@lineypi: It's an evergreen title. Whereas many games aim themselves at the gaming geek who is impatient and must have it now and then drop in price and notability quickly, Nintendo games seem to realise that not everyone rushes out there and gets a game on launch. Hell, some people *gasp* save up. :P Read more
@For_the_love_of_games: The problem with the Internet and sites like this is that it gives you the wrong idea of just how much of the market us geeks are. It's not 1986 any more and lots of people game. :) Read more
@ThisLife17: Well, they can, but they'd have to have a pretty justified reason why they would do it in America for a lot more than it would cost them to manufacture them in China. Read more
@AlKusanagi: Why not pay them what they're worth, then? Oh, that's right, it takes away from profit for stockholders. Forgot that the universe revolves around their bank balance. Read more
@gregfromtheinternet: You know, as a New Zealander, I feel shamed I did not know. :( Read more
@spyderr0de0: They can't, legally. You can blame your fellow Americans for that. Read more
@gregfromtheinternet: Corporations are legally obliged to make their shareholders the maximum amount possible. It has been this way since some Americans sued and won against a corporation for not making them the most money. Thus, companies are legally obliged to do this kind of crap so their shareholders can put… Read more
@Spidery_Yoda: Sorry, thought you were being sarcastic. The Internet needs a symbol for it. :P Read more
@Spidery_Yoda: A game you can't work on because it's held up in legal proceedings? That aside, there is more to money in life, dude. It's far more important to look forward to waking up every morning. Read more
@Keepin It Hamsta: I'll take you up on that bet because I'll win. Bruce Ferriz is heading to Big Red Button. Read more