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Nintendo Downloads - January 2016

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Wii U | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos



  • A World of Keflings (NinjaBee | Demo)
  • Cube Life: Island Survival (Cypronia | Demo)
  • SDK Spriter (HullBreach Studios | Demo)

Wii U | Virtual Console and Wii Software



Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos



  • The Magic Hammer (Wobbly Tooth Games | Demo) Latest Release!
  • The Keep (Cinemax | Demo)

Nintendo DSi | DSiWare

  • Crazy Train (Floor 84 Studio | 200 Nintendo Points) Latest Release!

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Wii U | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos

  • Shadow Puppeteer (Snow Cannon | €14.99 | £13.49) Latest Release!
  • Level 22 (Moving Player | €6.99 | £6.29) Latest Release!
  • PictoParty (Retroid Interactive | €7.99 | £7.00) Latest Release!
  • Word Puzzles by Powgi (Lightwood Games | €8.99 | £7.99) Latest Release!
  • Adventures of Pip (Tic Toc Games | €13.06 | £11.79)
  • Life of Pixel (Super Icon | €9.99) *Only Germany*
  • Temple of Yog (Chudchud Ind. | €5.99 | £3.99)
  • Canvaleon (OXiAB Game Studio | €9.95) *Only Germany*
  • ZaciSa: Defense of the Crayon Dimensions! (ZeNfA Productions | $TBD) *Only Australia/NZ*


  • Skylanders SuperChargers (Activision)
    Boost Kit (€1.99 | £1.59)
    Super Kit (€4.99 | £3.99)
    Mega Kit (€9.99 | £7.99)

  • Cube Life: Island Survival (Cypronia | Demo) Latest Release!

Wii U | Virtual Console and Wii Software



Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos

  • Family Fishing (Aksys Games | €5.48 | £3.98) Latest Release!
  • Runny Egg (Tom Create | €1.99 | £1.79) Latest Release!
  • Word Puzzles by Powgi (Lightwood Games | €8.99 | £7.99) Latest Release!
  • Epic Word Search Collection (Lightwood Games | €7.99) *Only Germany* Latest Release!
  • Radiohammer (Aksys Games | €5.48 | £3.98)
  • Moco Moco Friends (Aksys Games | €36.50 | £26.98)
  • Goosebumps: The Game (GameMill | €24.99 | £19.99)
  • RV-7: MY Drone (EnjoyUp Games | €1.99 | £1.99)


  • Nintendo presents: New Style Boutique 2 (Nintendo)
    Fashion Forward: Peach's Yukata (Nintendo | Free)
    Fashion Forward: Rosalina's Yukata (Nintendo | Free)

  • Project X Zone 2 (Bandai Namco Games | Demo)
  • Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight (NIS America | Demo)
  • The Legend of Legacy (NIS America | Demo)

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Wii U | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos



Wii U | Virtual Console and Wii Software


Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos


 
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Wii U | eShop Original Software

  • Runbow is 25 percent off (reduced from $14.99 to $11.25) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • Blocky Bot and Paper Monsters Recut are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 21.
  • GravBlocks+ is more than 70 percent off (reduced from $3.49 to $0.99) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 21.
  • Maximum Games are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Feb. 1.
  • Rock Zombie, Unepic and more from EnjoyUp Games are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Feb. 4.

Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software

  • 2 Fast 4 Gnomz, AiRace Speed and more from Qubic Games are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • Glory of Generals, Parking Star 3D and more games from Circle Ent. are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • League of Heroes, Monster Shooter and more games from Gamelion Studios are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • Real Heroes Firefighter 3D is 50 percent off (reduced from $9.99 to $4.99) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • Aqua Moto Racing 3D is 50 percent off (reduced from $7.99 to $3.99) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 14.
  • Nano Assault EX is 25 percent off (reduced from $9.99 to $7.49) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 21.
  • Castle Conqueror Defender, Demon King Box and more games from Circle Entertainment are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 21.
  • Glory of Generals The Pacific is more than 40 percent off (reduced from $6.99 to $3.99) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 28.
  • Quell Memento is 30 percent off (reduced from $3.99 to $2.79) until 8:59 a.m. PT on Jan. 28.
  • Puzzler World 2013, Atlantic Quest and more from Maximum Games are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Feb. 1.
  • Disney Frozen: Olaf’s Quest, Big Hero 6: Battle in the Bay and more games from GameMill Entertainment are on sale until 8:59 a.m. PT on Feb. 8.

