Believe it or not, Moo Moo Meadows from Mario Kart Wii is a different track from Moo Moo Farm from Mario Kart 64.
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Nintendo Downloads - April 2015
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Believe it or not, Moo Moo Meadows from Mario Kart Wii is a different track from Moo Moo Farm from Mario Kart 64.
terrisus
Member
Haven't played the Wii version that much, never noticed. That's strange, though >.>
I reached 40 000 Rhythmia in Curtain Call, beat that sucker with a perfect chain. You guys had me so afraid, I am actually disappointed now. Also, I only just discovered the online vs.-mode! Pretty fun.
I mean I never ever win against random Japanese players with a team of nothing but lvl 99 Lightnings... but I get a lot of new StreetPasses like that. Real good mechanic!
Any estimates on how long it takes to beat BoxBoy?
I mean I never ever win against random Japanese players with a team of nothing but lvl 99 Lightnings... but I get a lot of new StreetPasses like that. Real good mechanic!
Any estimates on how long it takes to beat BoxBoy?
Thanks! I heard this from KYB, too. Apparently there's a touchscreen icon for it.
TheMoon
Member
Just FYI, I made an Import OT for Rodea the Sky Soldier. Check it out over here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1023736
MissileTrick
Member
Ooo this looks nice. I'll peek my head in here for sure. Still very on the fence about this game, but thanks in advance for making this thread.
Might've been Another code, can't fully recall, but wasn't there a DS game with a puzzle that required only partially closing the screens to reflect an image? Wonder how they'd get around that.
Might've been Another code, can't fully recall, but wasn't there a DS game with a puzzle that required only partially closing the screens to reflect an image? Wonder how they'd get around that.
Move the GamePad up to the TV?
terrisus
Member
That's not going to help with Trace Memory/Another Code...
Might've been Another code, can't fully recall, but wasn't there a DS game with a puzzle that required only partially closing the screens to reflect an image? Wonder how they'd get around that.
Yup
Quote to get. (NA)
Thank you!
ipukespiders
Member
Has anyone else noticed that recently (around mid March), more releases are available to purchase from the eShop web store? It's no longer limited to 1st party titles.
Gifting is available - buy and send code to a friend - and even endorsed by Nintendo.
Purchases are still limited to credit card only. No eShop funds or paypal options.
Would be a great way for a Gaffer in a tax free state to "gift" to other members - members with only paypal and tax savings benefit too.
Gifting is available - buy and send code to a friend - and even endorsed by Nintendo.
Purchases are still limited to credit card only. No eShop funds or paypal options.
Would be a great way for a Gaffer in a tax free state to "gift" to other members - members with only paypal and tax savings benefit too.
You're playing them in the right order. I found Sticker Star's sparseness utterly refreshing after the constant explanation of Dream Team, so much so that the 3DS Paper Mario became my favorite of the series. I'd heard so many negative comments about it, but it does its own thing, and most of all, it doesn't insult your intelligence.
There are
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While we wait until tomorrow, so far this is what we know
Wii U
Affordable Space Adventures
3DS
Pokémon Rumble World
Agreed. I didn't finish a level until I had done it "Perfect". I'm now in the post-game with 8 hours logged. It's a great game.
Wii U
Affordable Space Adventures
3DS
Pokémon Rumble World
Agreed. I didn't finish a level until I had done it "Perfect". I'm now in the post-game with 8 hours logged. It's a great game.
I also only just found out last night that different costumes helped do different things. Ninja made you faster. Wizard gives you extra blocks and Rabbit makes you jump higher. Could have been useful earlier
Even if it was cake, it's really delicious cake.
Robin64
Member
Actually really looking forward to Pokemon Rumble World. It's not just arenas like U, is it? I missed the stages from Blast.
Haha yeah, it is.
Wonder if any reviewers did any of the post-game levels, too.
Haha yeah, it is.
Wonder if any reviewers did any of the post-game levels, too.
thanks for the many recommendations earlier on what books I should read on the History of Nintendo - I finally got down to creating a thread to see what else others have to say.
would love that you guys chime in! - http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=159023497
would love that you guys chime in! - http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=159023497
Yeah it's more like Blast than Rumble U. In fact, from what I've seen, some of the stage layouts and music have been lazily ripped from Rumble Blast.
