ill check tomorrow if the price dropped around my area,if it did im getting it

Well, I still find it hard to believe the game is $50 to begin with. I mean, I can believe it because it's EA, but that's really not the price that should be attached to a product like Boom Blox.

Sure, it's a simple concept puzzle game, but it's not the same as buying Tetris Wii ediition.

The game has enough content in it to justify charging regular price (maybe in the range of 40 hrs to finish all challenges), not that the typical Wii owner is going to pay $50 for it.

Judging by current sales, it's safe to say they didn't.

Sales aside, it's still a lot of fun and brings more to the Wii platform in terms of new game play than over 90% of the current offerings. It's a definite keeper.

cant wait to get,around 40hrs seems long which is good,i wouldve gotten it earlier but ive bought the big games released from ninty this year

That way it can get more sales, i mean, $50 for a puzzle is too much money, the "casual" audience ain't gonna pay that much.

Maybe longer; that's just my rough estimate. The later challenges start to get harder and I've only finished 36% of the game in maybe 6-8 hrs, not counting all the repeat plays I did just for fun or to get a better score.

My total play time has probably gone well over 10 hours already.

I just went to show some 3rd party support on Zack & Wiki and Okami, but this is a must buy. Between this, ZDub, Okami, Rock Band, NMH, Lego etc., PES 2008, this game drought may end up being the summer of the 3rd party

 Forty hours seems kinda high to finish all the challenges. I've gotten golds in every single player challenge, about a third of the co-op ones in 25 hours of playtime. That's with only a tad of competitive multiplayer (which is great) and almost no real time in the level creator. So it's a fairly bulky game and most of the varying modes are really well fleshed out. The level builder is pretty well designed. You've got a tool to resize blocks with simple click and drag, one to repaint blocks whatever you like, there's plenty of pre-made sets of things. Whole game is pretty thoughtful on the whole, odd for an EA game.