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sweet, let me know what you guys think. I feel there is so much pressure on me now, hahaha If nothing else I can guarantee it's better than Action Girlz Racing, for sure

Petran79, on Mon Apr 2, 2012 5:37 AM, said:

uh . . . what a strange thing to say. So 30 years ago teachers commonly beat students? Violence exists just on video games now?

Osbo, on Sun Mar 18, 2012 12:57 AM, said:

Interesting- but I am not sure you see the larger picture here. If I steal three dollars from 1,000 people, each person might have only been marginally affected, but my stolen goods amount to felony level larceny (which I think is like 2,500 or something). So you are basically saying that since EACH person only lost 50, then the law shouldn't be involved, but if it really is into the 1K range, that is not an insubstantial amount- so he should get away with it because he had good intentions? How much of a break should he get? Me, personally, I would look at it like he stole 85$ from me, which I wouldn't call the cops over if it was my own thing, but he did that to lots of other people, which means he has PROFITED off of what amounts to a felony, good intentions or not. Where is the "good guy" line drawn?

yeah, you totally should. The aquarium feature alone is a lot of fun (much better than the Endless Ocean one). I haven't even been to all ten fishing spots yet, because I have spent most of my money on gear and aquarium upgrades. There is much more to this game than it would appear from the back of the box, trust me.

I dunno- maybe I'm getting older and/or lazier, but I have definitely noticed my gaming skills have degraded over the years (or maybe it's my patience). Nowadays, if it takes me more than a few tries, I lose interest- I have been stuck on the last Sword trial in Skyward Sword for a bit, because I try it twice, lose, and move on to other things. When a game has a difficulty setting I usually put it on the lowest/easiest one (Fallout and Oblivion being the most blatant examples). If a review says a game gets hard, I usually won't buy it (like the new Rayman game). Totally different than 20 years ago . . .

my point is, I am in complete agreement with Nintendo here. The option to allow everyone to get through a game isn't a bad thing, I would say. I paid for it, I should have a right to see the whole thing through, regardless of skill level. I loved the Wii Sin and Punishment game, until I got stuck on the same level for two years . . .