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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct 2012.02.22
« on: February 22, 2012, 09:10:26 AM »
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct 2012.02.22
« on: February 22, 2012, 09:01:40 AM »
I think I just heard a Rainfall tease.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Wii U
« on: February 22, 2012, 08:57:09 AM »Pachter is such a hater. I've never seen one projection of his say anything positive about Nintendo. No wonder he continues to be wrong.
Hater is a strong word for a man whose work is to follow and predict the flow of money. I like him even when he makes some really goofy predictions. Gametrailers' Pach-Attack and Pachter's other appearances shed a little light on a part of video games that is sometimes depressing but often interesting.
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct 2012.02.22
« on: February 22, 2012, 08:54:11 AM »There is still the North American stuff Enner if I am not mistaken.
Yup. That's going to arrive in the couple of minutes. I'm disappointed that the NoA site doesn't have as good of a page for Nintendo Direct as NCL does.
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct 2012.02.22
« on: February 22, 2012, 07:06:16 AM »
Well, that was a bit uneventful. Some cool stuff for Kid Icarus Uprising and eShop.
Oh, and a Fatal Frame 2(?) remake for Wii.
Oh, and a Fatal Frame 2(?) remake for Wii.
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct 2012.02.22
« on: February 22, 2012, 05:54:46 AM »
Only a few more minutes until the Japan stream.
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Direct Scheduled for Wednesday
« on: February 21, 2012, 03:05:28 AM »
Ho, Wii titles? Other than that Kiki Trick game?
I have doubts that it will be anything that will cross the to the Americas, Oceania, and Europe, but I'm interested if Nintendo has anything new for the Wii's twilight year.
Also, I'm eager to see new and unannounced 3DS titles for late spring and summer. Oh, and maybe the latest on Monster Hunter 4 and Fire Emblem 3DS.
I have doubts that it will be anything that will cross the to the Americas, Oceania, and Europe, but I'm interested if Nintendo has anything new for the Wii's twilight year.
Also, I'm eager to see new and unannounced 3DS titles for late spring and summer. Oh, and maybe the latest on Monster Hunter 4 and Fire Emblem 3DS.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Wii U
« on: February 20, 2012, 06:20:44 AM »
It might bother some players to feel disdain and humiliation from the developer that is supposed to bring them joy/excitement. In regard to Ninja Dog mode, I don't know much about it other than the pink ribbon and Ayane chastising the player. So maybe it isn't too big of a deal.
I don't know what to make of Ninja Gaiden 3 as it relates to Wii U. The Wii U version has the subtitle Razor's Edge and is reported that it will be different. How different remains to be seen. The safe thing to assume is that there won't be drastic or fundamental changes. I only hope Team Ninja doesn't think quick timing events with the touchscreen are a good idea.
I don't know what to make of Ninja Gaiden 3 as it relates to Wii U. The Wii U version has the subtitle Razor's Edge and is reported that it will be different. How different remains to be seen. The safe thing to assume is that there won't be drastic or fundamental changes. I only hope Team Ninja doesn't think quick timing events with the touchscreen are a good idea.
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Podcast Discussion / Re: Episode 280: Sand in the Ointment
« on: February 20, 2012, 02:12:58 AM »
Great episode.
The discussion on what gameplay is reminds me of a commentary piece written by, to say the least, a rather colorful and passionate person who wrote that the word "gameplay" is the stupidest word in video games. The crux of the commentary being that when you are talking about gameplay, you are just talking about the game. (Eh, that's a poor paraphrase of his points.)
For me, gameplay/a game is simply how it (the product) plays. With music, it is how it sounds. With a drawing, it is how it looks. With a movie, it is how it looks and sounds. With a game (and gameplay), it is how it plays. From there, I think about all the things that make how a game plays (rules, scoring, goals/objectives, mechanics, controls, tools, attributes, statuses, environments, objects, feedback, results, etc.) and conclude that is what gameplay/a game is.
