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Nintendo Downloads - March 2016

Robin64

Robin64

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"Boasting vastly improved graphics and sounds over the NES original, plus never-before-seen special features, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 will give everyone a chance to relive – or experience anew – a true Miyamoto masterpiece."

Could definitely be talking about the extra levels, there.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
ramparter said:
But whose fault is this? :)
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Not theirs because you didn't have to buy your games again on Wii U after Wii, just upgrade which was a reasonable approach for what you got.



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Nintendo eShop (New 3DS)

Super Metroid (Nintendo, SNES VC) - €7.99/£7.19 (€3.99/£3.59 if you downloaded The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past)
When space pirates snatch the last remaining Metroid, bounty hunter Samus Aran is called back into action! Use new abilities like the Grapple Beam and X-Ray Scope to navigate the massive labyrinths of Planet Zebes, battling enemies and enormous bosses with an arsenal of beams, missiles and bombs. Super Metroid is renowned as one of the greatest 2D action games ever made, and paved the way for the Metroid Prime series with its innovative blend of exploration, action and secrets galore.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Nintendo, SNES VC) - €7.99/£7.19 (€3.99/£3.59 if you downloaded Super Metroid)
On a dark and stormy night, young Link embarks on an adventure he – and you – will never forget! Princess Zelda has been taken prisoner and an evil wizard is attempting to unleash Ganon, the king of darkness. Only Link has the courage to save Hyrule! A Link to the Past is the critically-acclaimed Super NES chapter in the Legend of Zelda saga; famous for its atmospheric graphics and sound, ingenious dungeons, and for introducing now-classic items such as the Hookshot, Pegasus Boots and Master Sword.


Nintendo eShop (Wii U)

Super Mario Advance Special: You can get the third game for Free if you buy two of Super Mario Advance, Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 or Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 with the same NNID until 24/03/2016

Super Mario Advance (Nintendo, GBA VC) - €6.99/£6.29
A popular launch title for the Game Boy Advance, Super Mario Advance features two classic Mario games in one. Super Mario Bros. 2 returns with an enhanced version unique to GBA, with new features not present in the original, and improved graphics and sound. Play as Mario, Luigi, Toad or Peach, and escape the mysterious land of Subcon. Also in spruced-up form is arcade classic Mario Bros.: Mario and Luigi’s first appearance together, featuring fast-paced platforming as you rid the levels of pipe-dwelling critters.

Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Nintendo, GBA VC) - €6.99/£6.29
Mario hasn't even had a chance to savour his victory in the original Super Mario Advance, and already he's back for more in Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2. This game is a perfect recreation of the Super Nintendo™ classic Super Mario World, featuring every last secret exit and all levels of platform-jumping joy. While planning the perfect vacation on Dinosaur Island, things go awry for Mario and Luigi when they learn that Princess Toadstool has once again been kidnapped by the ever-diabolical Bowser. Being chivalrous plumbers, Mario and Luigi set out on a massive adventure to rescue their long-time friend. To reach their goal, they'll have to crush Bowser's Minions and solve some of the most challenging puzzles they've ever faced. Like any Mario game, Super Mario World is crawling with secrets. In addition to hidden blocks and vines within the levels, many levels feature hidden exits which take a lot of exploration to discover. Finding these hidden exits is the only way to explore all of the levels in the game.

Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 (Nintendo, GBA VC) - €6.99/£6.29
Strap yourself into the red or green dungarees of Mario or Luigi as they jump, bounce, slide, fly and swim their way across eight enormous worlds. Their mission? To battle the forces of Bowser and his troublemaking kids, who have turned all the local kings into animals. What makes Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 so special? Is it the pixel-perfect controls? Could it be the superb level design, packed with secrets and surprises? Or maybe it's the cool power-ups like the flying Tanooki Suit, sea-swimming Frog Suit, or the whirlwind-summoning Warp Whistle? Boasting vastly improved graphics and sounds over the NES original, plus never-before-seen special features, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 will give everyone a chance to relive - or experience anew - a true Miyamoto masterpiece.

Steel Rivals (nuGAME) - €6.99/£5.99
STEEL RIVALS is a fighting game for your Wii U. Play single match against another player or AI opponent, win the tournament to unlock new costumes for your characters or play survival mode to get a high score you can show off. With plenty of playable characters, unlockable outfits and stages all in HD quality graphics.

