I've played it. I personally didn't really care for it.

The melee system was really hard to get use to in terms of depth perception.

For example, it felt as though thugs had an abnormal reach. I played as Logan and it would be really annoying when you get hit cause you would fly back and hit the ground. It was always so difficult because there were plenty of times I was sure I was out of reach and I would still get hit and other times where I thought I was close enough but still couldn't hit them. It got to the point where whenever I went up against those enemies I would just chuck a deo bomb at them.

Overall I think the biggest problem for me was that I just couldn't get into the story and setting and so it just got old too quick for me. I pretty much got it cause I had finished most of the great open world games and was looking for another, but zombies really are not my thing. If you really like zombie games, George Romero, etc. you may like it.

Plus there is a lot of content so at 20 dollars it really is a great deal.

It's giving you the silent treatment, because you'd rather watch the game on tv than take it out dancing once in awhile.

No but seriously if there is no light on the power brick then that means theres no power. Check to make sure everything is plugged in good ad tight and if it still does it you may need to replace your power cord. Just in case, see if other things lose power when you plug it into that outlet. It could be the outlet itself.

The items are annoying. So I too wish there was an option to turn them off. I none the less found the game enjoyable.

An F Zero game must be made.

Witcher 2 is worth at least two playthroughs so you can see what happens depending on whether you go with the Iorveth or Roche.

Ninja Gaiden 2 goes for around 9.99 USD.

While I overall enjoyed the game I felt that the gunplay just did not feel right. I often hear that one of the best features was how the guns had a good kick to them, however my experience was just the opposite. The guns felt incredibly weak. Even for headshots and using the appropriate ammo I still found that it was taking up to 3/4s of a clip to take one enemy down. I found myself using mostly pop rockets and dynamite bolts for most of the game. Pop rockets were so cheap to make that between those and wingsticks I had a hard time finding a reason to use any of the other guns.

Witcher 2

The horse still died in a few hits with it on.

Gamestop will likely give you some insultingly low amount of store credit, and even less if you ask for cash. Then when you leave, the store associates will likely chuckle to themselves and say "What a Maroon!".

It isn't worth the trouble you'll go through. Just let it go.