It becomes difficult to separate where the game ends and where graphics, sound, music, and story begin. This is especially so in Just Dance, Rhythm Heaven, and Ghost Trick which mentioned in the podcast. The difficulty may come from the background question of "What makes a game fun?" and how our personal answer might be that the technical game part of video games aren't the reason why we love to play video games.
Ah, I'm getting off track with a different philosophical discussion.
I'll leave off on where I think gameplay ends and other aspects begin by taking the example of Mario's jump sound effect. That there is a sound effect on a successful jump is important feedback to the player, and such feedback is gameplay. However, as far as gameplay is concerned any short and quick sound effect would be adequate in providing feedback. This is where gameplay in this example ends. That the Mario jump sound effect is the reassuring and joyful sound we have come to know, recognize, and love is where sound design and editing begins.
P.S. Going off from the above, I would imagine a pure gameplay representation of Rhythm Heaven would be sets of lights and sequences of tones that serves as cues for the player input. That is a cold and soulless to imagine for a game that is very much the opposite.
The discussion on what gameplay is reminds me of a commentary piece written by, to say the least, a rather colorful and passionate person who wrote that the word "gameplay" is the stupidest word in video games. The crux of the commentary being that when you are talking about gameplay, you are just talking about the game. (Eh, that's a poor paraphrase of his points.)
For me, gameplay/a game is simply how it (the product) plays. With music, it is how it sounds. With a drawing, it is how it looks. With a movie, it is how it looks and sounds. With a game (and gameplay), it is how it plays. From there, I think about all the things that make how a game plays (rules, scoring, goals/objectives, mechanics, controls, tools, attributes, statuses, environments, objects, feedback, results, etc.) and conclude that is what gameplay/a game is.
It becomes difficult to separate where the game ends and where graphics, sound, music, and story begin. This is especially so in Just Dance, Rhythm Heaven, and Ghost Trick which mentioned in the podcast. The difficulty may come from the background question of "What makes a game fun?" and how our personal answer might be that the technical game part of video games aren't the reason why we love to play video games.
Ah, I'm getting off track with a different philosophical discussion.
I'll leave off on where I think gameplay ends and other aspects begin by taking the example of Mario's jump sound effect. That there is a sound effect on a successful jump is important feedback to the player, and such feedback is gameplay. However, as far as gameplay is concerned any short and quick sound effect would be adequate in providing feedback. This is where gameplay in this example ends. That the Mario jump sound effect is the reassuring and joyful sound we have come to know, recognize, and love is where sound design and editing begins.
P.S. Going off from the above, I would imagine a pure gameplay representation of Rhythm Heaven would be sets of lights and sequences of tones that serves as cues for the player input. That is a cold and soulless to imagine for a game that is very much the opposite.
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TalkBack / Re: Monster Hunter 3G Coming to United States and Europe
« on: February 19, 2012, 03:51:00 PM »
"Can other regions expect to trail this Japanese titan's path to success?"
Yes, albeit far behind. That is assuming Capcom does nothing to make the game more accessible and less awkward to play.
This should please the Monster Hunter fans out side of Japan. Seeing as how I have yet to sink my teeth in to Monster Hunter Tri, I doubt I'll be getting this for the 3DS.
Yes, albeit far behind. That is assuming Capcom does nothing to make the game more accessible and less awkward to play.
This should please the Monster Hunter fans out side of Japan. Seeing as how I have yet to sink my teeth in to Monster Hunter Tri, I doubt I'll be getting this for the 3DS.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Official Wii Sales Thread
« on: February 18, 2012, 09:01:30 PM »The DS version isn't counted because it has a different name. I'm not sure why the Wii version isn't listed though.
Maybe it's just a typo or an oversight and the Wii version is counted along with the X360, PS3 and WinPC versions.
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TalkBack / Re: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Impressions
« on: February 18, 2012, 08:58:08 PM »
Hey, maybe there are a lot of the songs you want in the base game already.
Anyway, nice to read that the system isn't broken. Now here's to hoping that it isn't abused too much.
Anyway, nice to read that the system isn't broken. Now here's to hoping that it isn't abused too much.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Official Wii Sales Thread
« on: February 15, 2012, 07:46:33 PM »
Japan numbers!
