PixlBit

Fur Fighters was great on the Dreamcast. Fluffing enemies was so much fun. LOL

A Hat in Time looks cool. I'll have to check it out.

Also you have to look at how the 3DS is doing for them. They've sold over 50 million of them world wide and sales are still strong relative to other systems with them sitting in #2 position behind the PS4 and ahead of Xbox One.

Then there's the Amiibo thing that seems to have taken off well. Toon Link and Mega Man are in the top 10 on Amazon.com. In games Majora's Mask checks in at number 3 on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca's top 5 looks like this:

So Nintendo is doing just fine even without the Wii U where it should be. Probably if you turned all the people who keep saying they are going to get a Wii U into actual customers they'd be doing way better. LOL

I played the demo but didn't like it at all. I found the gameplay kind of dull and the game looks like it could have been made for PS2. Usually I wouldn't let graphics get in the way but I just started to glaze over even in the short demo.

Yeah, I was intrigued by the title when I first saw it and I was really expecting something I could get into. That wasn't it.

Yep, The Wacky Races game for DC was a favourite but it was no walk in the park.

The best version of that Alone in the Dark game was on PS3 but even it was a bit of a mess. I heard the Wii version was just awful.

LOL yep and LooneyTunes Space Race too. Ah the good old DC. *wipes away a tear*

the last time I went to the movies was with my son to see Prometheus in 3D. LOL

I liked it but then I don't go into nerd rage mode over discrepancies in the lore because I don't give a shit. It's a movie. 3 out of 5 

Yes, once you have "claimed" them i.e. put them into your download queue you can delete them and re-install them at will.

Cross buy means that you can buy it on one platform and you get it for at least one of the other two for free. I have a few where I bought the PS3 version and got the Vita version thrown in. Sonic and Sega All-Stars Transformed was one of those.

I was buying Mario Kart 7 for my son and the kid behind me with his mum pointed at it and asked if he could have one too.

I don't think kids have forgotten about Mario at all. I know there are now some full RPGs and such for Android and iOS but kids playing on phones and tablets are usually only playing mindless cut the rope, Candy Crush or Angry Birds games. comparing them to a fully fledged Mario game is an apple and oranges thing.