ShockingAlberto
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ok i bought the game.. where the hell if download management so i can see how far along this is? Don't see it system settings..
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ok i bought the game.. where the hell if download management so i can see how far along this is? Don't see it system settings..
ok i bought the game.. where the hell if download management so i can see how far along this is? Don't see it system settings..
ok i bought the game.. where the hell if download management so i can see how far along this is? Don't see it system settings..
That doesn't sound right at all. It's not like the other retailers were discounting the game. The list price changed for everyone from $59.99 to $49.99 about two months ago I think. Then Amazon discounted it a few cents to $49.96 like they do all their games.
It's true they've got the eshop to fall back on, but even if it's not a conspiracy it makes things look bad for them in entirely different ways.
I can't tell if you agreeing or disagreeing with me....
Thanks guys! Lol that was annoying me.. should be somewhere on the main page as well!
It's hilarious how people think that Nintendo have an evil plan to screw you out of money by limiting the supply and jacking up eshop prices when it's far more likely they've messed up on the sales expectations and made a conservative estimate for demand like with Fire Emblem. Eshop has always been more expensive than retail.
According to my local GameStop the release date is tomorrow and they "might" start getting the game in stock today. Nintendo really knows how to fuck this stuff up.
It's hilarious how people think that Nintendo have an evil plan to screw you out of money by limiting the supply and jacking up eshop prices when it's far more likely they've messed up on the sales expectations and made a conservative estimate for demand like with Fire Emblem. Eshop has always been more expensive than retail.
That's a little disappointing considering the poor load times. I'll wait for a few more impressions.
A. No, it hasn't been.
B. Lego is a little wee more popular than Fire Emblem.
I feel like the size of the regions are stymied by the Wii U's limited hardware. (Gotta keep that streaming tech under control). It's times like these that I really wish Nintendo would have invested in more robust tech.
Have you got an example of when a game has been cheaper on eshop than retail? I've had a wii U since day 1 in the UK and they've always been at least £5 to £10 cheaper retail on the release date.
Have you got an example of when a game has been cheaper on eshop than retail? I've had a wii U since day 1 in the UK and they've always been at least £5 to £10 cheaper retail on the release date.
I don't think that's an impression...I'm not sure anyone could play that game and call the explorable regions in the open world "large."
I feel like the size of the regions are stymied by the Wii U's limited hardware (Gotta keep that streaming tech under control). It's times like these that I really wish Nintendo would have invested in more robust tech.
Have you got an example of when a game has been cheaper on eshop than retail? I've had a wii U since day 1 in the UK and they've always been at least £5 to £10 cheaper retail on the release date.
Well... now you're just spreading your ignorant opinion.
Then enlighten me, Mitt Romney.
I know it's Tt Fusion's fault. It's just a feeling that they had problems with the tech, that's all. An uneducated, unsubstantiated feeling.
I wasn't replying to GRW810(?)And that have to do with what GRW810 was saying how?
Have you got an example of when a game has been cheaper on eshop than retail? I've had a wii U since day 1 in the UK and they've always been at least £5 to £10 cheaper retail on the release date.
According to my local GameStop the release date is tomorrow and they "might" start getting the game in stock today. Nintendo really knows how to fuck this stuff up.
Then enlighten me, Mitt Romney.
I know it's Tt Fusion's fault. It's just a feeling that they had problems with the tech, that's all. An uneducated, unsubstantiated feeling.
Welp, Best Buy doesn't have it...
Maybe the UK is different, but I bought both NSMB2 and Awakening on launch day digitally for the same as the suggested retail price ($39.99).
They've never been above MSRP.
how did they manage to limit this software release like this? Is this Xenoblade will it be $200 on eBay
I mentioned this in the Fire Emblem thread early on, before it was totally buried by all the complaints about this "conspiracy theory," and from the perspective of someone that's worked at retail for a decade now, seeing Nintendo stick to soft street dates for "lower rung" titles is nothing new at all, and they've been doing it since at least the days of the Gamecube, and I'm sure earlier than that, even. Even Kirby, which most people would agree is a pretty well-known franchise, isn't big enough for Nintendo to send copies ahead of time.
how did they manage to limit this software release like this? Is this Xenoblade will it be $200 on eBay
stopped in at a local GS and he said there is pretty much no street date anymore and hopefully they will get them by this Friday. I will try BB after work.
I'm not interested in talking about other devs qualifications or how they relate to certain hardware. And I never said "it" was TT Fusion's fault, whatever "it" is. You stated your opinion. I simply made an effort to point out that it was conjecture. Because I don't really see the reason or value of stating conjecture when you don't have a Wii U devkit or have never worked on a Wii U game, let alone Lego City. So you're criticizing the hardware based on some feeling and then trying to relate that to the "lack" of open-world expansiveness. To what end?
Fact is, if a person can appreciate and have fun with this game, that's enough. If they can't because it's not "open" enough, then that's their choice. If you want to say that the game isn't as open-world as you thought or hoped, then that opinion would be received in a better light if you left it at that.
Noooooooooo, I'm being ignored again:
Come on now...this whole damn forum is all about conjecture. People state their uneducated feelings and opinions all the time.
oh, I learned something interesting! /Golden Boy
I understand now
so Lego City has no chance charting on NPD
Maybe I'm too quick to judge, but it seems like that not only is Nintendo doing the *nudge nudge buy digital verison please" by having a scarce retail presence for Undercover, they also are trying to pull an extra $10 out of consumers. It's like Nintendo saw how well Awakening did because of their little stunt, and instead of fixing the shipments problems, they decided to take advantage of the situation even more, consumers be damned.
That is some EA-level of fucked up there.
This is what I'm thinking too. It saves them not just on manufacturing and shipping but also with so few copies at retail there's no chance for bomba price dropping or massive trade-ins.
It's a win-win for Nintendo but I really didn't have an issue with it until this new development of raising the eShop price. Weren't they doing this in Japan also with 3DS downloads?
I don't think it ever had a chance to begin with.
Picked mine up today, not luck on the Monster Hunter though ):
Picked mine up today, not luck on the Monster Hunter though ):
Where did you get it?