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/02/15/this-week-in-sales-suikoden-returns-gravity-rush-speeds-to-vita/
Lw Tw Title Weekly Sales Total Sales Sys. Publisher
New 01. Suikoden: The Woven Web of a Century 61,784 New PSP Konami
New 02. Gravity Rush 43,462 New PSV Sony
01. 03. Resident Evil: Revelations 26,106 216,241 3DS Capcom
06. 04. Mario Kart 7 23,758 1,484,507 3DS Nintendo
07. 05. Monster Hunter 3G 21,318 1,232,343 3DS Capcom
08. 06. Super Mario 3D Land 19,673 1,330,984 3DS Nintendo
09. 07. Gran Turismo 5 XL Edition 12,613 34,028 PS3 Sony
05. 08. Armored Core V 11,673 206,354 PS3 From Software
04. 09. Ragnarok Odyssey 8,117 41,614 PSV GungHo
15. 10. Just Dance Wii 7,896 534,946 Wii Nintendo
02. 11. Soulcalibur V 7,519 41,847 PS3 Namco Bandai
03. 12. Photo Kano 7,361 41,456 PSP Kadokawa
13. 13. Inazuma Eleven Go: Shine/Dark 7,099 386,863 3DS Level 5
17. 14. Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (PSP the Best) 5,955 191,808 PSP Capcom
12. 15. Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure 5,888 61,925 3DS Sega
18. 16. Wii Sports Resort 5,867 867,985 Wii Nintendo
20. 17. Mario Kart Wii 5,527 3,505,695 Wii Nintendo
10. 18. Dragon Age II 5,308 25,236 PS3 Spike
New 19. Vitamin X: Detective B6 5,073 New PSP D3 Publisher
22. 20. Wii Party 4,654 2,289,196 Wii Nintendo
3DS 67,558
PS3 22,002
PSP 15,860
Vita 13,939
Wii 8,206
PS2 1,239
Xbox 360 1,139
DSi LL 957
DSi 651
Gravity Rush is off to a nice start as is the new Suikoden. RE:R is sticking around with Mario Kart 7, MonHun 3G, and Super Mario 3D Land. Mario Kart Wii and Wii Party continue to sell and chart.
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/02/15/this-week-in-sales-suikoden-returns-gravity-rush-speeds-to-vita/
Lw Tw Title Weekly Sales Total Sales Sys. Publisher
New 01. Suikoden: The Woven Web of a Century 61,784 New PSP Konami
New 02. Gravity Rush 43,462 New PSV Sony
01. 03. Resident Evil: Revelations 26,106 216,241 3DS Capcom
06. 04. Mario Kart 7 23,758 1,484,507 3DS Nintendo
07. 05. Monster Hunter 3G 21,318 1,232,343 3DS Capcom
08. 06. Super Mario 3D Land 19,673 1,330,984 3DS Nintendo
09. 07. Gran Turismo 5 XL Edition 12,613 34,028 PS3 Sony
05. 08. Armored Core V 11,673 206,354 PS3 From Software
04. 09. Ragnarok Odyssey 8,117 41,614 PSV GungHo
15. 10. Just Dance Wii 7,896 534,946 Wii Nintendo
02. 11. Soulcalibur V 7,519 41,847 PS3 Namco Bandai
03. 12. Photo Kano 7,361 41,456 PSP Kadokawa
13. 13. Inazuma Eleven Go: Shine/Dark 7,099 386,863 3DS Level 5
17. 14. Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (PSP the Best) 5,955 191,808 PSP Capcom
12. 15. Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure 5,888 61,925 3DS Sega
18. 16. Wii Sports Resort 5,867 867,985 Wii Nintendo
20. 17. Mario Kart Wii 5,527 3,505,695 Wii Nintendo
10. 18. Dragon Age II 5,308 25,236 PS3 Spike
New 19. Vitamin X: Detective B6 5,073 New PSP D3 Publisher
22. 20. Wii Party 4,654 2,289,196 Wii Nintendo
3DS 67,558
PS3 22,002
PSP 15,860
Vita 13,939
Wii 8,206
PS2 1,239
Xbox 360 1,139
DSi LL 957
DSi 651
Gravity Rush is off to a nice start as is the new Suikoden. RE:R is sticking around with Mario Kart 7, MonHun 3G, and Super Mario 3D Land. Mario Kart Wii and Wii Party continue to sell and chart.
