I liked it a lot. I viewed it being almost like Crash Bandicoot, but it was harder and with wider corridors.

I don't understand how something like LEGO, which, don't get me wrong, I also like, is praised so highly, but Knack gets the short end of the stick.

I feel like something like Knack would have fit right in with the games everyone loved in the PS1 days.

Either way, I still love it. I only wish it got the recognition it deserved because I want them to continue on with this series.

I used to do this with games. I'd get everything as a kid and invite people over. He probably just wants to be popular with everyone and to have some fun. The dark side of that, though, is, suddenly everyone's your friend. I'm almost certain I got close to a quarter of my games stolen doing that too.

I'd disagree with that. Consoles, at least Sony, has caught up with deals somewhat. If a game is new on PC, chances are it is full price, granted it's a AAA game. Prices for a lot of Sony titles do end up dropping after a couple months. They offer a lot of sales too. I'm quite positive that was all inspiration from Steam, though. Playstation's store is looking more and more like Steam every day.

First rule about Fightstick: Never talk about Fightstick.

I came across this question recently with BloodBorne. Still am somewhat facing it. Historically, I would usually wait about four months or so and find the game that I want for nearly half the price.

There seems to be so much hype around BloodBorne that it's becoming hard for me to resist the temptation, even though I never really played much of any of the Souls games in the series, nor do I really get into dark and gritty games. (It must say a lot about how impressionable I am.)

Besides all that, this isn't so much about Bloodborne, but rather more about the original question. So I ask again; is a game ever really worth $60+, or are we better waiting it out a few months for a much more reasonable sale price?

Or could I buy it later? Is this only for the Day One Edition?

So how long do you think until Nintendo will deliver? Apparently a lot of people in America are disappointed.

6 months? A year? Two? Never?

I almost predict a small version re-tooled for us without faceplates because I feel they think we aren't ready for that. I think we are, though. Who knows, though? Was just curious as to what people think.

I feel like strictly multiplayer games like that shouldn't be priced so high. $15-30 maybe. Hell, I loved Natural Selection 2, but I still didn't pick that up until it was $12 or so.

@szafto: I have it on my crappy LG. Marketed as 120 hz, but isn't true 120hz. Grrr

I'm pretty sure I see when people pop on. I don't remember turning it on, but 89% sure it's there.