If I remember right, for a 3DS the only kind of seal on the box is a round, clear sticker, which if careful is not very hard to remove without damaging the box or replace with a brand new sticker

If Walmart would go so far as to sell a used 3DS as a new one, then who is to say they wouldn't reseal it?

How is it the parent's fault if the 3DS was bought new? You don't usually open the box of a new item that's going to be given as a present looking for something to be in the system's memory, your expectation is unreasonable.

Oh I can agree with you on that for sure haha, I just mean that since you restart the level again almost immediately after you die, it feels almost like there's no death at all.

You know what else is a game? Every sport in existence when not played competitively.

Yes they are, because if you're good enough to get one or get close to getting one, then you could easily do it again.

No, You're right. I just see it as the equivalent for a game like PoP, since Super Meat Boy's levels were much shorter. When done correctly anyways XD

Already commented on the original PoP post so what the hell. This is one of the things that I actually didn't mind about it. The fact that you can't die gives me a bit of the same feeling that Super Meat Boy did in the sense that any kind of death is trivial and doesn't break up the gameplay as much, obviously not to…

While it was in no way perfect and I did enjoy the others better, I liked PoP '08 for certain different takes on the franchise. Having said that, my expectations were definitely not met with it haha.

Not on all levels. Many, but not all.

.....For these figures =P

A good game is a good game regardless of what platform it is on, why perpetuate something that is essentially the gaming equivalent of racism?

Uh, It's a launch game. That isn't an excuse for poor physics, but it sure is a reason why you shouldn't be so picky.

Instead, what do you get? Some nutball "achievement" for getting the machine day one—an achievement some dumbasses are selling on eBay and some even dumber asses are buying.

I know how you feel, but at least for me, LttP is one of those games that I always get lost in and want to play for long periods of time, so maybe emulate it or something =P

Personally I don't see what the problem is, a lot of $40 to $60 games give you the same amount of campaign time, sometimes even less, and this is only $20. Don't have enough credits? Just play the free level and hone your skills so that you can maximize your gains in the other levels when you play them. Sure it's…

Well it isn't a design flaw on a bowl, because bowls are round and that is logically what happens to them when you press down on the side of one, the PS4 is not round, so joking or not, it's a moot point. I don't think it's disingenuous at all, it may be a very small problem, but if it requires a fix, no matter how…

Kinda arguing semantics there a bit aren't you? Of course you're not actually forced to do it, and of course it only does it when you place pressure on it, but if it warrants having fix, that would in turn label it as being a problem, no? My point definitely still stands, $400 is a nice little chunk of change, and…

There are people who find Zelda games to be difficult? Save for Oracle of Ages/Seasons, I never really considered this franchise to be known for it's difficulty.

Maybe so, but should something like this even be a problem in the first place? Should we really be forced to put stuff under our consoles in order to keep them from wobbling on a completely flat surface? I know it's not a big deal by any means, but it is kind of ridiculous to pay $400 for something that isn't…