Yeah it all sucks, but one part of this equation is that no one has looked at where the parent company is located. All of the core money, profits, and taxable income will go to the country where the company is located/incorporated.

Yeah, your car may be made in the USA, by good ole' American people and that's fine. But you're only gaining the benefits from the taxes paid on their incomes not on the corporation. The profits of the company in the long run are going to back to the homeland.

So do you support your American workers or your American companies?

Heck yeah! It deserves mention if for no other reason than the free built-in game: if you held both fire buttons and then turned it on, you get some wierd snail-in-a-maze demo game (I am NOT kidding!). I think it had a timer, and it was somewhat harder than it looked (of course that might have been becuase I was only like 8 at the time).

I mean, I barely recall playing "Great Football", "Ghostbusters", "Great Baseball" and such... but I still remember being fascinated by that free ghetto maze game, with that little pixelated snail, and that oh-so-classic 8-bit Japanarama music playing... I must have done 10I was pissed that my NES didn't have a free game built in!