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I wanted to get both, but since I've had trouble getting a lot of time in with handheld stuff lately, I thought I'd see how far I got in Birthright first. 

My second purchase on the Wii-U, when I get one, is going to be Zelda Wind Waker. I've always wanted to play that one. 

I enjoy Ocarina of Time every time I sit down to play it on my N64. Thing is, I still haven't finished it, becaus I keep getting stuck further into the game. First time it was at the 20 hour mark, then the 40 hour mark. One day, I'll finish it. 

I started the demo, but had to put it down for F.E.. I heard some talk about Project X Zone on Axe of the Bloodgod this week. Sounds fun. When I have time, I'll get back to that demo. 

I'm so glad it's doing well. There'll be more FE games for sure. 

I've played just an hour or so of the game so far, and I'm really liking the visuals. The 3D cutscenes look amazing. It looks like it might not kick my ass right at the beginning either, unlike what might have happened if I had got F.E. Conquest. 

Yea, the trailer threw me because I thought it was just going to be pure action and all dumb one-liners. I mean, it had all that, but it was a little deeper, and it was very smart in the way it presented itself. Visually, there were a lot of jokes too, and I like visual jokes. 

Everyone's so obsessed with endings. It's the journey that matters. Focusing on the ending is like the shallowest way to talk about a work of narrative art, I think. 

They tend to cost more than the figures, which is kind of annoying. Being clear, they're not very interesting as figures. 

I loved Speed Racer as a kid. I didn't even know I was watching anime. I just thought it was cool. 

I'd like to see a lot of these you listed like Cowboy Bebob and Trigun.

Ha ha. Lots of fun all those. Thanks. 

It's on the list then. I gotta try it.