Spyro - that came with the GameCube, and Super Mario Sunshine.

Hated Spyro, it was just too much trouble,

loved Super Mario Sunshine, and still do. 

Super Mario Sunshine and SSX3 were the longest gamecube game I've played to this date...Paper Mario: TTYD is creeping up to par. I actually really enjoyed Super mario Sunshine and collecting all the red coins, blue coins and the Sprites. The graphics are very colorful and clever. I haven't seen a game with graphics like that for PS2 and Xbox. There's several silly stuff as well.

   If you're a Mario fan, don't pass this up. 

I f you're unsure, just rent it or borrow it, and try a level or two. There is "some" replay value where you can go back and increase your score or get every single coin, etc, but after that, there isn't much. It's not like SSX3 where no matter what you do, there's always something different everytime.
  I never played SMB64 (but I def will download it for VC), so I can't compare the two.

Good luck 

You should have tried to sell it on eBay. With a lot of NEW DS players, they're looking to increase their collection of games, and it's difficult to do that at EB games or GameStop with the crazy prices. If you did it on eBay, you could easily get over $100 on games. If you gave back more than 5 games....if you gave back more than 10 games, that's easily $150 to $200 because people will figure, $10 per game that normally cost over $20.

   Oh well, too late now.  Next time...will ya just sell it on eBay or something?

yeah I can see how your hands would be a bit uncomfortable, especially when the directional buttons are small, and the 1 and 2 buttons are small and not 'concaved' like NES remote. I wonder if 3rd party vendors will create better Wii remotes to defeat that problem.

   All we can do is wait and see.

dont forget the pit of 100 trialsOneSiCShooter

 There's the pit of 100 trials in SPM?!  I know there's one for Paper Mario: TTYD

Well, I only have three Wii games, Wii Sports, WarioWare, and Marble Mania. I probably played a total of over 10 hours with these three games, plus over 20 hours on Paper Mario: TTYD.  Mind you, I got my Wii last month.

    I rather blow through my GC games that I haven't played plus some playstation games before I start really buying Wii games (and by that time, most of the good titles will be available, and prices will go down on eBay or wherever). It's all good for me. 

Hello!

I wanted to add a Zelda game to my collection, came upon Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. The cover art is wrong, that's for Four Swords. Can you fix that?

Legend of Zelda

Thanks! :-)

Super Mario Sunshine
The Haunted Mansion
SSX 3 (I have PS2 version, but I played it on the GameCube first, and it is my longest game that I've played to this date. :-) )

I personally don't think a metal casing is a good idea.

  Plastic casing is a good idea for a few reasons : To protect the UMD discs, except for that little window, to prevent a lot of dust getting on the disc, otherwise will cause disc read error, you don't see people lugging the boxes of the games around, just the discs...so if it's like a music disc that's been travelling a lot, it will have a lot more dust and scratches than if it was protected. Handhelds and handheld games are meant to be travelled, and meant to be protected. Look at GameBoy games, it's very easy to just blow the crap out of the cartridges, and to just wipe down on the DS cartridges...but not so good idea for a disc type of game.

   I do hope that for the next PSP (what could actually improve? touch screen? Dual analog sticks...that would rock), that it will be backward compatible in some way if they decided to redesign the UMD discs.

    I have my PSP since launch day, and a couple games. All of the games work great, except for that so-annoying "Attention!" screen on Sudoku.  Mind you, I protect the umb discs further by getting a small case for them. it's that simple.

 I was a natural at this game and it was my first ssx ever.

roberto_m561

*snickers* I had to take a second look at this, for a microsecond, I thought you said "sex". LOL...can you imagine that.   

Anyways, to keep this postworthy, I haven't played the SSX Blur, but I will pick it up after it drops in prices. I really liked SSX 3, but not On Tour...I was quite disappointed with that one. Having said that, SSX Blur is more based on SSX 3, so I don't mind learning the "curve" ...

    If you really hate the game, sell it. Sorry it didn't work out for you though.