Bird Mania Party (Teyon) - €1.99/£1.79
Take to the bright blue skies and fly the distance! The addictive and upbeat Nintendo 3DS™ hit game is now landing on Wii U! Fly past treetops, bushes and stinging bees and dash for crazy combos. Collect bonuses and unlock achievements to up your score right to the top as you zoom at the speed of lightning to the pumping music! Invite friends and start Bird Mania Party! Team up with your buddy to master a challenge in a co-op mode or race for the top spot on Leaderboards in a competition mode for up to 5 players.

Dreamals (XINESS) - €4.99/£4.49
Having been summoned to a dream world, the three animals embark on an adventure to go back to their world. Each animal can move only in one direction. Combine them wisely to find a path to the key.

Star Ghost (Squarehead Studios) - €8.99/£7.99
Star Ghost is an exciting evolution of the side-scrolling shoot-em-up. Patrol 12 star systems in the most advanced star fighter ever built. Navigate the perilous fragments of exploding planets, survive intense asteroid fields and dogfight with deadly Sentinel ships as you defend against the relentless onslaught of the formidable Metagon empire.We are all counting on you Commander. Its's time to save the human race!

Word Puzzles by POWGI - Demo (Lightwood Games) - Free
Enjoy more great POWGI word puzzles with this bumper collection of six new games! Solve hundreds of pencil-and-paper style puzzles using the stylus and intuitive touch-screen controls. Get extra challenges by touching any amiibo to generate special puzzles, just for you! The puzzles included are: Word Maze, Mixups, One Word, Flowers, Circles and Crossovers. POWGI puzzles are all expertly hand-crafted for your enjoyment and puzzling pleasure!

Special offers
99 Moves (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.49/£1.34 (Ends April 7, normally €2.49/£2.29)
Abyss (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.49/£1.34 (Ends April 7, normally €1.99/£1.79)
Art of Balance (Shin'en Multimedia) - €6.70/£5.36 (Ends March 31, normally €8.99/£7.15)
Jones on Fire (Joindots) - €2.99/£2.29 (Ends March 24, normally €5.99/£4.59)
Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) (E-Line Media) - €4.89/£4.29 (Ends March 23, normally €14.99/£12.99)
Rock 'N Racing Off Road DX (EnjoyUp Games) - €4.95/£4.45 (Ends April 7, normally €7.99/£7.19)
Spy Chameleon (EnjoyUp Games) - €3.99/£3.59 (Ends April 7, normally €4.99/£4.49)
VoxelMaker (Nostatic Software) - €3.59/£2.79 (Ends March 17, normally €4.49/£3.49)


Nintendo eShop (3DS)

Stella Glow (NIS America, available March 11) - €39.99/£34.99
For an entire millennium, the world has been devoid of “song”. Only 5 Witches left in the land are able to use “song magic.” However, Hilda the Witch of Destruction plans to eliminate the other Witches and the world with her curse. Alto and the Regnant Knights must now do all they can to stop Hilda, starting with recruiting the other Witches.

Download code for the theme "Stella Glow: The Witches and Bubu" for Nintendo 3DS included with every purchase.

Word Puzzles by POWGI - Demo (Lightwood Games) - Free
Enjoy more great POWGI word puzzles with this bumper collection of six new games! Solve hundreds of pencil-and-paper style puzzles using the stylus and intuitive touch-screen controls. Get extra challenges by touching any amiibo to generate special puzzles, just for you! The puzzles included are: Word Maze, Mixups, One Word, Flowers, Circles and Crossovers. POWGI puzzles are all expertly hand-crafted for your enjoyment and puzzling pleasure!

Blast 'Em Bunnies (Nnooo) - €4.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Clown Skin Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.29
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Luchador Skin Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.29
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Ninja Skin Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.29
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Urban Army Skin Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.29
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Zombie Skin Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €1.99/£1.29
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Clown Arena Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Luchador Arena Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Ninja Arena Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Urban Army Arena Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Zombie Arena Pack (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: 2x Multiplier (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - Free
Blast 'Em Bunnies: 5x Multiplier (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €4.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: 10x Multiplier (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €9.99/£6.49
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Carrot Rifle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €2.99/£1.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Turnip Mortar (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €4.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Watermelon Machine Gun (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €4.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Runner Bean Laser (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €4.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Clown Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €3.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Luchador Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €3.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Ninja Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €3.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Urban Army Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €3.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Zombie Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €3.99/£2.99
Blast 'Em Bunnies: All Skin & Arena Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €9.99/£6.49
Blast 'Em Bunnies: Mega Bundle (Nnooo, Add-on Content) - €14.99/£9.99
Blast Bunnies and collect coins to upgrade your weapons. Can you defend your burrow from their onslaught? Pick them off using a carrot rifle, pelt their furry hides with the watermelon pip machine gun or wreak havoc with the runner bean laser. Want to destroy as many of them as possible? The turnip mortar will do maximum splash damage. These crafty cottontails come in all shapes and sizes. Some of them can even fly, so you'll need every weapon in your armoury to deal with this barbarous band of bitter bunnies. How they became evil, where they came from and who taught them to fly remains a mystery. But there's no time to ponder these rabbit riddles, just grab your favourite weapon and...Blast 'Em Bunnies! Shoot coins to collect them and then spend them on new weapons, upgrades, ammo types or boost your health! Jump into neat new arenas or customise the bunnies look with DLC arena and skin packs.

