This is a good thing, right? I'm afraid I've never heard of the Unity Engine.

So that's why they gave up work on it (maybe). I got it Steam sale, played it for a while, liked the main game, but quit after the boring hard mode came up. Just wasn't fun wandering about the world I'd already totally explored, getting tons of crafting materials, crafting them, then repeating until I had the gear to take on stupidly tough versions of harder bosses.

SNES had two models, one with a game and second controller and one without. This potentially could be something similar...

One sentence on a Mario game? Either people think there are too many or the writer just thinks the other games take priority. I don't think either personally, but I happen to know I'm not the only voice here...

A lot of great concepts that look pretty good. Worth keeping an eye on, for now...

And the prices for a compilation are cheaper than buying the games used at Gamestop, for once. Works for me.

Surprised, I am not. It'd probably work, or so I imagine.

Honestly, well, I don't know if there is any game I'd think is big enough to make me buy any new console at this point. And a group of them, well, that just costs a ton of money...

Better to be too high and have people glad it's lower than to be too low and have people mad it's higher. They're already accepting pre-orders, I believe, so it works there.

$300, no less. That's my expert opinion as a consumer who buys stuff used anyway.