The problem is that I wouldn't be able to pick up many games until well into next year. I could get it and play the hell out of Zelda (or just stick with Skyward Sword for now!) or wait until I have enough money for a Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart as well.

I stumbled across this the other day, definitely has some of the best Zelda remix tracks I've heard: [shag.bandcamp.com]

I'm trying to decide if I should pick up the new Zelda 3DS bundle, which would be all the Christmas money I would be allowed to spend, or stick with Star Wars the Old Republic so I will be able to play that with my brothers.

Amazon App Store. A free paid app, everyday.

If it's too easy, try turning the difficulty up a bit for a challenge. Makes you plan out your attacks a bit more.

I was also a bit worried about this (as mine is shipping from Amazon now). Thanks for confirming!

Maybe releasing the areas, but the story lines of the earlier games wouldn't exactly fit into Skyrim's timeline (being 200 years after Oblivion).

After crafting some Dragon then Daedric armor around level 32, I found that magic users were one of the few that could deal some heavy damage on me. So after enchanting my gear to have magic resistance, I felt indestructible, turned the difficulty up to Expert, and it made me go into battles a bit more cautiously.

Did you ever turn the difficulty setting up?

I got it ordered early for $70. I was afraid I would miss out on it like I did with the Metroid Prime Trilogy and the Mario 25th Anniversary.

I preordered the bundle from Amazon, still haven't got it yet, but with Skyrim keeping my busy, should be worth the wait.

I actually was just thinking about Skyrim with motion plus controls or PS Move since that's what I have been playing while waiting for Skyward Sword. The left handed (or off hand) controller would need to be just as accurate though.

She died in the first dungeon that I brought her along and I never looked back. My roommates say she is super helpful, but I'd rather go it alone. Part of me however, wonders what it would be like traveling with a companion, so my question is:

I have no idea how I am going to have time to play Zelda. Between school and running, I wonder how I managed to fit in a whole weekend of Skyrim. Also, I've already put more hours into Skryim then it took me to beat Uncharted 3 and Gears of War 3.

No mention of Dead Space 2 anywhere? Not sure where I would nominate it, and I even think I enjoyed the first game more, but I figured it would get it's name up there somewhere...

What did you find was the most efficient way to raise your Smithing level? Just continue to make Iron Daggers until 100? Also, did you come across any easy ways to obtain materials such as the less common ingots?

Usually decreases the amount of time it takes to load certain parts of a game. In Skyrim's case, there seems to be a problem reading it from the hard drive.

Don't do it! I went around to some stores in attempt to convince them to sell me Skyrim early, none of them would, and all the MW3 stands were extremely tempting, but you can resist!

Haven't hear much on the second, but the original Trine was a sidescrolling, platforming, puzzle game.

Went with the 360 version I see... any particular reason for that decision? Just curious.