Soon they will make a computer/console hybrid. They'll call it... a computer!

@Barighm: Then wouldn't you have already bought the one with the controller you liked?

@polishkid99: I just don't see many people wanting to trade. There doesn't seem to be a huge difference between the two consoles.

What about this is good? They'll give you in store credit for it? That's basically worthless. You'd be better off trying to sell it online, at least then you could use the money however you want.

@Super_Tramp: Shows get old, run out of good ideas then become boring. It's sad when a show gets canceled but it's usually for the best. Futurama was awesome before it got canceled, the renewed seasons not so much. Simpsons was great in it's prime, then ran out of ideas and it got pretty bad. I liked Family Guy up until the point they canceled it. But that's personal for me as I can't stand Seth Macfarlane's self righteous form of comedy that he turned it in to.

"We've been renewed for a third- oh, we're canceled again."

@SloganYams: Depends on what you mean by realistic. Ocarina of Time was amazing given the standards of technology at the time. That was the way the game was going and that's the way they teased the new gamecube game was going to look. People got excited by how good it looked at the time. The style was then changed drastically. Some people didn't care but others were upset. It's not hard to understand.

@Spartan-1657: Mater of perspective I suppose. Nothing is ever a master piece but a lot of N64 games changed video games entirely.

@SloganYams: You might as well condemn Link to the Past as well. Followed the same game structure as the original Zelda. All the Zelda games built on each other. Ocarina of Time was the first to change the game play entirely. Mario and Ocarina of Time were both 3d, that was inevitable for any game. But Zelda did a lot of things Mario never did.

It's hard for me to pick a favorite since so many of them are great in their own ways. Link between worlds is the first game that I ever played on a hand held that made me want to replay multiple times. Ocarina of time was amazing for it's time and set the standard for all the 3d Zelda games. Majora's Mask had an amazing time management part built into it, npcs actually had their own routine and would be in different places at different specific times. However Majora's Mask was fairly short, only 4 dungeons. Wind Waker had a very interesting style choice and was very fun but it was still a bit short with only 5 dungeons. Skyward Sword is one of the ones I liked least however. Just didn't care for the boring wii mote puzzles, especially trying to swing the sword in the right direction to hit an enemy. There were no Zelda games I didn't like really.