I think everything so far is a rumor but if it is true that would be sad

In [north]America there are only 3 main languages and publishers can always get away with only adapting their game for english only, and they only really care about the moral standards of the United States so there's no need to take a long time translating or adapting it.

In Europe+Australia they need to adjust the games for 6+ languages, sometimes even release several different versions of the games for each country, localizing is expensiver and there are more companies that must rate the games to make sure they're suitable for their intended public.
You could even say that the market is smaller there when compared to America or Japan.

You guys think you're the only ones who have huge delays? North America is getting Harmoknight on March 28th... over half a year Japan did. Japan got Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels 5 months before we did, Pokepark Wii 11 months before we got it, we don't even have Kirby's Dream Land 2 yet, and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity 4 months before us. How do you think we feel? You should change the topic name to "Anyone tired of the fact Europe, Australia, and North America get huge delays with release dates?". Seriously why can't Nintendo release their games worldwide at the same time instead of making us suffer for 4 months to a year?

Because if developers held their games until all the different regional versions were finished then everyone would get them late and they would lose a lot of potential money and sales data?

F --- man you dont have to be so freakin rude about it. You come here whinning about how you dont like the idea how you have to wait for games I presented a solution. You dont want an answer dont ask. I dont know what your financial state is. And where did I say you had to get 3 3DS?

Even Worse: 1$=1€

I could easily buy a game for 30€ imported from playAsia, now i cant.

If you want to blame someone, blame the EU. They decided to merge all your countries.

To me you seem like you feel you are entitled to something.

That doesn't explain the absurdly high costs for digital distribution.

And, of course, the lower demand argument is bonk, for the simple fact that by increasing the price of games within the country, gamers are encouraged to buy from third parties, thus lowering demand.

Admittedly, Wii U game prices are(relatively) low.

I should also point out that I don't feel entitled to lower prices, as this is a capitalist society and they can charge whatever they like, but it does come off as rather greedy and nasty.

You don't say?

Everyone's tired of having to wait for things we want now, now, now. Please feel free to address your concerns to Nintendo in your region(s) of choice, they're the only ones who can do anything about it. Good luck to you!