Nintendo Downloads - October 2012

Full PAL press release is up - Mario Tennis Open digital release, Art of Balance TOUCH demo, plus the other stuff already listed.
 
Oh good. Interested in the title, but unsure about it. This demo will help me for sure :)
 
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD HIGHLIGHTS NEW DIGITAL CONTENT FOR NINTENDO SYSTEMS - OCT. 18, 2012


Oct. 18, 2012

This week's Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

Nintendo eShop

- Nintendo 3DS™ Hits Available for Download – Super Mario 3D Land™, The Legend of Zelda™: Ocarina of Time™ 3D, Star Fox 64™ 3D and Mario Kart™ 7 are now available for purchase from the Nintendo eShop at a price of $39.99 each. Select Nintendo 3DS software that is currently available at retail stores will become available in the Nintendo eShop in the future. (For Nintendo 3DS)

- Style Savvy™: Trendsetters – Complete the looks of men and women in your town with your very own full-scale fashion shop. Choose from more than 12,000 clothing items and accessories spanning 19 different brands. Style Savvy: Trendsetters will be available at retail stores and in the Nintendo eShop on Oct. 22. (For Nintendo 3DS)

- Sparkle Snapshots™ 3D – Use your Nintendo 3DS system's cameras and this software's easy-to-use camera settings to take 2D pictures, and then personalize your shots any way you want with layers of stickers, ribbons, pens and other 3D effects. (For Nintendo 3DS)

- Moshi Monsters™ Moshlings™ Theme Park (demo version) – Your Monsterific adventure awaits. Help rebuild the theme park and find the lost moshlings. (For Nintendo 3DS)

Nintendo Video™

- Dinosaur Office: Halloween Spooktacular! – A haunted printer. A creepy janitor. Craig dressed like a pumpkin. It's Halloween, Dinosaur Office style! Don't miss this spooky holiday special premiering on Nintendo Video Wednesday, Oct. 24. (For Nintendo 3DS)

Also new this week:
- Gradius® (Nintendo eShop)
- Puzzler World XL (Nintendo eShop / Nintendo DSiWare™)
- Reel Fishing® Ocean Challenge (WiiWare™)

To view this week's Nintendo Download in its full graphical version, please visit: http://www.news2know.net/nintendo/downloadC13dAL3e.php.
 
Hi guys, I wanted to ask you which is the best place to order 3ds prepaid cards or codes online, I am asking this because the e-shop doesn't have games in my country so I decided to change the region to the United States, everything works fine but I can't use my C.C on it, any recomendations? thanks in advance
 
Hi guys, I wanted to ask you which is the best place to order 3ds prepaid cards or codes online, I am asking this because the e-shop doesn't have games in my country so I decided to change the region to the United States, everything works fine but I can't use my C.C on it, any recomendations? thanks in advance

Canada is your solution. You can use your CC there! Just use a zip code from the region you selected and you're good to go.
 
So EU gets Mega Man and NA gets Ghosts n' Goblins?

I guess that's cool. :)
edit: whelp, seems I was wrong. :/

And actually the upcoming NA 3DS VC lineup isn't looking that awful, though we're still playing catch up.

Dated
10.18.12 Gradius (NES)
10.25.12 Castlevania: The Adventure (GB)
10.25.12 Ghosts'n Goblins (NES)
11.08.12 Ninja Gaiden (NES)
11.22.12 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (NES)
12.20.12 Wario Land II (GBC)
12.27.12 Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (NES)

Undated
Balloon Fight (NES)
Bonk's Adventure (TG16)
Columns (GG)
Harvest Moon GBC (GBC)
Ice Climber (NES)
Kirby's Dream Land 2 (GB)
Kirby's Star Stacker (GB)
Legend of the River King GBC (GBC)
Shantae (GBC)
Sonic Blast (GG)
Sonic Drift 2 (GG)
Sonic Labyrinth (GG)
Wrecking Crew (NES)
Yoshi (NES)