Special offers
3D MahJongg (Joindots) - €3.99/ £3.59 (Ends March 24, normally €4.99/£4.49)
Fantasy Pirates (EnjoyUp Games) - €0.99/£0.99 (Ends April 7, normally €4.50/£4.50)
Football Up 3D (EnjoyUp Games) - €1.99/£1.79 (Ends April 7, normally €2.99/£2.36)
Gardenscapes (Joindots) - €5.99/£4.49 (Ends March 24, normally €7.99/£5.99)
Murder on the Titanic (Joindots) - €5.99/£4.49 (Ends March 24, normally €7.99/£5.99)
Rune Factory 4 (XSEED Games) - €19.99/£17.49 (Ends March 17, normally €29.99/£24.99) OMG ITSHAPPENING.GIF
Safari Quest (Joindots) - €4.99/£3.99 (Ends March 24, normally €6.99/£4.99)
Snow Moto Racing 3D (Zordix AB) - €3.99/£3.59 (Ends March 17, normally €7.99/£7.19)
The Delusions of Von Sottendorff and his Square Mind (Delirium Studios) - €7.99/£7.19 (Ends March 24, normally €12.99/£11.69)
The Keep (Cinemax) - €4.99/£4.49 (Ends March 24, normally €9.99/£8.99)
TOYS VS MONSTERS (EnjoyUp Games) - €0.99/£0.99 (Ends April 7, normally €3.99/£3.99)
VAN HELSING SNIPER ZX100 (EnjoyUp Games) - €2.99/£2.99 (Ends April 7, normally €6.66/£6.66)
Darts Up 3D (EnjoyUp Games) - €0.99/£0.89 (Ends April 7, normally €2.99/£2.69)
 
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BooJoh

Member
TheMoon said:
The levels are in the EU ROM anyway.
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Unless the EU version is different than other regions, the e-Reader levels were not in the cart, they were encoded on the e-Reader cards and then saved to the game when scanned in.

Still, I see no reason why they'd leave them out for EU after including them in NA and Japan.
 
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Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
ramparter said:
Nice deal I would buy if I didn't know nintendo would have me buy them again on NX.
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JoeM86 said:
Difference between know and suspect :p
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Ehhh this whole 'Nintendo keeps making me buy the same games' is so overblown.
The Wii was the first console with VC. It's successor allowed you to transfer them across.
The 3DS is the first handheld with VC, it has no successor yet but it's predecessor had DSiWare which, again, you could transfer over to the DSi's successor.
So every digital title you've been able to purchase from Nintendo since 2008 is fully transferable to today's hardware.
They have never not allowed you to do this... and yet people are so convinced their games won't transfer to the NX.
There's no precedent for this whatsoever and in-fact all evidence points to the contrary.
I'm very confident that you WILL be able to transfer all VC purchases to NX, especially as both Wii U and 3DS use NNID which has now become a facet of the NX's Nintendo Account.

As for the thorny issue of cross-buy... well consoles and handhelds are separate entity's with separate digital libraries, pricing schemes and, previously, account systems.
We've never had cross-buy since the Wii U launched, they were never going to suddenly reverse this now... unfortunately.
 
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YianGaruga

Banned
TheMoon said:
Rune Factory 4 (XSEED Games) - €19.99/£17.49 (Ends March 17, normally €29.99/£24.99) OMG ITSHAPPENING.GIF
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For real, the only reason I was looking forward to eshop news every monday was seeing this at some point. Fucking finally.

I just came back from buying a 25€ eshop card, should have gotten 50€ D:
 
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redlemon

Member
TheMoon said:
Rune Factory 4 (XSEED Games) - €19.99/£17.49 (Ends March 17, normally €29.99/£24.99) OMG ITSHAPPENING.GIF
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I guess I'm finally updating my 3DS. Is it okay to just jump into this one without playing the others?

