Do you guys know when Xenoblade will go out of print? I plan on buying it but haven't decided when, I really don't want to have a hard time looking for it.rubber-chicken

I was considering that, but I figured that there would be some kind of price drop from now until then, if they're still around (which made me want to ask this qauestion).

Hey all!

My plan is to get a Wii U when it comes out and play Wii games on it that I couldn't play because I never got a Wii, such as Xenoblade Chornicles, Skyward Sword, and Last Story. But, I was wondering, do you think I'll still be able to find copies of Xenoblade Chronicles/Last Story next year?

Thanks!

I really didn't have ANY of the technical problems that some of you guys are describing (on the PS3 at least). The frame-rate didn't slow down once, and combat flowed very smoothly, even when enemies were swarming and the screen was pretty full.

Definately a buy for me, BioWare is consistenly churning out great games.

OK, so being that Mass Effect 2 on X360 already only costs $20, I can't envision BioWare charging $60 for the PS3 version for too long (even though it has all of the DLC). So, my question is, how long do you guys think we'll have to wait for a price drop?

I don't want to buy the game right when it's released and then see that the price is dropped after a month or so.

Thanks a lot.

I paid 30 for the main game, 40 for Awakening and 20 for a few DLCs. I want to hit you first and then answer your question with "that that sounds like a good idea, you should do that."

Reptylus

OK, this is the deal. I have Dragon Age Origins, and I've been wanting to start it up again. Now, I saw that the Ultimate Edition is going to cost $35 on Thanksgiving at Walmart, and I was wondering:

Is it worth it to sell my copy of the game and buy the ultimate edition for all of the DLC + Awakening? I only have Stone Prisoner (which came iwth the purchase of the game).