madhat

I do the opposite. I have hundreds of games on my DSTT, 95% of which I've never even played once. I like having a large collection of games available to try. If I play a game and I like it, I buy it new (unless it's out of print in which case I just say "eh, what are ya gonna do?").

Without a DSTT I'd be buying only used games, because who wants to pay $30+ for a game that might suck? I've been burned too many times on other platforms with highly reviewed games that were not enjoyable.

So yes having the DSTT has absolutely caused me to spend money on games I wouldn't have otherwise. Having said that, I bet I'm in the minority and most people just like stuff that's free.

I would just like to point out:
a. the first "game", by all accounts, sucked (see 300 negative reviews on Amazon).
b. she's a trannie. Pretty sure.

I have them both, comparing the two is silly of course. However, let me just say that Crossbow Training is darned fun. Surprisingly fun. If you don't have it, get it.

I haven't played the first one but it's got a bunch of positive reviews on Amazon.

@Lee

Maybe your little plan works great if you live in New York City, but in most areas of the country, even high tech university towns, you have a "choice" of one ISP.

Haven't read Life in Hell in many years. He renamed it to "Life is Swell"?? Um.. lame.

I tip my hat to you you, Bowser Rogozhin. Worst simile I've read all week. That takes some doing.

@Manly Mcbeefigan (Mr. ESC)

I have Sega SuperStars Tennis and Mario Power Tennis Wii, and the Mario one is a lot more fun. So if you like the Sega one do yourself a favor and pick up the Mario.

(and don't believe the bad reviews that say flaky controls kill the game - they are a weensy bit flaky but it's still way fun).

If it's a pun, I don't get it.

Am I crazy for loving the phrase "punches you in your vagina face"? I am so working that phrase into a conversation today.