Don't understand trading in games. I still have all my games from every generation. If you ever get an itch to play a golden relic, but you've sold it? You're gonna hate yourself.
If you have the space, that's a great idea but not everyone can afford to store hundreds of old games.
Dumped around 400 Gamecube games and you know, I don't hate myself. I'm grateful for the trade in I got (not at Gamestop, competitor). And if I ever feel the need to play a relic, the feeling passes when I stop and think about all the great current gen games that I've yet to play/finish.
It's a fine line between being a collector and a horder.
It's a pretty amazing game and you certainly won't feel ripped off even if you pay full price.
The game's price (at least in Canada) varies often with it being on sale every now and then.
However, if you're going to drop $60.00 on, I think I'd rather have the physical copy and if it were me, I'd wait for the digital version to go on sale as you'll have zero resale value with the digital copy.
There's been quite a few great games on sale for cheap on PSN and I'm sure you'll have no trouble spending your gift cards on a variety of great games. I think Mad Max is $19.99 right now on PSN and that's a great game.
2TB is not too much unless you plan to only have a handful of games. That's what I have and I'm down to 300gb.
Remember the system needs at least 100gb free for you to be able install things. Friend had less than that, and he could not install a game even though the game only took up 30gb.
I often wonder about the brains at Nintendo. I'd throw my money at them in a heartbeat if they made something worthwhile but so far, nothing. I can't even remember the last time I bought a 3DS game for full price.
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