I have one, and it's not bad. Although, if you want video chat, I would recommend using facetime is she has an ipod too. I use it so my parents can see my daughter, and it works very well.

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[QUOTE="chilly-chill"]Majora's Mask because of them making a skull kid the main villain. (I couldnt get over that) GunSmith1_basic

The main villain wasn't a skull kid, it was the mask. I think the reason they chose for it to be on a skull kid was to demonstrate the masks power. If it makes a character like a skull kid such a threat, imagine if Gannon got his hands on it...

And a very powerful slave he would be. Frightening.

Out of the games I have played, I would say Skyward Sword. And seeing that Zelda games are some of my favorites, it probably won't change.

I may have to try Fire Emblem though.

If I sell this version can someone see the things that I played or is this saved on my Wii?kaat88

The save data is on your Wii. Nobody will see your weight trend, goals, or anything like that.

I find it rather disturbing that it's the ONLY game you play on the Wii. No wonder why Operation Rainfall was so hard to persuade the Nintendo higher-ups.Nintendonly

I found this comment humorous. I interpreted his "ONLY" statement as being out of Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus, he only plays Plus. Perhaps your interpretation is more accurate. If it is, you are right. That is rather disturbing.

I sold my DSi with Chrono Trigger (that was the only game I had for it that I cared about). I just got an iPod touch. Is it worth getting Chrono Trigger again? Or should I get it on virtual console for my Wii? I've heard the controls for the iPod can be pretty bad. Also, anybody know if/when it will be on sale for cheaper?

I have one, and it is a great case. Is it the best? No. It isn't the easiest for cable management. It only gives you a little space by the 3.5" drive bays. It has a bottom mounted PSU, but no holes on the bottom for mounting some of them right side up. It is a little small for some GPUs, and some of the larger CPU heatsinks.

Having focused on the negative, I'll state some of the positives. It is sturdy. I like how it looks. I find that it actually cools quite well in most situations (I got the illusion, which came with 4 fans). I really haven't had any problems with it, and I plan on keeping it for my next build, whenever that may be. It really is a great case, especially if you can find it for a good price.

Also, Tom's Hardware has often used it in their system builder marathon, even for their highest end. They have been known to put GTX580 SLI in it, or HD 6970 crossfire, and get great results. It isn't the fanciest, or biggest, or best performing, but it is great for its price.

Like others have said there really isnt one that could be considered a bad game, just less id say. For me my least favorite zelda games would be Zelda 2, and Phantom hourglass.

Seems theres quite a bit of hate for spirit tracks, i thought it was much better than phantom hourglass in many ways, design, story, and it didnt have that terrible temple of the ocean king. Maybe people were just so soured by PH that they seem to have turned alot of hate towards ST, i think its partly that and most were just tired of that type of zelda style at that point in time.

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I would agree with you about Phantom Hourglass being worse than Spirit Tracks in some ways. The dungeons in Spirit Tracks are better. But, I didn't mind the Temple of the Ocean King. I played all the way through Phantom Hourglass, and thought it was an ok game. I don't think I can finish Spirit Tracks. I hate the train. It ruined the game for me. I'm probably pretty close to finishing it, but the thought of sitting down to do it makes me want to play minesweeper.

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My 4670 keeps surprising me, I paid it only ~70€ way back in 2009 when it was latest gen and today it runs Skyrim @1080p with most settings maxed. Amazing little card.

gamerns

I don't think it is the 4670 that is really holding me back (too much anyway). I can play Supreme Commander 2 on high at 1080p (not the most graphically intense game...), but only if I have 4 or fewer players. Pretty sure my processor, which wasn't anywhere close to high end when I got it 3 years ago, is holding me back.

You should be able to put a quad core athlon II/phenom II on an AM2+ board, if I'm not mistaking, so that would be a rather cheap upgrade. That and 4GB of ram and you're set for quite a while.:cool:

I wish I could... It only supports up to 95w. I'm not sure that includes the 960T though. I'll ask the company and see what they say.

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Still running an Athlon x2 5000+ and an HD 4670. Considering I don't care that much about new games, it runs what I play pretty well. I'd upgrade, but my AM2+ mobo won't support anything over 95W, and even then not all of them. Don't have the money for a new build, so I'll just keep playing my old games.

gamerns

My 4670 keeps surprising me, I paid it only ~70€ way back in 2009 when it was latest gen and today it runs Skyrim @1080p with most settings maxed. Amazing little card.

I don't think it is the 4670 that is really holding me back (too much anyway). I can play Supreme Commander 2 on high at 1080p (not the most graphically intense game...), but only if I have 4 or fewer players. Pretty sure my processor, which wasn't anywhere close to high end when I got it 3 years ago, is holding me back.

Still running an Athlon x2 5000+ and an HD 4670. Considering I don't care that much about new games, it runs what I play pretty well. I'd upgrade, but my AM2+ mobo won't support anything over 95W, and even then not all of them. Don't have the money for a new build, so I'll just keep playing my old games.