Also NISA please put your EU 3DS games on sale.
 
A

Amalthea

Banned
Super Metroid on 3DS is kinda big since it never got a GBA port unlike most of the other important 1st party SNES games except Mario Kart and F-Zero.

So if the EU discount for the first batch only ends on th 10th at midnight, would it technically be possible to buy Metroid and get Earthbound half-off from that?
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
Tizoc said:
Remind me if rune factory 4 is any good?
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We're excited about a bad game. :p

Amalthea said:
Super Metroid on 3DS is kinda big since it never got a GBA port unlike most of the other important 1st party SNES games except Mario Kart and F-Zero.

So if the EU discount for the first batch only ends on th 10th at midnight, would it technically be possible to buy Metroid and get Earthbound half-off from that?
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You're free to try but the deal comes in specific pairs.

Game ID 12345 discount is tagged to game ID 67890.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
cw_sasuke said:
Both for 12€ too... Hard to say no.
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Right, this week actually has the best deal out of all of them for Europeans. Two SNES games for 12€ and both in 60Hz which you couldn't get before on PAL VC and portable. DKC2 week comes close. Everything else we already got in a way.
 
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tryagainlater

Member
I played the Hyrule Warriors demo on the 3DS which I was surprised by how much I enjoyed. I won't be getting the 3DS version but I'm curious about the Wii U version now. I really never liked those Warriors games so I don't know whether I'll get much mileage out of it though. Anyone here really like Hyrule Warriors while disliking other games in the series? It's a shame it's hard to find Wii U games cheaper because I would be less cautious otherwise.

I was also just checking out Rune Factory 4 last night. Maybe it's time to jump on it even though I know jack shit about it :p
 
C

Chopper

Member
I'm very happy with the batch of SNES titles that have been announced for EU, but I'm gonna need Super Mario RPG too I'm afraid NOE.
 
D

daydream

Banned
tryagainlater said:
I played the Hyrule Warriors demo on the 3DS which I was surprised by how much I enjoyed. I won't be getting the 3DS version but I'm curious about the Wii U version now. I really never liked those Warriors games so I don't know whether I'll get much mileage out of it though. Anyone here really like Hyrule Warriors while disliking other games in the series? It's a shame it's hard to find Wii U games cheaper because I would be less cautious otherwise.

I was also just checking out Rune Factory 4 last night. Maybe it's time to jump on it even though I know jack shit about it :p
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hyrule warriors is the first musou i got into, spent well over 100h on it and still got wayyys to go in terms of doing everything. really fun game

the 3ds version seems utterly superfluous to me
 
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YianGaruga

Banned
I didn't follow the SNES VC so far so from the already released games I need on 3DS asap

Kirby Super Star
Secret of Mana

The holy grail for me would be Lufia II or Terranigma

I can't believe they put up the GBC Lufia but not the SNES ones
 
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Rizzi

Member
YianGaruga said:
I didn't follow the SNES VC so far so from the already released games I need on 3DS asap

Kirby Super Star
Secret of Mana

The holy grail for me would be Lufia II or Terranigma

I can't believe they put up the GBC Lufia but not the SNES ones
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I like you.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
YianGaruga said:
I didn't follow the SNES VC so far so from the already released games I need on 3DS asap

Kirby Super Star
Secret of Mana

The holy grail for me would be Lufia II or Terranigma

I can't believe they put up the GBC Lufia but not the SNES ones
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The only one you'll get is Kirby Super Star, sadly.

Secret of Mana has a mild chance since that came out on Wii VC and Square has shown a sign of life with FF Tactics Advance recently.

Lufia is weird maybe because Natsume only ever published the GBC game and Lufia II's US version while they never touched any of the other games or territories (Lufia 2 was a NOE job and Lufia GBA was Atlus) so maybe there's some legal nonsense going on with those.
 
Simbabbad

Simbabbad

Member
Shahadan said:
Tizoc said:
Remind me if rune factory 4 is any good?
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Apparently it is. It's so ugly though.
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How is the 3D? Does it improve the game's appearance and readability?

Also:

Simbabbad said:
Can someone here tell me how the European version Aban Hawkins & the 1001 SPIKES runs on 3DS? I heard so much horror stories between bugs and lousy "patches" about this game that I lost track if this version runs as it should or not? I already have it on Steam, but I'd like it on portable.
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Y

YianGaruga

Banned
TheMoon said:
The only one you'll get is Kirby Super Star, sadly.