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Wii U | eShop Original Software

  • TNT Racers – Nitro Machines Edition, Keen Games – £4.49 (€4.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £6.99 (€7.99)
  • Toto Temple Deluxe (Juicy Beast Studio) - €5.29 (Ends January 20, normally €8.99)
  • Blocky Bot (Mobot Studios) - €1.29 (Ends January 21, normally €2.69)
  • Paper Monsters Recut (Mobot Studios) - €3.19 (Ends January 21, normally €6.49)
  • 99 Moves (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.49 (Ends January 28, normally €2.49)
  • Abyss (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.49 (Ends January 28, normally €1.99)

Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software

  • Aqua Moto Racing 3D (Zordix AB) - €3.99 (Ends January 14, normally €7.99)
  • Fairune, CIRCLE Entertainment – £1.59 (€1.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £2.39 (€2.99)
  • Glory of Generals, CIRCLE Entertainment – £3.19 (€3.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £7.99 (€9.99)
  • Parking Star 3D, CIRCLE Entertainment – £1.69 (€1.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £2.49 (€2.99)
  • Quell Reflect, CIRCLE Entertainment – £2.20 (€2.79) until 14th January 2016 normally £3.19 (€3.99)
  • Samurai Defender, CIRCLE Entertainment – £1.59 (€1.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £2.39 (€2.99)
  • Swords & Soldiers 3D, CIRCLE Entertainment – £3.29 (€3.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £5.59 (€6.99)
  • Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D Download Version (Zordix AB) - €4.99 (Ends January 14, normally €9.99)
  • 10-in-1: Arcade Collection (Gamelion) - €0.99/£0.89 (Ends January 15, normally €1.99/£1.79)
  • Crazy Kangaroo (Gamelion) - €0.99/£0.89 (Ends January 15, normally €1.99/£1.89)
  • Hazumi (Gamelion) - €1.29/£0.99 (Ends January 15, normally €2.69/£1.99)
  • Monster Shooter (Gamelion) - €1.99/£1.60 (Ends January 15, normally €4.00/£3.20)
  • Pick-A-Gem (Gamelion) - €1.49/£1.29 (Ends January 15, normally €2.99/£2.69)
  • PIX3D (Gamelion) - €1.99/£1.79 (Ends January 15, normally €3.99/£3.59)
  • Rage of the Gladiator (Gamelion) - €3.49/£3.09 (Ends January 15, normally €6.99/£6.29)
  • 2 Fast 4 Gnomz, QubicGames – £2.69 (€2.99) until 21st January 2016, normally £4.49 (€4.99)
  • AiRace Speed, QubicGames – £2.10 (€2.39) until 21st January 2016, normally £3.10 (€3.49)
  • AiRace Xeno, QubicGames – £1.59 (€1.69) until 21st January 2016, normally £2.29 (€2.49)
  • Castle Conqueror Defender (CIRCLE Ent.) - €3.49 (Ends January 21, normally €4.99)
  • Castle Conqueror EX (CIRCLE Ent.) - €2.99 (Ends January 21, normally €3.99)
  • Demon King Box (CIRCLE Ent.) - €2.99 (Ends January 21, normally €3.99)
  • European Conqueror 3D (CIRCLE Ent.) - €2.99 (Ends January 21, normally €3.99)
  • Nano Assault EX (Shin'en Multimedia) - €7.49 (Ends January 21, normally €9.99)
  • Tappingo (CIRCLE Ent.) - €1.99 (Ends January 21, normally €2.99)
  • Football Up 3D (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.99 (Ends January 28, normally €2.99)
  • Quell Momento (CIRCLE Ent.) - €2.99 (Ends January 28, normally €3.99)
  • Tappingo 2 (CIRCLE Ent.) - €1.99 (Ends January 28, normally €2.99)
 
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tolkir

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Archive of 2015

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Ondore

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Pizza delivery for... I. C. Weiner?

