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Even though I know this is a terrible game, I'd be happy to pay $10 new for it or $5 used. Hopefully, the price will drop down low enough for me in the near future. 

Despite all of the hate, a friend and I have been playing Mass Effect 3 for months and months and months since release.

I was thinking about voting for Amazon's Assassin's Creed Vita bundle, but I couldn't bring myself to buy it during the holiday season. Thus, M$'s store got my money and my vote.

I bought a handful of new games from Target and Gamestop in 2012, but Best Buy got the majority of my disposable income as evidenced by my new Silver reward status.

I hate to vote for Gamestop for anything, but I haven't bought anything used from Amazon or Gamefly ever.

I bought a couple of things from Amazon and Newegg in 2012, but I bought far more from Best Buy's online store than from both of the other two combined.

Yes, it looks pretty bad, but I'm still enough of a fan that I would probably pay $10 new for it. I would be willing to pay $5 used for it though.

I bought a Pikachu N64 system new at Toys R Us for $50 about ten years ago. It's a neat-looking system, and you don't see them too often in the wild. Still, I wouldn't pay big bucks to get one fixed. You're much better off (as the folks above suggested) picking up a regular system for $5-15 and...

Strangely enough, I don't own a single Halo-themed console in the 360 generation, but I have two of last generation's Halo Xbox systems.

I guess I should be glad that I didn't want much anyway. I just wanted to use a couple of reward coupons that are expiring soon. Maybe Thursday. . .

I'm a big RE fan, but I saw how quickly RE5 dropped in price and am waiting on RE6 (given the many poor reviews) for this same reason. I'm sure that I'll like RE6 despite the reviews. I had a great time with REORC, but I waited for several price drops on that one as well.

I went to Best Buy last week, and the clerk refused to price match anything involving a coupon (given that the Gamestop website had all the games listed at full price).

Is this a single-use coupon? Thus, if I find only one item I want at a store (and use the coupon to buy it) and later find more items in stock at a second store that I want, the coupon won't work a second time at the second store.

The mediocre reviews come mostly from the $40 launch price of the 3DS version (given that it's a stripped down port of last generation's Chaos Theory). I'm a casual Splinter Cell series fan, but for $5 new, I too am willing to look past the review scores and give the handheld port a chance.

Until you remember that Sears blew the full band sets out for $20 (and TRU had them for $30) just last year.

I bought and played through Dead Space 1 on 360, but I couldn't bring myself to later buy Dead Space 2 on 360 when the PS3 port also included Extraction for the same money. Despite owning several Assassin's Creed titles on 360, I couldn't bring myself to buy Assassin's Creed Revelations on 360...

I already own all of these games on various PS3 discs, but I was still considering another purchase for collection and/or gift purposes. Thanks for saving me $30, Newegg. Perhaps I'll buy if it reaches $20 new in a year or two.

I bought it. I enjoyed it a lot despite the negative reviews and haters' Herculean efforts to destroy it. It's not a great game, but if you're okay with some mediocrity in the RE universe, you can have a lot of fun with it (more so with one or more friends online).

Good joke! Very funny. . . har, har. har.

It depends. Do you care about any of your 100+ PS2 games? Will you play them again? The TIV for old PS2 games (especially disc-only variety) is pretty low, so you likely won't get much in trade from a retail store. You'd get more money parting them out to individual parties. If you don't care...