@Tothemoon
I like how you assume that left-leaning = open-minded, and right-leaning means close-minded.

I really don't see why people would want to take up their hard drive space with these. It's not like you're saving money or anything.

LOl... "Casual Connect Conference" -- the name says it all

If Wave Race came out for Wii, and it was actually good, I just might be willing to spend more than $20 for a Wii game.

I bought WipEout HD on day 1, and will buy this DLC on day 1 also. It has to be the most underrated (and one of the best) games on PSN. Having said that, I still need to finish the campaign (just a few more medals needed on Meltdown).

I'm a working adult who has a finite amount of time for videogames (10-15 hours/week max), but I still have all three systems. There are always a handful of games for each system I want to play at any given time. So yes, I ALMOST feel as if there are too many. As weird as it might sound, I'm almost relieved when I end up disappointed with a hotly anticipated game, because that means that I won't spend a lot of time on it and can move on to the next game in my list!

Define "toy."

I played that Donkey Kong Jr. game pictured back when it came out (I'm 37). That, plus the orange Donkey Kong game that opened up a la the DS, Oil Panic, and other Game & Watch games bring back memories of gaming back in elementary school.

To those of you complaining about XBLA prices, seek out deals on Microsoft points cards on ebay, cheapassgamer, or slickdeals.net.

You people who whine repeatedly about the PS3 price probably whine about everything.