Its been a long time since we got a Nintendo Virtual Console game and we got one last week so they always release a bunch of Virtual Console games mostly made by other companys in a row then they release a bunch of Virtual Console games mostly made by Nintendo in a row and then they release Virtual Console games mady by other companys again Over and Over
You can see that on Miiverse in japan and Na
Right now I'm hoping were back on Nintendo since we got Super Mario Galaxy last week
@arronishere: Yeah, looking at the first post the potential overload was split between 17th December (Both versions of Megaman Battle Network 5 and Mega Man Zero 4) and 24th December (Super Mario Galaxy)
whew! that was pretty hardcore.
i was indulging in all the overloady.
thanks for the heads up. i dont think i will be able to take it next time.
i have been over-ovarloaded
the_shpydar wrote:
As @ogo79 said, the SNS-RZ-USA is a prime giveaway that it's not a legit retail cart.
And yes, he is (usually) always right, and he is (almost) the sexiest gamer out there (not counting me) ;)
What will America complain next about not having? If its not one thing, its another.
Oh please, I remember gamers in EU complained plenty back in 2007 when they didn't get a Link to the Past on VC then when it was finally available, they complained about not having Star Fox 64 that NA got on VC. We don't have SMRPG, Kirby Mass Attack, Zelda DS, Animal Crossing Wild World, Wave Race 64 that EU has not to mention Mario Luigi Paper Jam for 3DS. I'm sure a lot of gamers in EU wouldn't want to trade places with NA.
Lawdy, NoA blesses us with a teardrop of rain in the desert! We'll be over here kissing NoA's rings and begging for the next scrap while ya'll are rolling around oily and naked in your piles of Super Mario RPG, Xenoblade, Resident Evil 4 and so on and so on.
But, yes, I'll be downloading Zero Mission, backlog be damned. I haven't played it since it was a brand new GBA cartridge. Can't wait.
You can all thank me for Metroid Zero Mission. I dug through several closets this week looking for my Gameboy Advance player and my old Gamecube so I could play MZM, thinking Nintendo would never release it here in NoA.
Well, sure as spitfire, looks like it's coming tomorrow, .........hopefully! (Fingers crossed)..... I'm convinced it's all because of my actions lol. And of course I'll have to download it (as my copy likes to randomly erase my Save Data!)
What should happen is that these games should be out in the e-shop in all regions at the same time, or at least in reasonable time frames. The same should go for Wii games, since those games aren't even emulated and there should have been more games released in 2015 then what actually was.
Well, yes, of course. That's why people get frustrated — Nintendo seems to think we still live in a pre-Internet era, when they could get away with treating some regions more poorly than others. But when you're exposed to Nintendo's goings-on in all corners of the world every day, it's to be expected that there's major discontent when one region gets shortchanged time and again (in this case, that region is their largest market, so the noise is loudest). People understand that logistics play a role, but we still recognize uneven treatment when we see it.
And to clarify, yes, I'm an American complaining about Nintendo of America. But as a long-time Nintendo hobbyist, I was around when the roles were reversed — I felt very badly for folks in Europe when NoE used to give them the short end of the stick time and again. Now it happens that American fans are getting that short end, and sure, I'm going to complain about it. But it's not a matter of showing one region preference over another; it's just a matter of pleading for Nintendo to get its act together and treat its fans in all countries with the same amount of consideration.
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