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TalkBack / Re: Madden Skipping 3DS in 2012?
« on: February 14, 2012, 12:11:23 AM »
More reason for the existence of Mario Night Football.
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TalkBack / Re: Nintendo Releases First Paid DLC on 3DS in Japan
« on: February 13, 2012, 07:27:24 PM »
Small charges for some small things. Hmm... this has me a bit anxious even though it is for a little photo editor that uses the 3DS cameras.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Wii U
« on: February 12, 2012, 04:48:33 PM »
The Triforce!
I'm excited to see what CryTek's CryEngine 3 will look like on the Wii U. Has Nintendo ever had as big a booth at GDC before? If not, then this must mean that Nintendo has something new and exciting to show to video game developers.
I'm excited to see what CryTek's CryEngine 3 will look like on the Wii U. Has Nintendo ever had as big a booth at GDC before? If not, then this must mean that Nintendo has something new and exciting to show to video game developers.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: The OFFICIAL Big N rumor thread *bring your own salt*
« on: February 10, 2012, 06:00:19 PM »The First 2 GTA's where just about stealing cars really.
And making man-meat hot dogs. That particular Grand Theft Auto 2 mission always stuck with me.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Official Wii Sales Thread
« on: February 09, 2012, 07:10:03 PM »
January NPD!
http://www.gamespot.com/news/us-game-retail-industry-tanks-in-january-npd-6350115
JANUARY 2012 US GAME SALES
OVERALL DOLLAR SALES
Total retail sales: $750.6 million (-34%)
Non-PC hardware: $199.5 million (-38%)
Non-PC software: $355.9 million (-38%)
Total software: $379.6 million (-37%)
Accessories: $195.2 million (-18%)
TOP 10 GAMES FOR JANUARY 2011
Title (Platforms) - Publisher
1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (X360, PS3, PC) - Activision
2. Just Dance 3 (Wii, 360, PS3) - Ubisoft
3. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (360, PS3, PC) - Bethesda Softworks
4. NBA 2K12 (360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, PC) - Take-Two
5. Battlefield 3 (X360, PS3, PC) - EA
6. Madden NFL 12 (X360, PS3, Wii, PS2, PSP) - EA
7. Mario Kart 7 (3DS) - Nintendo
8. Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (360, PS3, Wii, 3DS, PC) - Activision Blizzard
9. Zumba Fitness 2 (Wii) - Majesco
10. Saints Row: The Third (360, PS3, PC) - THQ
No big surprises for a quiet month of releases.
http://www.gamespot.com/news/us-game-retail-industry-tanks-in-january-npd-6350115
JANUARY 2012 US GAME SALES
OVERALL DOLLAR SALES
Total retail sales: $750.6 million (-34%)
Non-PC hardware: $199.5 million (-38%)
Non-PC software: $355.9 million (-38%)
Total software: $379.6 million (-37%)
Accessories: $195.2 million (-18%)
TOP 10 GAMES FOR JANUARY 2011
Title (Platforms) - Publisher
1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (X360, PS3, PC) - Activision
2. Just Dance 3 (Wii, 360, PS3) - Ubisoft
3. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (360, PS3, PC) - Bethesda Softworks
4. NBA 2K12 (360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, PC) - Take-Two
5. Battlefield 3 (X360, PS3, PC) - EA
6. Madden NFL 12 (X360, PS3, Wii, PS2, PSP) - EA
7. Mario Kart 7 (3DS) - Nintendo
8. Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (360, PS3, Wii, 3DS, PC) - Activision Blizzard
9. Zumba Fitness 2 (Wii) - Majesco
10. Saints Row: The Third (360, PS3, PC) - THQ
No big surprises for a quiet month of releases.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: The OFFICIAL Big N rumor thread *bring your own salt*
« on: February 09, 2012, 01:19:10 AM »
Launch fervor is an expected thing, especially now that the U-tab has nearly comparable controls to the competition. What I'm anxious about is third-party wares 2-4 years in the system's life, and that is something that nobody can know or predict at this point.
