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That would make me buy a 3DS in a heartbeat.
I think they've gone on the record as saying they want to. Of course, marketing departments tend to have the final word on that sort of thing, and they probably don't want to do it right after OOT3D.
They're probably gonna get another remake for the 3DS, but they also said that they won't release it until after the new 3DS Zelda game gets released.
Makes sense.
I'm looking forward to more info about the new game, too.
We'll probably see something at E3.
On another note, Gamestop has started selling Steam Wallet cards. For people without credit cards like me, this is a pretty good thing.
While I'll admit that this is a good thing, it kinda reminds me of the time I saw Books a Million selling Nooks, and wondered how desperate you have to be to do that.
What happened to the Books-a-Million/Waldenbooks chain anyway?
They're still around. They've just seen better days.
Oh, I guess they're filling in after Borders went down.
Now that class is over for the Spring, I've decided to finally download Steam.
Does anyone have any recommendations for $10 or less? I've already downloaded VVVVVV, Portal 2, and the Cthulhu Saves the World/Breath of Death VII Double Pack, and I'm wondering where I should start next.
Terraria.
http://coryjohnson.bandcamp.com/album/the-legend-of-zelda
Pretty cool stuff.
Oh, almost forgot, but the first episode of the Tim Schafer documentary has been released.
^^^ Jedi Outcast. Half-Life 2. The Binding of Isaac.
If you get 20 bucks, get the Orange Box.
So, given the existence of Dwarf Fortress, Minecraft, Terraria and a whole bunch of other games with similar concepts (start out by generating a unique grid-based world, which you can explore and modify through gameplay), I'm thinking we've got ourselves a genre. Does that genre have a name and if not, what should it be?
No, Zennistrad, if you have $20, get Recettear: an Item Shop's Tale.
Besides, you should probably focus more on getting stuff through GOG or Desura, since they're more friendly to DRM-free-ness.
I would recommend Dungeons of Dredmore, it plus it's expansion is less than $10.
Seconding Jedi Outcast. That game's a beast.
Also, accurate swordsmanship.
That said, I think Recettear is a good idea. I haven't even played it, but it looks really interesting.
Been playing Shin Megami Tensei 1. Heard out the Japanese general about all the shit going down, now heading towards the American Embassy.
Fuck
Maverick Hunter has VILE MODE?
It's days like these I regret getting a DS instead of a PSP
I've never understood why people think that Vile is so damn cool.
He's reploid Boba Fett.
I can't decide whether I want to save up for a 3DS or a Vita.
I'm curious, what's going on with the Vita now/in the near future that is worth buying a Vita for? Not to bash on Sony, it's just that I don't really read up on non-PC, non-Nintendo things anymore.
3DS has more games ATM. The Vita will have a good game when P4 comes out for it.
Buy the Vita. Don't make the same mistakes I did.
3DS has no good games outside of remakes anyway.
You can get a Vita with Vita the Wolkenritter on it. I don't know how much those cost though.
I'd personally get a 3DS for the games though.
Quick question: Can the PSV play PSP games?
And the Vita has no good games at all.
Only ones you downloaded.
pffthahaha you can play Persona, Maverick Hunter and Dissidia on the Vita
3DS gets -snort- nintendogs...