[QUOTE="hammer_of_thor_"]I'd give both stores a call ahead of time, and see if they will even have any in stock at all.aemena
I don't trust the clerks, I have heard cases that the clerks tell people that call the store that they don't have any in stock and when you go to the store they magically have them! I have to agree with you on this one, all the clerks, no matter what store turn into the biggest jackasses and play dumb when they hear the "wii" word. I live in a college town and it was impossible to pick one up in the store. If it were me, I would go to TRU first. I heard they were more organized in distributing their wiis. My best buy is always busy and overwhelmed with the consoles. However it may be the opposite in your town. Personally I ordered mine and avoided the lines and retailers.
Yes, you should rent it and see if you like it for yourself. Who knows, maybe you'll beat it in the 7 days blockbuster gives you and you don't need to buy it. I wish I rented Raapala Fishing before buying it...
I've been thinking about getting TC, but I am extremely squeamish. In a wierd way. I mean, I can slash and hack at enemies in a gory game, but if I see something a little subtler, like someone getting a papercut, for instance, I cringe. Despite my overempathy, do you think that I would enjoy TC?Toffeecake
Probably not, There are scenes where there's glass shards embedded in a beating heart that you have to pull out...only to find a larger one deeper in the organ. It pumps it out before you have to extract it, which I found to be pretty cool :D Course, the graphics during the operations are cartoon "dummy" like but still the thought of it all might make you squeamish. If you aren't that squeamish then TC is a GREAT game! There's a lot of interactions with the remote, intense surgical moments, and a cute storyline drama. You don't have to have a steady hand as a lot of people make you want to believe. The motar skills and hand-eye coordination isn't much more complex than any other non-kiddie game.
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