America, i am dissapointed in you.
That's more posts in that timeframe than the EU community.
America, i am dissapointed in you.
Just received this in the mail today. I'm considering keeping it in the wrap until I've fully digested GTA V though. It will be nice to have something new to play and I don't want to get only a couple of hours in only to have to put it aside for one or two weeks.
I have a feeling this game deserves more than that.
Gotta save them trees...trees...WHAT!? There's no physical instruction manual? NO, NINTENDO, NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I thought this problem was isolated to 3DS! Heck, at least 3DS games get a pamphlet. This gets NOTHING?
It should increase soon though right?America, i am dissapointed in you.
America, i am dissapointed in you.
Yep, plug some headphones in..
That's more posts in that timeframe than the EU community.
Oh man, maybe we really need the Prima guide then to know what they ask. Its on amazon, but Im still on the fence for purchasing it.
Barely. I was hoping for at least 10K on day one. Well, let´s hope for the best.
I've only thumbed through the secrets so far out of curiousity to what Bayonetta actually did.(I won't spoil) Haven't finished the game yet so I can't comment on strategies though.(I don't want to spoil too much for myself) but it has a full table for Bottlecap requirements and who they go towards unlocking as well as the rank requirements for each ranked verse at each difficulty.
it was 16 dollars when I got it with the game. What I wanted was the secret locations and the requirements so it seems pretty good for that.
Oh there's also a code for an online guide that has search functionality for unlocks. Gonna check that out probably tomorrow when I have time.
America, i am dissapointed in you.
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Why? It's not like Nintendo bothered to advertise the game on TV or even push web ads for it. Nintendo sent the game to die in all regions.
Why? It's not like Nintendo bothered to advertise the game on TV or even push web ads for it. Nintendo sent the game to die in all regions.
Doesn't it have a general notice for getting PP like you have to recruit some enemies, save civilians, levels having an overall time to not exceed?
Nintendo did to a pretty good job of advertising it online in a variety of ways (interviews,previews,multiple Nintendo Directs including an exclusive one hosted by Kamiya, a Twitter campaign, a Platinum Blog and that eShop 30% off discount with the purchase of Pikmin 3). It also took TW101 to all the gaming events (including road and world tours) it attended. It also had a demo release, but the lack of a TV ad is still sad. The game was expensive to make according to Platinum , so this was no low-budget effort, but it seems like NOA didn't have much faith in it spending the resources on a TV ad when the game obviously has limited appeal. I guess we're lucky to have this game even localized. Nintendo didn't have much faith in marketing other games like Xenoblade even when it looked like there was consumer demand for it overseas. Xenoblade did end up selling well given NOA's limited marketing approach for it.
Anyone know how you can see those profiles you get when you get a new Wonderful member? or even those ID cards for the major characters.
Also, there's only one Hero Heart per Operation between A and B, right? Then thanks to a tip I got about Operation 003, I've found every Hero Heart so far. Operation 003 has the most hidden one of the first four.
Nintendo did to a pretty good job of advertising it online in a variety of ways (interviews,previews,multiple Nintendo Directs including an exclusive one hosted by Kamiya, a Twitter campaign, a Platinum Blog and that eShop 30% off discount with the purchase of Pikmin 3). It also took TW101 to all the gaming events (including road and world tours) it attended. It also had a demo release, but the lack of a TV ad is still sad. The game was expensive to make according to Platinum , so this was no low-budget effort, but it seems like NOA didn't have much faith in it spending the resources on a TV ad when the game obviously has limited appeal. I guess we're lucky to have this game even localized. Nintendo didn't have much faith in marketing other games like Xenoblade even when it looked like there was consumer demand for it overseas. Xenoblade did end up selling well given NOA's limited marketing approach for it.
What the hell am I supposed to do in the indoor section of 004a?I made it to the top of the room and hit the sword switch. Now what?
Walk through the door with your sword out to reflect the laser. (If I'm remembering correctly)
What things should I buy from the Wonderful Mart first? Unite Morphs? Custom Blocks? Skills? Anything in particular that should be purchases as early as possible? So far I've only bought the first four Unite Morphs (Guts, Spring, Ball, and Rocket).
So, I bought the game digitally the other day and I havent gotten into playing it yet, my younger sister (10) wants to play it, how bad is the content?
What things should I buy from the Wonderful Mart first? Unite Morphs? Custom Blocks? Skills? Anything in particular that should be purchases as early as possible? So far I've only bought the first four Unite Morphs (Guts, Spring, Ball, and Rocket).
In the end TV ads are the most effective form of advertising. Even web ads would be more effective then what they did, especailly when played on youtube, hulu.com, etc. All that they did was seen by a few and even among that group are plenty of people the game would not click with. TV ads would have been seen by hundreds of thousands if not millions. Widening the potential market exponentially.
Why? It's not like Nintendo bothered to advertise the game on TV or even push web ads for it. Nintendo sent the game to die in all regions.
I personally don't really feel that the morphs are even spoilers considering mission mode will give them to you regardless of your story progress.is really hard to pull off in the middle of a fight.Unite Bomb
Nice points there, thanks for bringing some facts into the discussion. I would also add that, although it is not violent in a realistic way, the material in this game is a little off stream from the family-friendly strategy, and it will put this game on the wrong side of the impending GTA V controversy. This game is a gift from Nintendo to all the old-school fans, it was never intended to headline the console re-launch and be an immediate financial success, at least not once Nintendo changed the direction away from their established characters.Nintendo did to a pretty good job of advertising it online in a variety of ways (interviews,previews,multiple Nintendo Directs including an exclusive one hosted by Kamiya, a Twitter campaign, a Platinum Blog and that eShop 30% off discount with the purchase of Pikmin 3). It also took TW101 to all the gaming events (including road and world tours) it attended. It also had a demo release, but the lack of a TV ad is still sad. The game was expensive to make according to Platinum , so this was no low-budget effort, but it seems like NOA didn't have much faith in it spending the resources on a TV ad when the game obviously has limited appeal. I guess we're lucky to have this game even localized. Nintendo didn't have much faith in marketing other games like Xenoblade even when it looked like there was consumer demand for it overseas. Xenoblade did end up selling well given NOA's limited marketing approach for it.
Unite Ball helps with some of the platforming sections.Guts, Spring, and Speed Charge are the first three things everyone needs as far as I'm concerned. Then Unite Charge after you have a second spot for a block. I haven't tried everything yet, though.
Why? It's not like Nintendo bothered to advertise the game on TV or even push web ads for it. Nintendo sent the game to die in all regions.