Simbabbad
Member
I like Box Boy, but up to world 10 at least, I have to agree it's basically a giant tutorial. The difficulty never takes off, even to get the crowns - tons of obvious "I don't have to think at all" puzzles. It's charming, it's clever, but you never really have to think much. Maybe a few levels get hard later, but more than half the game is like this at least.
That's Nintendo in a nutshell, though. Easy to beat, very hard to master.
Robin64
Member
In comparison, though, I played Kalimba on the XB1 this weekend. Another puzzle platformer, but where you control two characters at once. It began to get really hard by just level 3, and by level 5 I felt "done". Like, if that's how it was now, imagine by the end..
Nintendo games let almost anyone beat them, and that's nice. But if you want hard and then just stop there, you're doing it wrong.
Nintendo games let almost anyone beat them, and that's nice. But if you want hard and then just stop there, you're doing it wrong.
Mr. Wonderful
Member
Modern Nintendo.
And classic Nintendo. Mario 64 was easy to beat, difficult to master. Same with Yoshi's Island and a variety of other games.
Plus those were really mostly only hard due to janky NES mechanics
Simbabbad
Member
Except here there isn't much to "master".
Pullblox, Fallblox, some Mini games and in particular Minis on the Move which is IMO a puzzle masterpiece, the Art Style series on DSiWare and WiiWare (some hard games there), etc. - none of these are giant tutorials, except maybe Mini-Land Mayhem.
Box Boy is really unusually easy for Nintendo, you really can't get any easier than "when I think more than 10 seconds, it's a grand maximum".
I'm not even saying it's a bad game, but the reviews were right about that aspect.
TheMoon
Member
If a review claims a Nintendo-published/made game is easy, disregard this review immediately because in 9/10 cases, the reviewer raced through it to see the credits roll ignored half the game.
And that's why you unlock time attack and prepare for the tears to roll.
You'll see
Colonel Mustard
Banned
It's my birthday today and I'm going to download something for myself. What should I get?
Was thinking about The Keep.
Was thinking about The Keep.
Hey, Happy Birthday!
I always think of you as having all of the good eShop games already so I don't know what to recommend
The Keep looks fun! Maybe also look into Bar Adventure Story and SMTIV if you are into oldschool dungeon crawly stuff? (Happy Birthday! Buy yourself a crappy 3DS theme to celebrate too!)
Mighty Milky Way. A planetary puzzle 2D with a great ost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTSAxUehHi0
Congrats!
Colonel Mustard
Banned
Well, never mind! Just walked in to my game too to a handmade card, Metroid Prime Trilogy downloaded to my Wii U, a Gold Mario Amiibo and a GameCube controller adaptor. Best girlfriend ever.
Thanks for the suggestions though!
Thanks for the suggestions though!
Vanillalite
Ask me about the GAF Notebook
I'm in for Pokemon Rumble. I know some might hated the RNG aspect of the last F2P Pokemon game, but it really didn't bother me. I'll be in, and I'm sure my kids will enjoy as well.
Vanillalite
Ask me about the GAF Notebook
Will drop this week!
terrisus
Member
Affordable Space Adventures: Not so Affordable
TheMoon
Member
Nope. Unless one lives in a world where a game being download-only means it can only ever cost a maximum of $14.99.
Vanillalite
Ask me about the GAF Notebook
It's the same argument we've had with a string of $20 releases from Shantae to Ori on all platforms.
While I dislike the idea that everything has to conform to the $10 or $15 mold, I also end up usually passing on games that are $20 out of the gate. To much to play for me especially when I know things will go on sale.
Plus for me personally I find it hard to justify sometimes depending on the game. Torchlight II was $20, but that was a game that you could get 100+ hours with full online co-op. I also hate to use the time/money argument, but I only got so much time to play things with more than enough to play already.
AFS for me personally looks good, but it isn't wowing me. With the extra $5 bump over $15 for many indies it really has to wow me to get in day 1. I take the same approach to most retail games too (Nintendo being an exception seeing as most don't price drop).