@kohle36 @experience_fade Yeah I think you loose an amount of journalistic integrity when base an article on a forum comment. I saw the same thing yesterday about Fallout 4 being an XBox One exclusive.

It's like making an article about how WOWfan0129's Dad, who works at Blizzard, said that it's becoming free to play next month. People talk shit on forums and only an idiot puts any wait in it.

@skillz4realz Why on Earth would this require RFID?

@martouf02 It's a legal requirement when selling hardware across a global market. In other words they didn't have a choice, this was going to be the case from day one and it'll be the same for PS4 they just realise that making a public statement about it is as redundant as saying "Our console will need to be connected to mains power."

"Oh my god M$, another reason not to buy the XBox One, looks like it's the PS4 for me..... And RE6 only got a 4.5?"
-Typical GameSpot commenter

@Tychobrahi Marathon was also the first game to use WASD, now that's pretty impressive when you think about it.

A fee like this really doesn't bother me, I don't buy used games and quite frankly I don't care if game retailers lose their pre-owned cash cow.

People seem to think that this is going to cost MS money but I'm not sure. Currently the game industry only makes money on new sales, pre-owned only makes money for the retailer, so if they discourage the purchase of pre-owned games they regain the market they lose to them.

@basey You wouldn't have to. The game would be available, for no extra cost, to every gamer profile on the original console it's used on. Then, when you took it to your friends house, it doesn't work until your gamer profile is used. Just make sure that you use your own gamer profile the first time you use a new game because it probably requires that specific profile to work on other consoles.

@craigprime You are not alone. I've loved Luigi since I played him in 2-player Super Mario World. Every time I completed a castle and saved a Yoshi it would thank Mario >:( My name's Luigi, damn it!

$20 seems steep for those who already own the game. Updated courses and Luigi leading the way but no new content really doesn't sound worth it. That said, as a Luigi fan who doesn't own Super Mario Bros U (or a Wii U for that matter) I'd buy it (if I had a Wii U).

This is good news. I thought the first one was great, not just the Adventure Time humour but the game itself. The pacing was perfect in my mind, just as things got too easy or repetitive something new was thrown into the mix, keeping you on your toes. It was just a great game to chill out to and hopefully this one will be the same.