My GameStop has all of those titles, but the Zelda are all pre-owned. Fire Emblem was hard to find for a while but they're getting a pretty good re-stock on that game. The only game that's hard to come by so far has been Luigi's Mansion. I think it's Nintendo trying to make it harder to find physical copies in the initial release window so they can gain more digital sales.
I'm 37and my wife is 30, we've had a DS since the very first one launched. It's a great console, with great games for everybody. My 14yo daughter loves hers and our 2yo boy just started playing NSMB2 and Sticker Star on the 3DS and is a huge fan of Mario now. I think the DS is for everyone since they have a range of games to choose from. You're never too old to play video games. I still play Pokemon to this day.
After hearing the news regarding an always online connected Xbox, has your excitement for the new console waned, or expected from all of the rumours to this point? I'm surprised that MS is heading in this direction considering that many people don't or can't have their consoles connected online. It seems like it will cater to a nice audience and a loss of potential sales. What do you guys think? Is MS dead to you?
Already have the Powerpak reserved from my GameStop, cannot wait until it comes in. At $25 seems like a great deal to triple the battery life and my wife has been very pleased with the PowerGrip for her 3DS.
Just finished RDR the other day and it was definitely one of the best gaming, emotional, story experiences I've had this gen. Some of the later missions did feel like a chore, but I think they were to try and help develop more of an emotional connection. I cannot recommend RDR enough. Need to play the Undead Nightmare story next to see what changes were made to the ending.
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