I sold a couple of my 360 games that I already owned on PC and got a cool $50 store credit at my local Blockbuster. Might comb my collection today as well again to see if I can keep building up credit. I wonder how much would I get for Xenoblade.

SteelAttack said:

I wonder how much would I get for Xenoblade.

How far did you get into it?

gamingeek said:

Why waste money like that?

Dunno. I always mean to start playing it but I can never find a good setting to start enjoying it. It looks muddy on a HDTV, text is illegible in my 4:3 CRT one. I have started it twice now but never get past entering the first town.

I remember fiddling around with those settings before, but I don't know if I only changed one or both. I'll try it out tonight.

Id' be all over that....if I had a 3DSXL.

travo said:

Ill be glad to take the code off of your hands.

It's weird, I thought I already registered the game to get that free 3DS game in the summer promo but I was never sent a code. This email came from amazon, not Nintendo. And there was no code attached. I think I have to go into the site and fiddle about.

Oh wait:

Terms and conditions:

If you register Animal Crossing: New Leaf with Club Nintendo before 22:59 (UK time) on 7th September, you’ll be able to receive a Recommendation Code which you can pass along to a friend. If your friend registers a Nintendo 3DS XL system between 23:01 (UK time) on 6th August and 22:59 (UK time) on 7th October 2013, and enters the Recommendation Code before 22:59 (UK time) on 7th October 2013, he/she will be eligible to claim a free Download Code for Animal Crossing: New Leaf on Nintendo 3DS!

Animal Crossing: New Leaf is even more fun with friends: get together to trade rare items and fruit, have a fishing face-off, or do anything else you like!

For more information on how to claim and the promotion itself, please check out the How To Claim and Terms & Conditions sections of this promotional page.

So it's only for people who register a 3DS XL system between 6th August and 7th October 2013

Vanilla FO3?  What's the difference?  Mods?

Zelda: Wind Waker HD details – improved Triforce Quest, upgraded Picto Box, enhanced first-person mode


- Triforce quest – the five Triforce pieces can now be grabbed directly

- Only the remaining three require translated charts instead of eight

- Hero Mode available from the start

- Picto Box has been upgraded

- Upgraded camera could still be used to snap photos of unsuspecting villagers or enemies

- Pictures can go up on Miiverse

- Link can also take funny self-photographs

- Switch between happy, sad, and surprised emotions

- Get the Swift Sail at the auction house after completion of the first dungeon

- No alert via an in-game prompt to signal the special sails availability

- No longer possible to accidentally skip Tingle’s island, as the developers have inserted an introduction to the quirky character into the main quest

- Enhanced first-person camera

- Can now have full movement in that perspective

- Can travel through hallways and shoot arrows like you’re in a FPS

Hero mode

Nintendo has confirmed that Zelda: Wind Waker HD will ship with two modes. Players will be able to take on either a Normal Mode or Hero Mode.

Hero Mode provides extra challenge. Enemies dish out twice the amount of damage, and hearts will not be available throughout the various environments. Link will only be able to regain health by using potions or visiting faries.