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Old 11-16-2007, 07:57 PM   #11
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Default Re: The Wii is Here.

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Originally Posted by Buttoxin View Post
Wrong. History: as for gamecube games, out of all the "prequals" to Brawl, Galaxy, and MK Wii (obviously Melee, MK Double Dash, and I think Sunshine) only one is still on shelves: Melee. Everytime I go to Bestbuy or any store like that, I always see Melee in the GC games. They are still updating the game too! In case you haven't noticed, they made a new box cover who knows when!

Even at school, if I start a conversation about Galaxy, it ends in about a minute. If I start one about Melee, it can go on for a half hour or more (depending on where I am and how much time I have till the class ends).
And that means it's the best-selling game?

Halo 3 was the biggest news for a day on every publication I saw. Does that make it the best-selling game ever? It didn't even sell more than Gears of War. Just like I predicted.

I still see Big Mutha Truckers on the shelves every time I go to Best Buy. Does that make it the best-selling game on the console?

Your logic makes NO SENSE.

In other news, I got sick of DeepDiscount and canceled all of my orders with them. Went to Best Buy and got Zack & Wiki and Mario Galaxy.

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