/noisemaker

Happy New Year all, and here's hoping we all have to expand storage again in 2016.
 
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Conrad Link

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I just got engaged so my gaming $$ for spending is gonna be considerably lower this year, but man I'm really excited for Final Fantasy Explorers!

2016 should bring us some answers regarding just what the heck NX is gonna be too lol.
 
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zroid

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Conrad Link said:
I just got engaged so my gaming $$ for spending is gonna be considerably lower this year, but man I'm really excited for Final Fantasy Explorers!

2016 should bring us some answers regarding just what the heck NX is gonna be too lol.
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Congrats!
 
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jholmes

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My New Year's resolution is to buy some good Virtual Console games from Nintendo of America.

Seriously though, looking forward to a good 2016! Some really good indies should drop this year.
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

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So, random shower thought, I think I just had some insight about why Microsoft probably did the forced bundle thing with Minecraft.

So I remembered someone mentioning how there was a $30 bundle option available on other consoles alongside the standard $20 release. I looked those up, and saw that they seemed largely similar to the $30 Wii U edition. What I realized is that Microsoft is actually unable to do the same bundle setup on Wii U due to the way the eShop is set up.

See, back when Guitar Hero and Rock Band were first implementing DLC on the Wii, one of the big sticking points was that there would be no bundles, since duplicate content was strictly forbidden under Nintendo's policies. Eventually they found a workaround (having the bundles be meta-DLC which included the standalone versions) and Nintendo appears to have been satisfied enough with that solution that they actually made it official on Wii U and 3DS.

However, Minecraft can't do that, since it is bundling DLC with a game, rather than DLC with other DLC. So Microsoft was forced to make a choice between only selling the standalone game or only selling the bundle and, for whatever reason, they chose the bundle.
 
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Pokemaniac said:
So, random shower thought, I think I just had some insight about why Microsoft probably did the forced bundle thing with Minecraft.

So I remembered someone mentioning how there was a $30 bundle option available on other consoles alongside the standard $20 release. I looked those up, and saw that they seemed largely similar to the $30 Wii U edition. What I realized is that Microsoft is actually unable to do the same bundle setup on Wii U due to the way the eShop is set up.

See, back when Guitar Hero and Rock Band were first implementing DLC on the Wii, one of the big sticking points was that there would be no bundles, since duplicate content was strictly forbidden under Nintendo's policies. Eventually they found a workaround (having the bundles be meta-DLC which included the standalone versions) and Nintendo appears to have been satisfied enough with that solution that they actually made it official on Wii U and 3DS.

However, Minecraft can't do that, since it is bundling DLC with a game, rather than DLC with other DLC. So Microsoft was forced to make a choice between only selling the standalone game or only selling the bundle and, for whatever reason, they chose the bundle.
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You can buy Smash DLC standalone or in a bundle, same for Hyrule Warriors and Mario Kart 8. Sure, none of this games are pure 3rd party but it would be really weird of Nintendo to prevent only 3rd parties from doing bundles.

Maybe MS wanted to get the game out asap and Nintendo's certification process seemed too slow, so they bundled everything in to only have to pass certification once instead of submitting each individual piece of DLC separately.

EDIT: Missed your last sentence. Yes, game+dlc is a different situation. They should have just sold the game + DLC bundle separately.
 
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PtM

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MS just want the desperates' money, maybe for quickly or safely getting dev costs back in, and the included DLC is to justify the price.

On another note, holy shit is The Swindle fun! I'll even forgive the freeze.

