Lucent
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If it says it will, it probably will. Amazon's shipping methods are crazy sometimes.
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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch |OT|
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If it says it will, it probably will. Amazon's shipping methods are crazy sometimes.
Yeah, I got the 'no premium' thing on my receipt too but I preordered like three days ago tho.
Perfo
Thirteen flew over the cuckoo's nest
Does someone know how big is the file (full game, digital version) on PSN?
Oh wow, quite large. Thanks.
Oh wow, quite large. Thanks.
rumbalumba
Banned
19 gb.
ULTROS!
People seem to like me because I am polite and I am rarely late. I like to eat ice cream and I really enjoy a nice pair of slacks.
I think it'll be around 15-20 GB.
No one knows for sure yet, but the all-in-one was 19GB in Japan, and this game has English and Japanese audio now. You'll need double the space to download and install, though.
Joe Hisaishi.
Haunted
Member
daaaaaamn they actually got him to make something for this?
that explains everything
Now I kinda want the game no matter what. :lol
MagnetoWned
Member
I want those!!! BTW anyone have a picture of the steel book?Any idea where to find these?
It was pretty easy with Studio Ghibli working on the game as well.
His thumb is just bended backwards a bit.
The game wasn't even in my list... wasn't planning on buying it at all, till all these powerful reviews start kicking in few days ago:
As for someone who recently lost both of his parents....the game will suit my situation perfectly.
Wow, sorry to hear that
my condolences.
Square Triangle
Member
To clarify anyone with the "no premium" on their Gamestop receipt- 1/15 was the last day to guarantee the steelbook with preorder. If you order was before that, you're fine. If you decided to hold out and just now recently reserve it- there might be am extra one for you, there may not be. Namco sent stores various amounts of steelbooks a couple weeks ago depending on the projected preorders at that time.
evil_ash_xero
Banned
So about these Digital River guys...I hear they suck bad.
What's a reasonable estimate on when they might ship this thing?
What's a reasonable estimate on when they might ship this thing?
Lucent
Member
Hours Left
Member
Hmm, I hope they restock it. I want to order it but I have to wait until next week.
The price EB Games is charging is ridiculous.
I'm sure they will. I can't see it being one of those things that sell out immediately, although stranger things have happened...
They'll likely get more stock in tomorrow. I wouldn't worry. But yeah, the price EBGames is charging is insane. I don't know what they're thinking with that one. I wonder how many poor Ni no Kuni fan will get suckered into buying it when it's available for so much cheaper at other retailers.
Midnight Phoenix
Member
I hope the game sells in that way, so later we can get more localizations.
Lucent
Member
Tomorrow at regular update.
zeopower6
Member
I got my guide at Overstock.com before Amazon.com changed their price to 23.99 :<
EDIT: Yeesh, they changed it to 23.75 recently!
My order over there is in processing though~
Amazon.com is also sending out Griffy codes right now Praise Drippy for all of this Ni no Kuni-ness in the last like hour or two. Keep an eye out for an Amazon e-mail if you ordered from them!
EDIT: Yeesh, they changed it to 23.75 recently!
My order over there is in processing though
~Amazon.com is also sending out Griffy codes right now
Praise Drippy for all of this Ni no Kuni-ness in the last like hour or two. Keep an eye out for an Amazon e-mail if you ordered from them!Yeah, apparently after they shipped orders, because mine still says 23.99. Only 24 cents, though.
Hours Left
Member
All copies of the guide come with the DLC code, right? It's not a pre-order only thing I hope.
rumbalumba
Banned
I got my guide at Overstock.com before Amazon.com changed their price to 23.99 :<
EDIT: Yeesh, they changed it to 23.75 recently!
My order over there is in processing though
Amazon.com is also sending out Griffy codes right now
dude can you gameshare your griffy dlc with me? pretty please?
The DLC that comes with the guide is for all, as far as I can tell, including copies found in stores.
zeopower6
Member
Prima confirmed it was not a "preorder only" code. It's the same for the Japanese copies too since their codes are valid for the next 20 years.
So. Good. I cannot believe that Ni no Kuni was able to get to such heights, lol.
That's the hope!
Prima confirmed it was not a "preorder only" code. It's the same for the Japanese copies too since their codes are valid for the next 20 years.
