If, by Wave 4, you mean the Mario Bros. lineup, then sure. But the Smash line with Ness and the others is NOT up yet. About a dozen GS employees checked a few hours ago before closing on the amiibo subreddit. Those 6 amiibo are not up yet; the SMB line is simply being referred to as Wave 4 for some weird reason.

It's a good thing that Xenoblade Chronicles had both. I'm over 50 hours in, nowhere near finishing it, and loving every minute. I have no doubts that Chronicles X will be just as awesome.

Honestly, I think they really need to test this stuff. Even after the patch 2 days ago, it's barely any faster to find matches, I'm still getting into games on different teams during couch co-op split screen, and for the first time 4 hours ago, the game crashed so hard the game yelled at me. Like, angry mechanical…

That's possible; then again, considering they're already producing the units, and not a single person I've ever spoken with wants the XL version of any DS, it's odd that they wouldn't be bringing it here. The only reason I'm getting it is because of the Majora's Mask version, and even then, I may just end up playing…

Look to Operation Rainfall to see what a small group of people can do.

It depends on the product. More thsn a few amiibo have gone up in the States first, and that Collector's Edition guide for Majora's Mask still isn't available in Canada. It's usually about the same time for consoles or any kind of hardware though.

I did. Got an order in through a local EB Games in-store. Online may have been sold out, but in-store was going without any limits all day.

This may actually get me to buy the New 3DS far sooner than I wanted to. Really hoping it goes up for sale soon, and in Canada at that! Tired of waiting/hoping to see Nintendo products get here.

I feel this is an appropriate observation for our loser of the fight.

It's exactly that kind of reaction that I love about being a collector; Having that physical object, opening up a box or case and seeing what's there, finding or rediscovering something cool or uncommon. Just need more space for everything I want. >_>

Don't make him put your nuts on sale.

I'd be afraid to check my Gamecube town now... it's been so many years. O_O

I'd say it's the natural result of wanting to gain more viewers. Not for money, mind you, but because some people genuinely want to create content for as many people to enjoy as possible. They mention those options simply because some people won't think to do it. The mentality that people shouldn't need to ask for…

Considering all of the other times people have had to grind through this game, 2 hours isn't too bad!

... Fuck. I dismantled it as soon as I saw that it was garbage as a common. Guess I'll be using this trick to get it back... had it on my first Blade kill, too.

That's where it becomes up to the individual to decide. To me, I see it as just another game. It's almost exactly like Postal 1, and that's on Steam with no issues. If it leaves a bad impression, then you have the right to choose. But you should at least be given that right to choose, whether you actually want it or…

I agree with all of what you've said. But that doesn't really detract from the point I made, which was what you spoke of in your last paragraph. If the game has the right to exist, AND any store has the right to remove it from sale so long as it breaks TOS, then the latter should provide reason as to why it's removed…

People have compared it to the Saw or Centipede movies? That seems like an odd comparison to make... Saw is a huge stretch, but I suppose I can /kind of/ see Centipede, so long as it's the second movie. Even so, there's an underlying story and reasons behind everything that happens. I agree with you, those particular…

I'm comparing them through the actions taken. If I'm going to compare titles, it's going to be through a relevant reason. For Manhunt, it's because the method of killing is extremely detailed and graphic in nature. For Postal, it's the context and tone that make it comparable.

I agree, though it should also be noted that people can't fully judge context unless they see or experience the full package.