Secret of Mana has a mild chance since that came out on Wii VC and Square has shown a sign of life with FF Tactics Advance recently.

Lufia is weird maybe because Natsume only ever published the GBC game and Lufia II's US version while they never touched any of the other games or territories (Lufia 2 was a NOE job and Lufia GBA was Atlus) so maybe there's some legal nonsense going on with those.
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I don't like your depressingly realistic outlook :p But that's why I said holy grail.

I've spent enough after the wave of launch games anyway, I'll take what I can get and continue to hope for the best. Since Lufia was Nintendo I thought the chances wouldn't be terrible, I hope the license isn't in limbo somewhere.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
YianGaruga said:
I don't like your depressingly realistic outlook :p But that's why I said holy grail.

I've spent enough after the wave of launch games anyway, I'll take what I can get and continue to hope for the best. Since Lufia was Nintendo I thought the chances wouldn't be terrible, I hope the license isn't in limbo somewhere.
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I would assume all those NOE-localizations reverted back to their original IP owners after a while (like Square putting out Secret of Mana and Mystic Quest Legend on Wii VC). So whoever has the Lufia 2 keys now has the power. You'd think Natsume would be it. But seeing how they tried to sell that "Ninty is done with SNES games" stuff, I have no faith anything's gonna move there.

Clearly the game you're gonna pick from their line-up would be Lufia 2 but here we are. :(
 
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BooJoh

Member
Simbabbad said:
Can someone here tell me how the European version Aban Hawkins & the 1001 SPIKES runs on 3DS? I heard so much horror stories between bugs and lousy "patches" about this game that I lost track if this version runs as it should or not? I already have it on Steam, but I'd like it on portable.
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I don't know if the EU version is any different from the NA version, but the game runs fine for me. It can be a little shimmery when it scrolls and the 3D effect can give away some trap locations, but I think they fixed the one crash that it used to have and I've had a blast with the game.
 
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octopiggy

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Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
I hope it's true! Releasing Dragon Quest 1+2 and 3 in the run-up to us finally getting 7 and 8 would be amazing!

I never really delved too deeply into the Wii's VC so I'll potentially be buying a lot of these 3DS SNES releases.
 
TheMoon

TheMoon

Member
Jo Shishido's Cheeks said:
I hope it's true! Releasing Dragon Quest 1+2 and 3 in the run-up to us finally getting 7 and 8 would be amazing!

I never really delved too deeply into the Wii's VC so I'll potentially be buying a lot[/] of these 3DS SNES releases.
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Well, 1-3 wouldn't leave Japan, obviously. (a shame, S-E never bothered to put out the GB versions on VC that did get a localization ...)
 
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Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
TheMoon said:
Well, 1-3 wouldn't leave Japan, obviously. (a shame, S-E never bothered to put out the GB versions on VC that did get a localization ...)
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Considering I've actually been trying to buy the GBC copies for a little while I realllllllyyyy should've known that!
I'm tired and easily prone to excitement, ignore me :)
 
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Chopper

Member
Just played the Yokai Watch demo. What a pleasant surprise! I really knew nothing about this game, but it is now officially on my radar. The battle system is very odd, but alot of fun. I can see myself spending alot of time seeking out those little Yokai in the future. Game's gorgeous too.
 
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Jo Shishido's Cheeks

Member
Chopper said:
Just played the Yokai Watch demo. What a pleasant surprise! I really knew nothing about this game, but it is now officially on my radar. The battle system is very odd, but alot of fun. I can see myself spending alot of time seeking out those little Yokai in the future. Game's gorgeous too.
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It's Level-5, expect nothing less.
I really liked the demo too, pre-ordered the game after finishing it actually. Really looking forward to it.
I need to pick up Little Battlers Experience at some point too.
 
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BooJoh

Member
TheMoon said:
Well, 1-3 wouldn't leave Japan, obviously. (a shame, S-E never bothered to put out the GB versions on VC that did get a localization ...)
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Has S-E put out any Enix games on VC other than Actraiser? I'm still waiting for E.V.O. or any DQ games at all.
 
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KingWool

Banned
Japan gets Game & Watch Gallery 4!!!!!!

Wii U Virtual Console

Game & Watch Gallery 4 (GBA, 702 yen)
Densetsu no Stafy 2 (GBA, 702 yen)
 
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Conrad Link

Member
lol if Nintendo somehow manage to leave out the e-reader levels in the PAL release of Super Mario Advance 4.... oh man, the rage would be so real. >:|
 
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