In order to qualify for this branding, a game must have reached either bronze, silver, gold, or platinum status on the Nintendo Channel. In other words, gamers get to decide which games can qualify for this line. According to Nintendo, there are already 75 games that qualify for this line, but they have decided to kick it off with the following titles:
Each of these games will cost ¥2,800 ($31) and will be available on February 25. There has been no word on whether or not the brand will introduce any more titles, or if Nintendo of America will start a similar line.
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I would buy excite Truck for $30.
I would buy excite Truck for $30.
Sorry, it's not a 3rd party flop.
What's 428? Is that Madworld in Japan?It is basically a visual novel adventure game.There are some protaginists and how they interact in the game can affect the game and can have many different outcomes and endings.
Imagine the games we could possibly push through for a second chance. I would love something like this to come stateside.
No worries.:)
I think this is a pretty nice system that Nintendo has in place.
What's 428? Is that Madworld in Japan?It is basically a visual novel adventure game.There are some protaginists and how they interact in the game can affect the game and can have many different outcomes and endings.
Imagine the games we could possibly push through for a second chance. I would love something like this to come stateside.
You know those "choose your own adventure" books it is similar in concept to that. Check Wikipedia for a clearer understanding of the game.
I don't dare logout because my keyboard doesn't have a "squared" key.
Why is everyone getting squared now?
Why is everyone getting squared now?
It's hip to be square.
I don't dare logout because my keyboard doesn't have a "squared" key.
I don't dare logout because my keyboard doesn't have a "squared" key.Alt + 253
So that's why Nintendo was in third place last gen! Should have named it the 'GameSquare'.
Starcube. They should have named it the Starcube.