Oh and Happy New Year.
 
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BooJoh

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Interestingly, you can buy NSMBU+NSLU if you already own NSMBU disc+NSLU DLC, but you can't buy NSMBU digital without NSLU. I'm not sure if it was ever available digitally or if it would even make a price difference though.
 
TheMoon

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BooJoh said:
Interestingly, you can buy NSMBU+NSLU if you already own NSMBU disc+NSLU DLC, but you can't buy NSMBU digital without NSLU. I'm not sure if it was ever available digitally or if it would even make a price difference though.
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It's literally a different game SKU in their system. Makes no sense from our perspective but that's just how it works^^
 
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MissileTrick

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Happy new year guys, time really does fly by so fast.

Looking forward to Paper Jam this month and some eshop surprise goodness.

Might even try to get Final Fantasy Explorers.
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

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BooJoh said:
Interestingly, you can buy NSMBU+NSLU if you already own NSMBU disc+NSLU DLC, but you can't buy NSMBU digital without NSLU. I'm not sure if it was ever available digitally or if it would even make a price difference though.
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New Super Mario Bros U was delisted the second the bundle was made available. It's still in the system, you just can't get it if you don't already have it.
 
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whiterabbit

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Happy new year !

Thanks for the tips in last month's thread. I set up my Wii on the HDTV and my mom let me use her credit card for Wii Points.

Mega Man 9 is super hard though. I'm hoping 10 is easier. The music in 9 is pretty good though.
 
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Man God

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whiterabbit said:
Happy new year !

Thanks for the tips in last month's thread. I set up my Wii on the HDTV and my mom let me use her credit card for Wii Points.

Mega Man 9 is super hard though. I'm hoping 10 is easier. The music in 9 is pretty good though.
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10 literally has an insulting baby mode.
 
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Man God

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whiterabbit said:
Easy mode, I hear. I will probably play on it for the first time at least. I tend to play games on the easiest difficulty, because I am a baby. Lol
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There's no shame in your game unless you take it as shame.

It's stupid easy though! The game is maybe slightly less difficult than 9 on normal. Bass also makes the game easier.
 
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whiterabbit

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Man God said:
There's no shame in your game unless you take it as shame.

It's stupid easy though! The game is maybe slightly less difficult than 9 on normal. Bass also makes the game easier.
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OK. Well, "stupid hard" came to mind when playing 9 for the first time. I'd rather have stupid easy than stupid hard...

There were some moving platforms that disappear with spikes under them, I died there two or three times. In Splash Woman's stage, I think. I heard you could start there.

Edit: I beat Gravity Man! Yay.
 
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RedToad64

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I'm still surprised at the lack of Super Mario RPG in North America.

In fact, I wonder how NoA handles the Virtual Console service. Do they have a dedicated team that plans out the releases? Or do they put out the games immediately after they test them? Do they look at sales data from the Wii Shop when selecting games?

Perhaps they simply forget about certain titles sometimes? Maybe they could have finished a title or two and forgot to push them out.

It's something odd to think about.
 
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Dagobert Duck

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So will US And Europe get super Mario Advanced 4 super Mario Bros 3 with e-Reader Levels just like Japan gets? I sure Hope so Cause i really want to Play those Levels :)
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

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RedToad64 said:
I'm still surprised at the lack of Super Mario RPG in North America.

In fact, I wonder how NoA handles the Virtual Console service. Do they have a dedicated team that plans out the releases? Or do they put out the games immediately after they test them? Do they look at sales data from the Wii Shop when selecting games?

Perhaps they simply forget about certain titles sometimes? Maybe they could have finished a title or two and forgot to push them out.

It's something odd to think about.
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We do have some cases where NoA clearly held back certain games to use as special releases. Most notably Super Mario Bros 3.
 
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LuigiBlood

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For me, the highlight here is Super Mario Advance 4 release with all the e-Reader levels. All 38 levels are present including the rare level "Mad Dash" (unofficial name).

