I'm honestly shocked that this wasn't a build-in, pre-installed game. Seems like exactly the kind of thing that would be awesome with regular updates and additions (maybe a new mini-game or two every year?).

Right? I'm kind of tired of White, too (plus, how many times are you going to be asked "So it's just a Wii with a new controller?"), but the Black is just *SO* boring.

Yeah, it really is amazing how well it turned out. I can't even pin what exactly makes it so addictive, but it's one of the few games I could see wanting to return to 10, 20 years down the road.

Right? Especially with a little "Metroid-flavor", like Yellow, Black, and Red accents.

Hey, how does the controller actually *FEEL*?

Seriously, Ninty...

Dear Nintendo,

Yeah, 32GB is fine for the relative future. I just know that I'm a huge fan of downloadable titles on the PS3 and 360, and given Nintendo also has their Virtual Console library, I'm going to be needing a lot more space at some point :P

Man, that is *SO* awesome! And yeah, good choice not painting the Mask Salesman :P

I have two big questions right now:

That's all fine and dandy, until one night, the child rolls over and sees the Happ-y Mask Saleman's face...

Man, I freakin' *LOVED* Jet Set Radio Future; I may have to pick this up!

Lilith looks too somber in those cosplay pics; Lilith is also so happy!

Yeah, he always felt a little too much like "generic skinny guy that every 12-year-old thinks is super-cool". I liked his personality, though.

Man, he really was one of the greatest villains of all time. Certainly the most frightening, in the sense that nothing could stand against him. As well, the voice-work was just so perfectly condescending, yet still had so much emotion (besides anger and cockiness).

I think one could argue that each character is indeed worth $10. Each character is far more robust than just new visuals; they also incorporate *DRAMATICALLY* different play-styles. More than that, they have mechanics actually created purely to suit each character's needs, rather than just creating them out of…

Honestly, I think *NOT* delving into it too much is for the best. It makes it easier for people to relate. Maybe his dad just happens to be at work a lot (which at least used to be fairly common; dad works, mom stays home to take care of things). Maybe his dad left them, or passed away.

It's entirely new content. The game went Gold several weeks ago (meaning it's literally impossible for them to add content for the game), so they've begun working on adding even more content. It's no different than an Expansion, except you're only purchasing a new Character, as opposed to full-on $40+ Expansion-Pack.

Honestly, I can't say it's terribly surprising. Capcom hasn't impressed fans with the cancellation of MMU and Legends 3, and honestly, this game looked pretty rough anyways. It's an awesome idea, but one that relies completely and utterly on your internet connection, which may not leave the best impression.

Hmm, well it's better than nothing!