Unannounced but released in other regions & english versions exist
Blaster Master (NES)
Castlevania (NES)
Defenders of Oasis (GG)
Dig Dug (NES)
Donkey Kong (NES)
G-LOC: Air Battle (GG)
Master of Darkness (GG)
Mega Man (NES)
Mega Man II (NES)
Mega Man III (NES)
Mega Man IV (NES)
Mighty Bomb Jack (NES)
Nintendo World Cup (GB)
Pop'n Twinbee (GB)
Princess Tomato and the Salad Kingdom (NES)
Revelations: The Demon Slayer (GBC)
Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya (GG)
Suoer C (NES)
The Sword of Hope (GB)
Trip World (GB)
Wario Land 3 (GBC)
 
NINTENDO DOWNLOAD HIGHLIGHTS NEW DIGITAL CONTENT FOR NINTENDO SYSTEMS - OCT. 18, 2012


Oct. 18, 2012

This week's Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

Nintendo eShop

- Nintendo 3DS™ Hits Available for Download – Super Mario 3D Land™, The Legend of Zelda™: Ocarina of Time™ 3D, Star Fox 64™ 3D and Mario Kart™ 7 are now available for purchase from the Nintendo eShop at a price of $39.99 each. Select Nintendo 3DS software that is currently available at retail stores will become available in the Nintendo eShop in the future. (For Nintendo 3DS)
o_O

And the reason in PAL land we pay 45 EUR is?
 
Canada is your solution. You can use your CC there! Just use a zip code from the region you selected and you're good to go.

sounds good to me, but I have one question, can I link that 3DS with a Canadian region to my US club Nintendo account, I am using a courier service to get (read that as import) my rewards and I would like to get points from the e-shop too
 
sounds good to me, but I have one question, can I link that 3DS with a Canadian region to my US club Nintendo account, I am using a courier service to get (read that as import) my rewards and I would like to get points from the e-shop too

You can connect your Club Nintendo account, yes. I won 100 points when I bought New Super Mario Bros. 2 from the canadian store, and the address in my Club Nintendo account is from USA.
 
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Nintendo 3DS | eShop Original Software, Downloadable Content and Demos



Nintendo 3DS | Virtual Console

  • Gradius (Konami | NES | $4.99) Latest release!

Wii | WiiWare


Nintendo DSi | DSiWare


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

  • Mutant Mudds (OT) DLC (Renegade Kid)
    Grannie Levels DLC Pack (Free) Latest release!

Nintendo 3DS | Virtual Console

  • Mega Man (Capcom | NES | €4.99 | £4.49) Latest release!

Wii | Virtual Console


Nintendo DSi | DSiWare

  • 18th Gate (CIRCLE Entertainment | 500 Points | €5.00 | £4.50) Latest release!
 
You can connect your Club Nintendo account, yes. I won 100 points when I bought New Super Mario Bros. 2 from the canadian store, and the address in my Club Nintendo account is from USA.

well then, thanks a lot I'll be trying that out after work
 
Quick look at amazon.com indicates the pricing is right in the US eshop.
Hopefully europe gets a better pricing situation soon; (cause am buying Animal Crossing whatever; but they know that don't they? bastards)
 
I want Mario Kart and Star Fox.

How big are the downloads?

Also, I have Super Mario 3D Land. If I were to sell it, would be 100% save file be there still?
 
I want Mario Kart and Star Fox.

How big are the downloads?

Also, I have Super Mario 3D Land. If I were to sell it, would be 100% save file be there still?

Good question about 3D Land, it seems logical that as long as you keep your save data, it would work. But does anyone know for sure? I'm thinking of trading in a couple games like that and NSMB2. But if I ever have more cash and an urge, I'd be interested in possibly revisiting them down the line.

Someone in some thread put up some game file sizes (both in MB and blocks) but I forget where. I remember Mario Kart 7 was 1 gig. I wanna say 3D Land was 256 MB but don't quote me, it may have been 512... I think Star Fox is 256, but that's from memory. I tried double checking in the shop but the games don't yet appear for me.

BaconBitz said:
What's the point of going digital vs. a retail copy?

Convenience of having the games with you at all times, I suppose. Not having to swap carts. Impulse shopping too, when you're bored but too lazy to visit a store. And probably the assumption that any Nintendo handheld going forward will allow a transfer.

