CastlevaniaNut18

Only exclusive I've watched so far has been Man in the High Castle and it's great. Got a few others on my list I haven't gotten around to yet.

Switch would have been the easy choice for me had it been available.

I still enjoy them, so, yup.

Well, I love beat 'em ups from that era, so at $20, it was an easy buy for me. But you're talking to someone who spends hundreds and hundreds of dollars on the arcade PCBs.

Of course, I could name ways to make improvements. But I still enjoyed their games and I'm sad to see them shut down. Like I said, I was really surprised to see the games hadn't sold as well.

Or just get it on DS, since it looks the same and will play on your 3DS

I was really surprised by the low sales in the charts, but I guess I still don't get it. I don't really know how you evolve the formula of a story telling game like this. You turn it into an action game and it's no longer the same genre that the fans enjoyed. The Phoenix Wright series hasn't really "evolved" and it still has a solid fanbase. It's a pretty niche genre, but one that's always had a solid set of fans. And as for people not praising the stories in the games, looking at critic and user reviews on Steam and elsewhere, they were quite positive, so I imagine people must have really been enjoying the story, since that's all the games had going for them. I was one of them.

I wasn't aware it was getting a 3DS release. It's not like it'd really benefit from one. I prefer these types of games on portable systems, because they're perfect to take on the go, like a good book. Plus, it's not like they're benefiting from being on more powerful consoles. If they ever do fan translations for the last two games on 3DS that didn't get a release outside of Japan, I'll get them, too. I've beaten them all, except for the Layton crossover. I've never been too big into Layton.

What am I missing here? I always thought people really liked their games. I get it if it's not a genre you're into, but for what they were, they were high quality in terms of story telling. Yeah, they had performance issues, but "bad games?" I loved them, because that's a genre I like. Much like Phoenix Wright and all.

As much as I love this series, this is one I don't feel the need to rebuy. I have every game in the series, including the imported Miles Edgeworth 2. And that's good enough for me.

Never had foie Gras, never will. It doesn't even sound appealing and the animals are tortured to make it. I've actually had discussions at work about those two foods.

It's a calf. I don't have time to go into detail, but the way they're raised for their meat is pretty cruel. Google it.

You don't have to pretend to like something you don't. At the end of the day, it's just a game and we've all wasted money on bad purchases at some point. As far as GoW vs. Spider-Man, GoW was fantastic and I'd long been invested in the series. It took the series I enjoyed, but was growing stale, to new levels and it paid off big time. Spider-Man, on the other hand, I've never been a big fan of, and while it's probably a good game, it just hasn't clicked with me yet. I may very well end up getting a lot of enjoyment from it, but it doesn't have the same impact GoW did, because I'm not invested in that world. Plus, GoW has a significantly better Metacritc score, so I'm far from alone in thinking it's the better game. :P

Agreed. I watched the video and even the victim seemed like a total moron. But he didn't bring the gun to a dispute over trash disposal. America has proven that we aren't responsible enough to walk around armed with deadly weapons.

Compared to what? It sold better there than it did in NA, but that's not exactly a crowning achievement, especially when compared to other handhelds.