Still, it's nice to hear such talk even if it might prove cheap.
Still, it's nice to hear such talk even if it might prove cheap.
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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Official Wii Sales Thread
« on: February 08, 2012, 08:01:09 PM »
Japan numbers!
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/02/08/this-week-in-sales-the-soul-isnt-burning-anymore/
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-02-08/mario-kart-wii-sells-3.5-million-copies
Period: The week of January 30th – February 5th (2012)
Top-seller: Resident Evil: Revelations – 43,575
Nintendo 3DS sales: 75,018 | Total sales: 4,864,396
PlayStation Vita sales: 17,141 | Total sales: 552,564
Rank System Title Maker Release Date Weekly Copies Total Copies 4Gamer Reader Review
1 3DS Resident Evil Revelations CAPCOM January 26 43,575 190,134 90
2 PS3 Soul Calibur V Bandai Namco Games February 2 34,328 34,328 85
3 PSP Photo Kano Kadokawa Games February 2 34,095 34,095
4 PSV Ragnarok Odyssey GungHo Online Entertainment February 2 33,496 33,496 80
5 PS3 Armored Core V From Software January 26 30,775 194,681 48
6 3DS Mario Kart 7 Nintendo December 1 26,791 1,460,749 71
7 3DS Monster Hunter 3 G (Including Bundled Edition) CAPCOM December 10 24,128 1,211,026 83
8 3DS Super Mario 3D Land Nintendo November 3 22,817 1,311,312 83
9 PS3 Gran Turismo 5 Spec II SCE February 2 21,416 21,416
10 PS3 Dragon Age II Spike February 2 19,928 19,928 85
11 3DS Rhythm Kaitō R: Kōtei Napoleon no Isan Sega January 19 9,511 56,037 83
12 X360 Monster Hunter Frontier Online Forward 3 Premium Package CAPCOM February 1 9,047 9,047 72
13 3DS Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark Level-5 December 15 8,960 379,764 80
14 PSV Tales of Innocence R Bandai Namco Games January 26 8,397 63,250
15 Wii Just Dance Wii Nintendo October 13 7,851 527,050 67
16 X360 Soul Calibur V Bandai Namco Games February 2 7,679 7,679 30
17 PSP Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (PSP the Best) CAPCOM September 22 6,875 185,853 87
18 Wii Wii Sports Resort (Including Edition Bundled with Wii Remote Control Plus Pack) Nintendo November 11, 2010 5,635 862,118 75
19 PS3 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Including Bundled Edition) Square Enix December 15 5,336 774,415 72
20 Wii Mario Kart Wii Nintendo April 10, 2008 5,068 3,500,168 74
Hardware Sales
System Weekly Sales
3DS 75,018
PS3 23,293
Vita 17,141
PSP 15,847
Wii 8,814
Xbox 360 1,382
DSi LL 1,090
DSi 669
PS2 481
Resident Evil: Revelations doing nicely. Shame on Soul Calibur 5's slow start; looks like Namco Bandai might need to think hard on how to make the series special again. Armored Core V still sticking around which is nice for From Software; that 48/100 reader review average for the game isn't though.
