I am actually glad that they kept true to the original NES version. This is an unfair review, and further reassures us that GameSpot reviewers are terrible.

@Jerell_rast The emotionally stable, calm, collected group of individuals who sit around listening to Coldplay on repeat for 3 hours as they reminisce about how good their opponents are, and how awesome that kill cam replay was.

@MatrixGamer78 A game such as WoW would never work as a console port because of the amount of spells each player has. Imagine trying to somehow manage all your toolbars with a controller. It's something that can only be done with a mouse and keyboard.

I felt WoW had an identity crisis after WotLK. It tried to cater to the casual crowd more in an attempt to get more subscribers. But to me, this just watered down the game to the point where it became a daily chore. There was no "sticky" factor since everything was so readily available now. You no longer had to sit in town finding a group for dungeons, portals made travel instantaneous, world PVP was dead ever since BC. It was just an hour long process every day that quickly got boring.

Did Captain Obvious write this article?

Does anyone know if the new Kinect has a USB connection? I personally only bought a Kinect to make applications of my own around the house. I wouldn't mind buying an Xbox One now since I was gonna buy a new Kinect anyways.

Used games really come from games that have an annual installment business model.

This is not new. They have been doing so ever since Double Agent. That is when I lost interest in the series.

@Roccoroll If there was ever a way to win over a woman's heart, this is it.

They should release both consoles on the same day. Make people REALLY "vote with their wallets."