I have both Super Mario Galaxy and Brawl. I have Okami and Resident Evil 4 on the PS2. My brother plans to get Zelda and I plan to get Metroid.

If the PS2 games count, I have 4 of them. Once Metroid comes along into my grasp I'll have 5. If you count Zelda as part of my collection once my brother gets it (because lets face it, there's nothing stopping me from playing it), then there would be six of them in my collection, 4 if you exclude the two PS2 version games.

Dude, isn't this like a 3 month old blog post of mine? :DSMR-Venom

I decided to check and those screen shots are indeed from one of your older blog posts.

Well how do I do that? I tried going into the Wii's memory the other day and selected each game to copy them over to the SD card. Every time I did this I got a message saying that I could not copy/move that file. Why is it saying that?

Also, it turns out that Super Mario Galaxy is saved to both my Wii and SD card. Why did it do that?

Hi there. I've had the Wii for a while now, and I've noticed something really annoying. My games always save to the Wii hard drive and never to my SD card. Why are my games doing this? I know that my SD card works because I'm able to save screenshots I take in Brawl on it. So, what's the problem? Iss the Wii going to wait untill it's hard drive is full to save on my SD card?

I may be one of te few people actually interested in the werehog levels. Honestly, they look fun, and I've played many hack and slash games, so I can hadle repeativness. Watching videos of the daytime levels bring back fond memoeies from back when I had a Genesis as well.

The real question is, if you yourself have already decided to buy a game or not, why worry about what other people are saying about that game?superluigi96

The answer is a matter of money. If you can only afford to buy one game every 2-3 months, then you read reviews to make sure you're gettign a good game. I know what ity's like, as I went through high school on an allowance of only $30 a month. So, from the way I saw it, I had to make sure I was getting a good game.

It's sort of understandable. These days about 50% of all Wii games that get released are just mario party rip offs or shovelware. Nobdoy wants to review that.

Also, this is the time of year when all video game platforms get flooded with loads of new games. Keeping that in mind, it's reasonable to asume that they're just bust reviewing other games and don't have the manpower neede to review them all quickly.