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/02/08/this-week-in-sales-the-soul-isnt-burning-anymore/
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-02-08/mario-kart-wii-sells-3.5-million-copies
Period: The week of January 30th – February 5th (2012)
Top-seller: Resident Evil: Revelations – 43,575
Nintendo 3DS sales: 75,018 | Total sales: 4,864,396
PlayStation Vita sales: 17,141 | Total sales: 552,564
Rank System Title Maker Release Date Weekly Copies Total Copies 4Gamer Reader Review
1 3DS Resident Evil Revelations CAPCOM January 26 43,575 190,134 90
2 PS3 Soul Calibur V Bandai Namco Games February 2 34,328 34,328 85
3 PSP Photo Kano Kadokawa Games February 2 34,095 34,095
4 PSV Ragnarok Odyssey GungHo Online Entertainment February 2 33,496 33,496 80
5 PS3 Armored Core V From Software January 26 30,775 194,681 48
6 3DS Mario Kart 7 Nintendo December 1 26,791 1,460,749 71
7 3DS Monster Hunter 3 G (Including Bundled Edition) CAPCOM December 10 24,128 1,211,026 83
8 3DS Super Mario 3D Land Nintendo November 3 22,817 1,311,312 83
9 PS3 Gran Turismo 5 Spec II SCE February 2 21,416 21,416
10 PS3 Dragon Age II Spike February 2 19,928 19,928 85
11 3DS Rhythm Kaitō R: Kōtei Napoleon no Isan Sega January 19 9,511 56,037 83
12 X360 Monster Hunter Frontier Online Forward 3 Premium Package CAPCOM February 1 9,047 9,047 72
13 3DS Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark Level-5 December 15 8,960 379,764 80
14 PSV Tales of Innocence R Bandai Namco Games January 26 8,397 63,250
15 Wii Just Dance Wii Nintendo October 13 7,851 527,050 67
16 X360 Soul Calibur V Bandai Namco Games February 2 7,679 7,679 30
17 PSP Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (PSP the Best) CAPCOM September 22 6,875 185,853 87
18 Wii Wii Sports Resort (Including Edition Bundled with Wii Remote Control Plus Pack) Nintendo November 11, 2010 5,635 862,118 75
19 PS3 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (Including Bundled Edition) Square Enix December 15 5,336 774,415 72
20 Wii Mario Kart Wii Nintendo April 10, 2008 5,068 3,500,168 74
Hardware Sales
System Weekly Sales
3DS 75,018
PS3 23,293
Vita 17,141
PSP 15,847
Wii 8,814
Xbox 360 1,382
DSi LL 1,090
DSi 669
PS2 481
Resident Evil: Revelations doing nicely. Shame on Soul Calibur 5's slow start; looks like Namco Bandai might need to think hard on how to make the series special again. Armored Core V still sticking around which is nice for From Software; that 48/100 reader review average for the game isn't though.
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TalkBack / Re: First Set of Theatrhythm DLC Songs Revealed
« on: February 08, 2012, 03:32:37 AM »$2 per track is in line with the pricing for music game DLC on other platforms. I wouldn't expect that to change.
Mm, that makes sense now that I think about how the developer needs to add the note track or whatever game bits there are. Ah, I was thinking too much about buying MP3 tracks.
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TalkBack / Re: First Set of Theatrhythm DLC Songs Revealed
« on: February 07, 2012, 11:30:47 PM »
I hope they will be cheaper if they are available in the Americas, Europe, and elsewhere. Then again, the Square tax may be applied worldwide.
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TalkBack / Re: Xenoblade Chronicles Reversible Cover to be Determined by Vote
« on: February 07, 2012, 08:31:28 PM »
I picked the one with the big party showing their backs. The night sky one with Shulk is pretty, but I like seeing all the characters you will meet on the adventure on the cover art.
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TalkBack / Re: Sakura Samurai Freezing Issue
« on: February 02, 2012, 05:40:44 PM »
Time to buy a big 'ol card!
A 16 or 32 GB one should be fine, right?
A 16 or 32 GB one should be fine, right?
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TalkBack / Re: Iwata Hints at the Future of Micro-Transactions for Wii U, 3DS
« on: February 02, 2012, 01:19:23 PM »
In Batman: Arkham Asylum's case, the DLC for that is mostly challenge rooms. Your mileage may vary on those but I never had must interest in the challenge rooms. DLC for Arkham City so far has been extra characters and costumes. I haven't heard of anything else beyond that.
I don't see why you need to feel sorry for the people you describe. They must really love the game if they are buying so much of it. Or they are impatient.
I don't see why you need to feel sorry for the people you describe. They must really love the game if they are buying so much of it. Or they are impatient.
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