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Yes, Walmart, where you don't buy pre-opened games and where you do have actual assurance that your game isn't used, sold as new. What a cesspool.

In my city, a few dunces stole $14,000 worth of equipment from a GameStop but hung around long enough to get caught on-site. Idiots.

For me, Ocarina of Time > Link's Awakening > Majora's Mask.

I have a thing for the more unique storylines, but there's no denying the brilliance of Ocarina of Time.

That's a straight-up shame. Ocarina of Time is such a masterpiece. It's best on the N64, but that may be a nostalgia thing.

But LttP is great, and so is Link's Awakening. Majora's Mask is good, but really could've used all-new graphics.

Also consider that Wii Play is worth 50 coins on Club Nintendo, while a Wii Remote is worth 0. You're only paying ten bucks for 50 coins, a 1 : 5 ratio as opposed to 1 : 1 (assuming, of course, you were going to buy a Wiimote anyways).

So, anyone know if Link's Crossbow Training counts as 50 coins? If it does, I'm going to buy it just for that.

I'm assuming it's only worth 20, as Wii Fit was worth 80.

You probably won't earn many points at all for those. Their ten a piece, and it's a very, very small list of games that qualify (compared to the list of all games).

http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/club/en/faq.jsp#vers

I'm saving up for Game & Watch AND I want the Hanafuda cards, because even though I've never heard of Hanafuda until now and I know nobody who will want to play it, those cards are too pretty to miss out on.

Also, I have 530 points (Wii Fit = LOVE).

For Christmas I am getting Wii Music, another 50. Hopefully I'll be able to buy a DS game or something with the money I get, pushing me to Platinum!

I've never played Hanafuda (never heard of it until Club Nintendo), but those cards are much too pretty to not pick up. But, alas, the Game and Watch Collection is also something I desperately need, and as soon as I buy either one something better will come out.