Downsides are obvious though. No resell/trade in value, no collectable case (some people like me enjoy having something physical for their money). I'd only use it in instances where they give incentive (classic Donkey Kong) or maybe a game that I know I'll want with me at all times and won't want to sell.
 
What's the point of going digital vs. a retail copy?

By downloading the game, you'll have the game always available to play, as it is stored onto your SD card rather than a physical card that occupies your card slot in order to play.

How much significance that has to an individual will vary from person to person.
 
By downloading the game, you'll have the game always available to play, as it is stored onto your SD card rather than a physical card that occupies your card slot in order to play.

How much significance that has to an individual will vary from person to person.

Also, less clutter with game boxes and carts.
 
Also, I have Super Mario 3D Land. If I were to sell it, would be 100% save file be there still?

Well retail games save to the game card, not the SD card. So no, your save will be gone.

Nintendo's apparently going to release some save transfer utility that'll solve this problem, but no concrete news on that right now.
 
I was under the impression that save data goes onto the cart. So if you sell the cart, your data will go with it.

This is correct
all titles I have bought digital that I had physical - you have to start again - though DLC does remain (ie NSMB2)
 
Also, I have Super Mario 3D Land. If I were to sell it, would be 100% save file be there still?

Your save file is on your game card, so no. Apparently Nintendo is working on an app to transfer save data from a physical card to a digital version of the same game, though.

What's the point of going digital vs. a retail copy?

Not having to juggle game cards because you want to check on your Animal Crossing town and do your Brain Age training every day for the rest of your life.
 
this 3DS XL will be released in europe on november 16th

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was it yet clarified what will happen with this pre-downloaded version of mario kart if you want to transfer your old 3ds data over? will there be a code in the box so that you can download it again? because with the system-transfer all data on the XL will get erased! (or wont it?)

NINTENDO - GIVE US AN ACCOUNT SYSTEM ALREADY!!!
 
How do you access Mutant Mudds' DLC? I 100%'ed the game, I chose Grannie and go in her attic but everything is grayed out...
Edit: Ok, found it. Access is hidden in the 20 regular levels actually.
 
this 3DS XL will be released in europe on november 16th

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was it yet clarified what will happen with this pre-downloaded version of mario kart if you want to transfer your old 3ds data over? will there be a code in the box so that you can download it again? because [B]with the system-transfer all data on the XL will get erased! (or wont it?)[/B]

NINTENDO - GIVE US AN ACCOUNT SYSTEM ALREADY!!![/QUOTE]

It won't. System transfers only erase data from the source system. Data is only deleted from the target system if there's redundancy -- then it will get overwritten by the source's data.
 
Any recent/upcoming Wii VC release by Nintendo itself?
Nope. Last one was Mario Party 3 in 2010. :/

There's still a few Wii VC releases I'd still really like to see from Nintendo, and honestly they'd all probably do pretty well and help regenerate interest in the platform overall:

Donkey Kong (AC)
Donkey Kong Jr. (AC)
Mario Bros. (AC)
Adventures of Lolo 3 (NES)
Star Fox (SNES)
Stunt Race FX (SNES)
Earthbound (SNES)
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (SNES)
Tetris Attack (SNES)
PilotWings 64 (N64)
ExciteBike 64 (N64)
 
Retail - ability to resell, cheaper, can play on any 3DS
digital - always have the game on your 3DS, takes up a lot of SD card space, full price

Retail all the way

this, I'll go digital if there is no retail version or if the price is low (like the steam sales) I still refuse to pay full price for a game without a case and a disc/card
 
I would buy a lot more games on eshop if all the games had demos,

SpeedThru-Potzol's Puzzle looks alright but reviews & a bad quality video are not going to sell it to me unless I get to try it.

At least there are 4 eshop game demos now, and 25% off is nice (though the games are too high priced to begin with,

Art of Balance Touch demo is out now which is good so I'm going to try that.
 
Nope. Last one was Mario Party 3 in 2010. :/

Mario Party 3 isn't on nor has ever been announced for Virtual Console anywhere. I think you mean Mario Party 2, which did see a 2010 Virtual Console release.

Mario Party 3 really needs to be on Virtual Console. I loved that game.
 
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