They even hacked the game to make all the levels present at once (there was a limit of 32 playable levels, up to 72 records total). Gotta love the efforts!

If they know how to hack Super Mario Advance 4, they should know how to mess with the US and Europe versions (which contains World-e, even if inaccessible by default).
Here's a video of World-e in french from Europe version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1NiB-9Y12Y
 
TheMoon

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LuigiBlood said:
For me, the highlight here is Super Mario Advance 4 release with all the e-Reader levels. All 38 levels are present including the rare level "Mad Dash" (unofficial name).

They even hacked the game to make all the levels present at once (there was a limit of 32 playable levels, up to 72 records total). Gotta love the efforts!

If they know how to hack Super Mario Advance 4, they should know how to mess with the US and Europe versions (which contains World-e, even if inaccessible by default).
Here's a video of World-e in french from Europe version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1NiB-9Y12Y
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I linked to that in last month's thread, yea.

The only problem is, they haven't brought any of the SMAdvance games to EU at all yet -.-

And of course they know how to :)
They've been playing with the roms to add stuff for a while (like adding the WFC-only items in Fire Emblem Shadow Dragon's VC version and stuff).
 
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LuigiBlood

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They brought Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island in Europe.

And the problem is that they know to hax, but they don't always do that.
Though lately, with Mega Man Battle Network and Medabots, they gave us access to what is usually Japan or promotional only content, and I mean in both US and Europe.
 
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Very happy about both 1080 and Wave Race being brought back for Europe and this time the American releases! Just wondering however do the games still suffer from that dark screen? Wave Race trailer is a bit darker, but 1080 seems uneffected...
 
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maxcriden

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Ladekabel said:
Happy New Year, NintenGAF!

It's 2016. Where are ma NX infos, Nintendo?
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I think we should be getting quarter results soon, no? End of the month. I'd expect a strong hint about a reveal timeline at that point. Then a full reveal by April (the only month with a 🐒 in it) at the latest.
 
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maxcriden said:
I think we should be getting quarter results soon, no? End of the month. I'd expect a strong hint about a reveal timeline at that point. Then a full reveal by April (the only month with a 🐒 in it) at the latest.
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Feb. 2, 2016 Third Quarter Earnings Release [Scheduled]

-shadow- said:
Very happy about both 1080 and Wave Race being brought back for Europe and this time the American releases! Just wondering however do the games still suffer from that dark screen? Wave Race trailer is a bit darker, but 1080 seems uneffected...
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I addressed this at the end of the December thread. Albeit with some confusion (read: stupidity on my part):

http://neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=190870154&postcount=606
 
Pokemaniac

Pokemaniac

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Ladekabel said:
Happy New Year, NintenGAF!

It's 2016. Where are ma NX infos, Nintendo?
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Nintendo does have a bit of a habit of making major announcements in January. I don't know if we'll get a big January blowout this year, but, the very least, they'll probably say something before GDC. Stuff will start leaking around then anyway, plus major portions of Nintendo's new online services are supposed to launch around then.
 
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Agent Unknown

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whiterabbit said:
Happy new year !

Thanks for the tips in last month's thread. I set up my Wii on the HDTV and my mom let me use her credit card for Wii Points.

Mega Man 9 is super hard though. I'm hoping 10 is easier. The music in 9 is pretty good though.
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Mega Man 9 and 10 are both fantastic sequels. It's like getting two amazing, brand new Capcom NES games loaded with extra features, enjoy!

It's sad to think how much things have changed since 2008/09 with certain companies. We were getting brand new "8-bit" Mega Man games, Konami was still doing cool stuff like the Rebirth series on Wii Ware, 7 years later and Capcom has buried Mega Man and Konami....yeah, 'nuff said. :(
 
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whiterabbit

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Agent Unknown said:
Mega Man 9 and 10 are both fantastic sequels. It's like getting two amazing, brand new Capcom NES games loaded with extra features, enjoy!

