Ozzman_79

60 isn't actually all that many. I actually have digital photos of me with the finishing screens of 47 NES games. And i've been trying this for a little less then a year now. There's quite a number of NES games out there that you can bump off in a single sitting. But finishing Ghosts and Goblins in pretty impressive.

CANADA w00t!

Mega Man 10 Finished it on both easy and normal, with both Mega Man and Proto Man. Now I just have to try and finish it on hard with anybody.....easier said then done.

I'll take a Starfox or F-Zero or Pikmin for this generation ahead of a Kid Icarus, thank you very much.

agreed. HDing something that was purposefully made in 8-bit seems kinda silly. Kudos, because it looks nice and probably was a lot of work, but kinda goes against the whole mood and reason behind the game

I'm curious as to what these extra stages might be. Seeing as "stages" in classic Mega Man games were pretty only ever for a robot master, or as part of Dr. Wileys' castle, i don't know what extra stages could be added that would actually be beneficial to the game/story, and not just tacked on afterthoughts. If they involve extra robot masters, i'm all for it then, because i've already beat Sheep Man this afternoon so more new robot masters would be swell.

I'm not sure ugly is a strong enough word describe these.......hidious maybe?

Don't forget however many people "re-bought" a PS2 when the slim came out. I'm always a little skeptical about matching PS2 numbers, when I wonder how many previous PS2 phat owners re-bought another PS2 when the slim came out, thus counting as 2 sales to the same person. If the WIi had Xbox 360-level failure rates, then i'd say it's a moot point, as there would probably a percentage of people who re-bought a new 360 when their warrenty ended, but since the Wii has much lower failure rates, and a decent warrenty program, I can't see there being enough people re-buying a Wii to be statistically relevant, unlike PS2 slim buyers.

PHEW!!! Good, 'cause if there's one thing we need more of, it's FPSs. I can't remember the last time I saw a FPS hit the market.

"PS3 Worldwide: 33.5 million as of December 31, 2009"

Apparently 30 million+ other PS3 owners disagree with you.....at least for the moment.