that they own either the Xbox One or PS$ and also own the WiiU to play those other games. And...

For me it was Final Fantasy XII. I played FF X long after it was released. When I beat FFX, FFXII was still new, so I bought it. The change in the battle system was not for me. At the end of the day, gameplay is the most important. I had zero desire to play the game just to experience the story.

This was done with the last gen consoles as well. Who cares? If the guy wants to do this to a console he owns, cool for him. I find it genuinely comical to watch the people in line squirm at things like this.

I don't really care personally. I don't play games that I don't enjoy. It makes no difference to me that they exist. Who know though, maybe a new trend will come along that people will start making games of.

Not sure why you bought a console that you can't afford to buy games for. Game prices have been this high for years. Really even two generations back they were still $50 a pop. I find it hard to believe that you didn't know this. I would return it if I were you.

Nice shout out to CTR! It may not have been Mario Kart, but it was a fun game. Then again, I was like 8 years old, so maybe that is just nostalgia blinding my judgement of that game.

That is awesome. I hope that they do him justice. I would like to see some of the old mascots get some good games. It seems like only Mario is still relevant and good. Sonic has been so hit or miss lately.

If you are used to the PC version, I wouldn't suggest switching to the console version. The console version is fine, but it is not nearly as fleshed out as the PC version. You are going to find that the console versions are always a step or 2 behind the PC versions.

I imagine Amazon will clean this up relatively soon. I know some people have problems with Amazon, but I have the utmost respect for that company They seem to always have their stuff together. And when they don;t, they just straight up fix the problems in a timely manner.

The end of Kingdom Hearts really pushed me to the verge. That ending combined with Simple and Clean playing really made me want to tear up a little.

Mine would either be the original Sims or Stronghold. I am not honestly sure which Stronghold game it was that I played, but I remember dropping hours into that game. It was actually my mom's game, but I played it so much more than she did.

I would call Sony asap. I wouldn't risk messing up your disk or even worse your console. I'm sure any problems this early on will be covered by warranty.

I am not experiences with either all that much. With that said, I believe it speaks for itself that Microsoft charges for their online service and people still flock to it. People will pay for great services even if free alternatives are available.

I really miss the Kingdom Hearts games. I don;t have a PS2 anymore and haven;t played those games in close to 10 years. I would love to spend a weekend or 2 beating both of those games again.

I think it is fine. I agree on the screen thing though. I feel like they were trying to anticipate the Wii U and thought they needed to include it. Who know though, maybe some developers will find awesome uses for that screen.

I can see how this would work. As someone mentioned, NES games are typically linear, besides Zelda of course. A lot of the challenge was memorizing where enemies were and how to defeat them. A computer could easily do this consistently every time.

In general, the PS2 stomps all over the DreamCast. Of course things like Shenmue make the DreamCast stand out. And of course the 4 controllers is something that the PS@ didn;t have. Other than that, the PS2 was significantly more powerful.