I have no interest in the game, but I am totally going to download the character creator. Love those.

Edit- So I tried to download it, but windows says "the signature is corrupt or invalid", then prompts me to delete it. Anyone else having this problem?

I bet the collector's edition is already sold out everywhere. Just to follow the Nintendo tradition of making two of every item.

I am really looking forward to fates. Can't get my hands on the limited edition though, seems to be sold out everywhere.

I just got a Wii U a couple of weeks ago and I couldn't find the game anywhere. That's good news I can get it.

I will have to get this game. Twilight Princess is one of my favorite games of all time, and to hype myself up I am emulating it on my laptop. The graphics just didn't age well at all (the textures look like mud). Plus, that's a cool amiibo.

$100? What a ripoff for a mouse. I bought a Logitech G602 for $40, and it doesn't have stupid gimmicks like an OLED screen. I would think that would be more appropriate on a keyboard if anything.

@knyght1008: I understand it's powered by a phone. I still get motion sick from some first person games on a regular TV or monitor. VR just makes it worse. And anyway, my laptop is a 6 pound gaming laptop, and my point is is that the vast majority of people can't run it. Even a laptop with a GTX 960M. Do you think most people, with their donkey Intel Integrated graphics will be able to run this? Heck no. NVIDIA even confirmed this in this very article, and I doubt it will go from less than 1% to an acceptable number in a year or two. Most people don't want a desktop, and have a laptop that won't run it. Even if they have a desktop, and do want to run it, they may not be able to because they get motion sick. Bringing me back to my original point- it's already carving a VERY small niche for itself early in the game. That's bad. Really bad.

@knyght1008: I've actually used a google cardboard before, and even though it's not the same, it made me want to throw up. That's my point; it's carving a niche for itself already. And many people don't even have desktops anymore, just a laptop. My $1000, high end laptop can only dream of running VR. Which brings me back to the point- it's carving a niche for itself before it even comes out. That's bad.

@knyght1008: Again, most people can't afford a $4000 computer. Many people can't even watch first person games. It's already creating a small niche for itself, and that's not a good sign.

@knyght1008: It's not just the price. Tons of people can't play first person games as it is (I can't play a select few) because of motion sickness. Even less are going to be able to actually use VR. At this point, it is just going to be the next 3D.