Let's hope they do the exact thing same thing with Monster Hunter Tri too! I'm itching to play some more console Monster Hunting! Last time was on the PS2.

Hehe, this article really made me smile in the lastest issue of EDGE. Good points and nice writing! Keep up the good work!

I got my issue of EDGE yesterday (I live in Sweden) and this was one of the best articles in this issue and one of the best Time Extend this year. Alot of good points and it's suppring how much the details EDGE staff notice about games after a couple of years. Time Extend is one of the best things about EDGE and Luigi's Mansion is a perfect example of how good they can get.

A review score of 7 ain't mediocre. The problem is that comsumers and the press have inflated the scores values in their minds. On a regular scale 5 should be mediocre, not 7. I see people scream high in the sky if a game won't get a 9 and they think everything below that is bad. I mean... come on?! So no.... this review does not say that the game is bad, it's still a good buy but with some quirks, according to EDGE.

What the hell? Now this seems typically american way of doing things. The purpose of a warranty is to protect the comsumer in case if a product get's damaged during "fair use". You don't have to make a lawsuit because of it!

What confuses me is the 60 day warranty. What kind of warranty is that?! As a swede I don't get that. I don't live in the USA and therfore I don't know their laws and comsumer wrights but in Sweden you uasally get a least one year warranty for a product, espacally when it comes to electronics. Then there are different rules during a period of three years too but I won't go into that. I have been woring int he retail buisness for many years so I know these things and that's why this sounds wierd and stupid to me.

If product brakes during normal use then it should be able to get swapped. People don't pay hundreds of dollars to have stuff brake during the first months. The warranty is their to protect comsumers. Oh.... I almost forgot. You have to have a receipt to prove you bought the product. That is rule number 1. If EA changed that rule and then backpeddled... then that's bad but common sense tells you that you have to show a receipt.