@chiyochan111: for the record, I'm not counting the "steep discounts" where they knock off $5, maybe even $10, for a weekend. It's so rare to see a first party games under $50 that it literally makes news when it happens.

@hellhammer: Hyperbole much? Buying a thing does not equate to undying loyalty, it doesn't even equate to basic brand loyalty, it's a purchase, nothing more. And I can't think of a single product I've ever bought and thought the company making the product should give a **** about me, how is this even a thing? This is transactional, there is no emotion to it, you either think it's worth your money or you don't, attacking other posters and flipping out like you have the emotional stability of a two-year old isn't going to change that.

There's plenty of video evidence of Chicken Jockey madness, it's far from speculative.

@Sepewrath: No, most of us did NOT vote for this. He did not win 50% of those who voted nor was there a 100% turnout. What he did was win with roughly a third of the vote in a very, very close race (his percentage over Harris was the smallest since the 2000 election). Let's stop perpetuating his win as something definitive and that is was a mandate of the people, there was a lot of luck involved.

@ecurl143: Nintendo first party games never go on sale, you generally don't have a choice if you want to play them. That said, if I can get a couple hundred hours out of game then I generally feel like I've got my money's worth.

@Setho10: ALF was broken and unbeatable, you couldn't get past the bats in the cave and that's maybe 20-25 minutes into the game.

@guitarwarrior66: The romance stuff can be turned off, it isn't the least bit integral to the game.

@elderlord99: alex33x has the numbers apparently