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They'd shake a lot of flak from their fanbase who eats up their games but expects the constant updates at least if they made it DLC or part of a collection.  I'm not that big of a Valve fan that way, but I just didn't think L4D had nearly enough content.  Here's to hoping, that'd be a cool move to put it in a new box game, maybe with Portal 2 or something, but you think that would have been announced already.  DLC is maybe a better bet. if it happens this is not a retail game.

A lot of people loved the last Metroid games, but they didn't sell that well.  I wonder if this is just them doing something different or trying to sell some Metroid games with a change in the series that might have more broad appeal?  I'm not a fan of the Team-Ninja-shiny-Ninja-Gaiden look, but maybe that's just me.  Still the action seems at least fresh and interesting for Metroid.  I think Retro made good games but I don't think they were accessible, being a strange kind of adventure game/fps that wasn't quite like a normal shooter.  I know I aprpeciated Prime but didn't love to play it.

We'll see how it turns out.  I'm looking forward to seeing more.

If you're still arguing with someone who thinks this isn't real, it's probably not your time to argue with that person.  It's real.

The beat em' up don't hold up too well, I am well aware, but there are still plenty of people who enjoy them still.  I mean, I'll play anything where you just beat on people for a while.  I still love Streets of Rage, old TMNT games, and more current stuff like The Warriors are some of my favorite recent games.  I also still play every Dynasty Warriors game, so I'm in for the redundancy of it.

I kind of wonder if beat em up fans aren't more into just passing the time, and I think it's kind of a funny genre but I still love it.