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The unnamed 3DS Pok�mon game could easily be the third version of Black and White. Heck, the Wii game could be, too.

As for the keyboard, it couldn't be used in any current Wii game with USB keyboard support, but it could be used if a game is specifically designed for it. The Wii can recognize up to seven devices at one time, with four generally being Wii Remotes, so the other three can be used for accessories, like the Balance Board.

You honestly think that's a placeholder price?

I don't know why an "old-school" shooter couldn't be a good seller. It doesn't even have to follow only the conventions of older shooters, it just has to remove all of the gimmicks that make shooters supposedly realistic. Things like a run button and being limited to two weapons do nothing but hinder the gameplay, and most shooters are also way too shaky and jerky I don't know how some people can play Call of Duty for over an hour and not get a headache.

I'd think people would want a little variety to their shooters but I'm probably overestimating the typical gamer yet again.

This kind of title is what happens when you want to create a direct sequel to a game in a series where the sequels aren't any sort of continuation of the previous games.

The price is what I expected, but still $150 too much.

Oh no. It's probably too much to ask for to have Samus in the Power Suit at all times.

That's me!

Right, I'm not British. I'm Scottish.

I know where you got the picture that shows up in the rolling headline. That dude's collection is insane, the pic doesn't even show half of it. The guy doesn't count his stuff though, so I don't know how many games and systems he actually has.

I don't see how the song that gives you more time in a day prevents you from having to repeat the same tedious tasks every day, allows you to save anywhere, or shortens gaming sessions (in fact, it lengthens them).

I agree the game has one of the deepest stories in a Zelda game. Too bad the gameplay gets in the way of enjoying it. I have many more things to say about the game, both good and bad, but like I said in the article, this isn't about the game, and I'll cover it when I get to L.