prinny_god

I think that was a hotspot podcast

"Amazon has a better trade in value than Gamespot.  On average, about $2.00 more per game. Shipping is free and you get a Amazon gift card in return.  So, if you are planning on just spending the money on more games (although Amazon has lots of other items, of course), then that may be a better alternative for trading in games, short of selling them on EBay.  Of course, Ebay takes time and you are in competition with everyone else selling used games on the site.  You will need to supply your own box or insulated envelope, but as I said, they pay for shipping.  You print out a label on your home printer.  http://www.amazon.com/Video-Games-Trade-In/b?ie=UTF8&node=979418011"

who buys DVDs for that matter
I have not bought or watched a DVD in years

"it is something newit cooli like iti WANT this"

I was not to keen on this before before but now I think I am
the choices seem cool

also since when does the quality of a game dictate shelf space?
the whole shelf space argument is really stupid.
Before you cry about a good game like DW, remember games like M&M Racing and Hana Montana take up more space.
get those off the shelf first and then we'll talk.

basically it's like the next season of your favorite tv show
like people that are really into lost/heroes do anything for more lost/heroes

just one more week

hey I love DW and so do alot of other people so if you don't get over it
just because you don't like don't  like it does not mean it's bad
SW ones are better and DW:gundam 2 is a first day buy for me

don't worry the thing won't really work for good many years