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And nothing of value was lost.

I bought this game for Xbox Indie Games and I loved it so much.

I bought this game a love it. It's akin to what Puzzle Quest did with adding RPG elements to Match 3 puzzles, but instead Sequence blends RPG elements with music/rhythm genre. The writing is snarky and sarcastic in a funny way and the music tracks are soothing. The gameplay itself takes a bit to learn as it can get pretty frantic toggling between the various fields. For $3 it's worth a look, even if just to contribute to indie scene.

This is great news for me. I love this game and I haven't picked up a DSiware game in awhile.

Come Christmas time everyone will be scrambling to get one. The price will inevitably drop to $99 once all the early adopters are 'taxed'.

It looks like Blood Brothers for the Arcade. I loved that game. I somehow never played Wild Arms before, but that is something that will change real soon.

Yep, I wrote in Ween as well.

I always saw PvZ as a spiritual sequel to Insaniquarium.

Yeah, it works really well. The games on the service don't even come close to comparing how they look when actually running on my PC, but like I said before, I have a fairly beefy rig. It does what it says and it should allow many people to play games that they may not have otherwise been able to play. The games do not run at the highest settings, but they do look good are and very playable.

I'm in the beta, this serive doesn't really do it for me. I have a very nice PC and prefer to own my games. I do, however, see this working for players for who have average PC's. More gaming is good.