@d4rk-h4x0rer: I wish I had :(

@Ueziel: Yeah, I'm sure you or I could find 'em for that much, but for little Johnny that can't buy stuff online, it would be nice to have a supply of them at the local Target at a fair price.

@Pray4Mojo: Ah, I see. An important distinction, I suppose. They need to be all the more careful when putting up products, I guess.

@Diamond Sea: Yeah, it's hard for Nintendo to justify a Greatest Hits collection when these games are still selling at $50. I would like to see some of the older or discontinued titles re-printed at a $20 Greatest Hits pricepoint. I'm thinking -

@Spaceboy: Glyde.com has a "good" used one for $20 after shipping. Great game.

@BleedingThumbsMurphy:

@BigBadHarv: Agreed

@anders.jiang: Yep. Doesn't mean we're gonna pay it.

@Pray4Mojo: I bought one too though!

@Sublethalend: That's... *sniff*... that's the worst part. I can't go back to my Solider build anymore. I feel like it's been... tainted.

I woke up Saturday night, and my wife was gone, not in the bed next to me. I sighed, fearing the worst - and my fears were confirmed when I caught her on the computer, playing Borderlands at 4 AM. I wept bitterly.

@Pray4Mojo: Problem is, they don't charge the credit cards until orders ship I don't think.

@Yuuuuuup: No problem! :)

@SanguineFenix: $2000 is just a decent gaming computer? By that standard, I'm running my games on a crappy desk calculator.

@Yuuuuuup: They will not honor it. Best case scenario, Target or Amazon gives you a small bit of store credit; worst case, they ship you the PlayStation shooter peripheral and you have to return it.

What's worth a wiki entry?

@Tremolo-mayan: Excellent movie, worth a re-watch for sure. :)

@Kariodude: I don't understand your second paragraph. So if VVVVVV, Braid, Super Meat Boy, or any other number of excellent indie titles were released on Facebook, they wouldn't be considered real video games?

@GamingTheory: It is the Great Owl from Secret of NIMH

How 'bout the movie that gave me the most nightmares as a child...