So. Good. I cannot believe that Ni no Kuni was able to get to such heights, lol.
Guide is sold out at both Amazon.ca and chapters.indigo.ca as well.
Out on amazon.com as well.
rumbalumba
Banned
ugh why does it have to be $30 on amazon.ca? now i didn't preorder it...>=(
i'm not really crazy about a guide, only for the art+interview.
i'm not really crazy about a guide, only for the art+interview.
Psycho_Mantis
Banned
This game is going to satisfy all my JRPG needs
I dunno if I am the only one but it reminds me a lot of Dragon Quest 8. The cell shaded graphics, the overworld etc.
My only flaw with the game is its childish (yeah I know its not really) appearance. Studio Ghibli make some awesome fills and though they seem childish the issues they touch upon are usually more mature than many "mature" titles. However I can see the childish appearance putting off potential buyers.
If a sequel is going to made (spiritual or direct) they should have an older protagonist so more people will be encouraged to pick this game up.
I have some questions though.
How long is the average play through of this game?
Are their many areas to explore and hidden items/dungeons?
How many towns are there?
How many monsters are there to collect?
Sorry if this info is somewhere really obvious my Google-fu is abysmal.
I dunno if I am the only one but it reminds me a lot of Dragon Quest 8. The cell shaded graphics, the overworld etc.
My only flaw with the game is its childish (yeah I know its not really) appearance. Studio Ghibli make some awesome fills and though they seem childish the issues they touch upon are usually more mature than many "mature" titles. However I can see the childish appearance putting off potential buyers.
If a sequel is going to made (spiritual or direct) they should have an older protagonist so more people will be encouraged to pick this game up.
I have some questions though.
How long is the average play through of this game?
Are their many areas to explore and hidden items/dungeons?
How many towns are there?
How many monsters are there to collect?
Sorry if this info is somewhere really obvious my Google-fu is abysmal.
#1 defender
Member
Can anyone here link me to a video of someone flipping through the in-game version of the Wizard's Companion? I'm debating with myself if i should keep my pre-order of the German WE or not, as i'm only really interested in the book and could get the game itself for 52 less. I know the contetnt of the physical book is exactly the same, but i'd still like to see what it looks like in-game.
zeopower6
Member
I will answer what I'm sure about.
40-50 hours for the main story, 70-80+ hours for completing everything else. Lots of things open up in the post game!
There are a lot of areas to explore with some secret post-game enemies/events. Not sure how many.
About towns... I know there are quite a few. At the least, half a dozen.
350+ Familiars including golden ones and evolutions. (not all unique)
And as for the sequel, Akihiro Hino said that if he were to do a sequel, making it with an adult protagonist was something he was interested in.
zeopower6
Member
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyxIe2cwx9M
Here's a small preview of the Japanese one from IGN.
Enjoy! It's quite gorgeous imo and you can zoom in reaaaallll close.One thing is for sure though, there are parts of the game you are going to want the (physical) book for since it can get a bit annoying to have to go in and out of the digital version.
rumbalumba
Banned
can anyone who has the guide gameshare their griffy dlc with me? please?
LightofRohan
Member
Jeesh, this game is getting good reviews. My gf has been excited for this since it was first shown, I have to get it now...
What is up w/ 2013? This is shaping up to be one of the best years in gaming for this gen.
What is up w/ 2013? This is shaping up to be one of the best years in gaming for this gen.
evil_ash_xero
Banned
Maybe it's making up for how bland 2012 was. It isn't looking bad so far, if all the games that we're anticipating actually make it this year, and are as good as we hope.
#1 defender
Member
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyxIe2cwx9M
Here's a small preview of the Japanese one from IGN.
One thing is for sure though, there are parts of the game you are going to want the (physical) book for since it can get a bit annoying to have to go in and out of the digital version.
Thank you, that's exactly what i was looking for! Looks really good in-game as well.
I get what you mean about having the physical book though, i'm not overly fond of reading paragraph upon paragraph of text on my TV screen and usually just stick to reading mandatory content in games, even if i find the rest interesting. It's the reason why i have never read all of the character profiles and other descriptions in Valkyria Chronicles, so it would definitely be nice to be able to read longer texts with the book in my hands. Well, i can still mull over it for a good week before it ships.