Where's my neo turf masters?
It's up in EU.
Where's my neo turf masters?
3DS-Download-Software:
- Bye-Bye BoxBoy (4,99 Euro)
- SubaraCity (3,99 Euro)
- Sudoku Party (5 Euro)
Demos:
- Plantera
Discounts:
- Aqua Moto Racing 3D (Bis 30. März: 5,99 Euro statt 7,99 Euro)
- Attack of the Friday Monsters: A Tokyo Tale (Bis 6. April: 3,99 Euro statt 7,99 Euro)
- Colors! 3D (Bis 6. April: 2,99 Euro statt 5,99 Euro)
- Corpse Party (Bis 31. März: 19,49 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- Crimson Shroud (Bis 6. April: 3,99 Euro statt 7,99 Euro)
- EDGE (Bis 6. April: 67 Cent statt 1,99 Euro)
- Epic Word Search Holiday Special (Bis 20. April: 3,99 Euro statt 7,99 Euro)
- escapeVektor (Bis 6. April: 3,49 Euro statt 6,99 Euro)
- Fantasy Pirates (Bis 20. April: 1,35 Euro statt 4,50 Euro)
- Funfair Party Games (Bis 6. April: 5,59 Euro statt 6,99 Euro)
- Gunman Clive (Bis 6. April: 99 Cent statt 1,99 Euro)
- Gunman Clive 2 (Bis 6. April: 1,49 Euro statt 2,99 Euro)
- Jewel Match 3 (Bis 6. April: 5,59 Euro statt 6,99 Euro)
- KORG DSN-12 (Bis 6. April: 14,99 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- Mutant Mudds (Bis 6. April: 6,29 Euro statt 8,99 Euro)
- Nano Assault EX (Bis 6. April: 6,99 Euro statt 9,99 Euro)
- OlliOlli (Bis 6. April: 1,99 Euro statt 9,99 Euro)
- Pazuru (Bis 6. April: 2,99 Euro statt 5,99 Euro)
- Picross e7 (Bis 6. April: 3,50 Euro statt 5 Euro)
- Retro City Rampage DX (Bis 6. April: 4,49 Euro statt 8,99 Euro)
- Rune Factory 4 (Bis 31. März: 19,49 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- RV-7 My Drone (Bis 20. April: 89 Cent statt 2,99 Euro)
- Severed (Bis 6. April: 7,49 Euro statt 14,99 Euro)
- Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (Bis 6. April: 12,74 Euro statt 16,99 Euro)
- Siesta Fiesta (Bis 6. April: 1,12 Euro statt 4,49 Euro)
- SteamWorld Dig (Bis 6. April: 3,59 Euro statt 8,99 Euro)
- SteamWorld Heist (Bis 6. April: 7,49 Euro statt 14,99 Euro)
- Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo (Bis 6. April: 2,49 Euro statt 4,99 Euro)
- Tappingo (Bis 6. April: 1,99 Euro statt 2,99 Euro)
- The Legend of Dark Witch (Bis 13. April: 2,99 Euro statt 3,99 Euro)
- Toki Tori 3D (Bis 6. April: 67 Cent statt 1,99 Euro)
- Touch Battle Tank: Tag Combat (Bis 13. April: 2,99 Euro statt 3,99 Euro)
- Toys vs. Monsters (Bis 20. April: 1,19 Euro statt 3,99 Euro)
- Van Helsing: Sniper ZX100 (Bis 20. April: 1,99 Euro statt 6,66 Euro)
- Weapon Shop de Omasse (Bis 6. April: 3,99 Euro statt 7,99 Euro)
- Witch & Hero (Bis 13. April: 2,99 Euro statt 3,99 Euro)
- Witch & Hero 2 (Bis 13. April: 2,99 Euro statt 3,99 Euro)
- Xeodrifter (Bis 6. April: 6,29 Euro statt 8,99 Euro)
- Mega Man Legacy Collection (Bis 6. April: 7,90 Euro statt 14,99 Euro)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies (Bis 6. April: 9,99 Euro statt 24,99 Euro)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice (Bis 6. April: 19,99 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (Bis 6. April: 14,99 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- Resident Evil: Revelations (Bis 6. April: 8,99 Euro statt 29,99 Euro)
- Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (Bis 6. April: 3,99 Euro statt 9,99 Euro)
- Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition (Bis 6. April: 7,99 Euro statt 19,99 Euro)
Lego City Undercover is now showing in the Coming Soon section of the EU Switch eShop.
It's €59.99.
Same price as Amazon De but oddly it's not £49.99 on Amazon UK, they're doing it for £39.99. That's nice, I guess.
(Also it's £44.99 for the Xbox One and PS4 versions, making the Switch version the cheapest in a weird twist)
Pretty good deals. I got Gunman Clive 1, Toki Tori 3D and Weapon Shop de Omase on the 3DS. If Gunman Clive is good, the sequel will be bought too.
I'm hesitating about Picross 7, never played any of the Picross games. The only demo I can find is Picross 3D....does that demo give a good impression of 7?
