Sweet!

Finally! I think I will end up snagging D&D:D and I also need to finally purchase the codes to transfer all my RB songs to RB3.

Now watch as the network fails under the strain of 30 million users on 77 million accounts trying to freedem (that was intentional) their games.

BigBadBob - you might want to read some more reviews for D&DD before buying that one. I tried the demo and I added it to my buy list. I read some more reviews recently and I changed my mind on it. The metacritic score is below 50 so I am going to pass on it.

--- Replying to kevinclough -----
Agreed. You'd have to be a pretty serious D&D fan to enjoy Daggerdale.

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I tried out the demo on the 360 today and was pleased with what I saw, though the trial game was ridiculously short. The game does appear to be more in-depth which could be good, and I do see myself playing through the game with all the characters. I did see some of the glitches, mainly the game "breaking" at the top of the screen when I moved the camera (but at least I had control of the camera) and the game froze for a good thirty seconds when I went to accept the first quest from the first dwarf.

If the demo has flaws, I'm sure the full game will to. But I think the overall game experience will be worth the bugs. I mean, I loved playing through Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas despite all the bugs, glitches, and game freezes I encountered with New Vegas in particular. What it comes down to is that a good ol' hack-and-slash dungeon crawler is one of my favorite genre of games, and it is hard for me to resist one, particularly when it offers such in-depth RPG goodness.

I stopped at Target on my way home and picked up a $50 PSN card so I can get to downloading stuff once the store is back on. After what happened, there's no way I'm leaving my CC information with them...I'd rather grab a PSN card when I need it from a retailer.