It's sad to think how much things have changed since 2008/09 with certain companies. We were getting brand new "8-bit" Mega Man games, Konami was still doing cool stuff like the Rebirth series on Wii Ware, 7 years later and Capcom has buried Mega Man and Konami....yeah, 'nuff said. :(
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Yeah, I liked Mega Man 10 a lot! I beat it on easy mode, which was definitely pretty easy compared to 9 at least. 9 is super hard. It's one of the hardest in the series in my opinion. I'll try to beat 10 on normal mode later.

I think technology moves on too fast. The Wii got replaced by the WiiU pretty quickly (at least that's the way it seems). I know it's not unusual, but it still seems fast. However, I am excited to hear more about the NX.

Mega Man isn't entirely dead... I will defend this. There's the Legacy Collection which people stream on twitch.tv and that is releasing on the 3DS in February. I'm excited about it even though I've played 1-6 several times. It just seems like a cool package, so I hope it's good on 3DS.

I never played any of the Konami Rebirth games but I have played Castlevania, Contra, and Gradius games before. I would only be really interested in them if I found out that they're not terribly hard...
 
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Refyref

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whiterabbit said:
Yeah, I liked Mega Man 10 a lot! I beat it on easy mode, which was definitely pretty easy compared to 9 at least. 9 is super hard. It's one of the hardest in the series in my opinion. I'll try to beat 10 on normal mode later.

I think technology moves on too fast. The Wii got replaced by the WiiU pretty quickly (at least that's the way it seems). I know it's not unusual, but it still seems fast. However, I am excited to hear more about the NX.

Mega Man isn't entirely dead... I will defend this. There's the Legacy Collection which people stream on twitch.tv and that is releasing on the 3DS in February. I'm excited about it even though I've played 1-6 several times. It just seems like a cool package, so I hope it's good on 3DS.

I never played any of the Konami Rebirth games but I have played Castlevania, Contra, and Gradius games before. I would only be really interested in them if I found out that they're not terribly hard...
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9 relies on bottomless pits and insta-kill traps way too much. Part of the reason why I like 10 more.

I wish there were 3DS ports of MM9/10 and the ReBirth games. Or more ReBirth games, at least.
 
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Camjo-Z

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Happy Late New Year fellow Nintendo Downloaders!

So I can confirm that KORG DSN-12 is the shit and well worth the money. I've already created some "phat loops" and "sick beats" that will make you want to "get down". I would definitely recommend M01D to any casual/first time users though, it's much easier to get into than the former.
 
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Agent Unknown

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whiterabbit said:
Yeah, I liked Mega Man 10 a lot! I beat it on easy mode, which was definitely pretty easy compared to 9 at least. 9 is super hard. It's one of the hardest in the series in my opinion. I'll try to beat 10 on normal mode later.

I think technology moves on too fast. The Wii got replaced by the WiiU pretty quickly (at least that's the way it seems). I know it's not unusual, but it still seems fast. However, I am excited to hear more about the NX.

Mega Man isn't entirely dead... I will defend this. There's the Legacy Collection which people stream on twitch.tv and that is releasing on the 3DS in February. I'm excited about it even though I've played 1-6 several times. It just seems like a cool package, so I hope it's good on 3DS.

I never played any of the Konami Rebirth games but I have played Castlevania, Contra, and Gradius games before. I would only be really interested in them if I found out that they're not terribly hard...
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I agree the NX seems to arriving "too soon" (assuming it releases in 2016) but Nintendo has little choice given how badly the Wii U has done.

I don't own Castlevania Rebirth, but I do own Gradius Rebirth and Contra Rebirth. They are tough but not frustrating, definitely give them a try. I would buy Gradius first to give you an idea of what they're like. They were made for Konami by M2, aka the greatest old school porting and emulation experts known to man.
 
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Phoenixus

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I do wonder if we'll get NX news before E3. Maybe a Nintendo event to show off the console beforehand and a big games blowout at the expo itself.
 
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