I'm hesitating about Picross 7, never played any of the Picross games. The only demo I can find is Picross 3D....does that demo give a good impression of 7?
Completely different games. But you can download My Nintendo Zelda Picross or Pokemon Picross for free. The latter has micro transactions but shows off the gameplay really well.
Nope, not at all. Very different games.
Try an online nonogram puzzle site if you want to see what the general puzzles are like, though the videogames have much more polish of course.
Edit: Or yes, Zelda Picross! That's a good idea.
Will Has Been Heroes be a DL title or only in store cause GameStop?
Try another browser to confirm. My chrome doesn't even list down any games on sale.Anyone else noticing that buy links seem to have disappeared from a lot of games on Nintendo's site in NA? I was looking at a couple of games to try to find out the sale price, and there's nothing there, and it seems like a bunch of games are missing them now (although my ad blocker could be going haywire, I guess).
http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/steamworld-heist-3ds
http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/severed-wii-u
So...nothing this week for the switch in NA....
Has to be next week if they are going to make the march projection. Going by tweets made by the dev team, it sounds like they were just finishing up some art and animations and it'd be good to go.Wonder when Pocket Rumble is going to hit, its says March 2017 but its still early access on Steam for PC, thinking it may not be arriving soon /wonders.
Edit: actually after further investigation, it appears the PC version is almost complete anyways
wtf, no Boxboy for the US? Hurry up & come out before Persona 5 consumes me for the next few months.
uuggghhhhDoesn't seem like its coming out soon
https://twitter.com/jasonschreier/st...11354595590144
I downloaded New Frontier Days. It's...really competent.
That sounds like the very definition of damning with faint praise. Is it actually any good? A game like this could be great on Switch, but it could also just be like any one of those thousands of mobile colony builders.
I mean, it's almost exactly that with no F2P nonsense. I've had a lot of fun with it, but it is certainly lacking in the presentation department.
Does it progress only while playing or uses real time clock like f2p/mobile/browser games that "continue" when you arent there?I downloaded New Frontier Days. It's...really competent. I haven't turned it off in five or six hours.
None of that. It progresses through 'ages' as you upgrade your main building, which lets you make new buildings. Time is broken in to years. You cook, manufacture, sell, harvest, hunt, build, etc through the year. End of the year is marked by a harvest festival where you pay taxes on your buildings and food. In every new age, there's been some sort of cataclysm. (I just defended from a giant bear and giant sheep that attacked my city.)Does it progress only while playing or uses real time clock like f2p/mobile/browser games that "continue" when you arent there?
edit: For 10$ they should have put a bit more effort on the graphics, thought it's not the most important aspect in that kind of games.
Can't decide between SnakePass and Has-Been Heroes next week. I know I shouldn't get both though.
If you're in Europe or Australia is easy, Has Been Heroes has delayed one week in those territories.(and it's 5 euros more expensive)
Ran into the $200 limit issue on Switch eShop that I never knew about till now. Grrr! I had $70 worth of eShop cards to add to the eShop and couldn't. Hopefully, the $50 card # I entered still works. I am paranoid about that kind of stuff.
I will be getting it down soon enough though especially in April. I will be getting Puyo Puyo Tetris, Mario Kart, and Wonder Boy: The Dragons Trap.
What other games are coming out between now and end of April that have been announced?
Thanks for the heads up. By the end of April I will have at least spent $110+ on digital eShop purchases.Has-Been Heroes and Snake Pass next week. LEGO Undercover on April 4. And two more games that escape my head that are waiting on Nintendo certification.
Can't decide between SnakePass and Has-Been Heroes next week. I know I shouldn't get both though.
IGN just reviewed Has-Been Heroes and gave it 6.1/10. I guarantee Snake Pass is a better quality game.
Edit: and 4.5/10 on Destructoid. Game is not going to review well.
IGN just reviewed Has-Been Heroes and gave it 6.1/10. I guarantee Snake Pass is a better quality game.
Edit: and 4.5/10 on Destructoid. Game is not going to review well.
Ouch, well at least it seems I just saved myself 20 bucks.
Nintendo Switch
- Snake Pass (Sumo Digital) - 19.99
Nintendo 3DS
- Go! Go! Kokopolo 3D (Circle Ent.) - 5.99
- Urban Trial Freestyle 2 (Tate Multimedia) - 6.99
- Pic-a-Pix Colour (Lightwood Games) - 5.00 *cross-buy*
New Nintendo 3DS
- Pinball Breakout (nuGame) - 7.00
- Fifteen (Rcmadiax) - 1.49
Wii U
- Mutant Alien Moles of the Dead (EnjoyUp Games) - 2.99
- Pic-a-Pix Colour (Lightwood Games) - 5.00 *cross-buy*
IGN just reviewed Has-Been Heroes and gave it 6.1/10. I guarantee Snake Pass is a better quality game.
Edit: and 4.5/10 on Destructoid. Game is not going to review well.
Not saying that it is good but the IGN review seemed to dock it cause it is hard and the tutorial isn't fleshed out. The latter part is bad but hard game isn't bad. I guess another example of reading reading reviews. Though I am leaning towards skipping it this week.