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@EliminatorZigma
You can want this but there's no way a Kinect can actually pull that off (at least not the way it was shown).

@Jenks
Can't be Nathan Drake every day

@Spikey
Not to mention he was a Spotpass visit, which has never happened before. You can get Spotpass Mii's in your plaza, but not as actual visits to give you puzzle pieces and help in Find Mii.

NBA 2K isn't third party? Because I'm pretty sure that uses dual move controllers.

@therandomizer
Hackers can give new Wii's the ability to read Gamecube memory cards and plus in Gamecube controllers? I could've sworn those were modders

I miss the days of Funcoland letting me trade in NES games. You only get that with mom and pop stores these days.

@ItsameMatt03
LittleBigPlanet Fit will rule the world

@Remo Williams
Over half the roster is new. In fact, if you include the DLC, there are more new models in this game than in SF4. Even without DLC, it's pretty close.

@ZexionArmando
Not very difficult since post-release DLC that exists in current content has had a history of issues. I like that the DLC is on the disc because it means everyone has the compatibility, and it also means the characters should be part of the same balance as the others. So it's on the disc, the characters were planned to be released later from the start, so it's not like they were advertised to be in the game and then removed to be charged for later.

@Gibbeynator
Blazblue also charges like $9 for one character...and has 4 retail versions. Their DLC characters weren't very balanced either, which since this batch of DLC was developed with the current roster, they should be the most balanced DLC characters ever if you ask me.

So it's on the disc, that's irrelevant if they were meant to be paid content from the beginning. The fact they're on the disc just means they'll work better and have a lot less issues when they become available. Don't want another Yun and Yang...