@EvisceratorX
You'd have to empty the StreetPass queue pretty often to get over 160 by the end of the concert. So, I guess that means we're allowed to check our StreetPasses during the show? I would have figured this concert was more of a "keep your cell phones and 3DS handhelds in your pocket to prevent flashing lights" kind of event.

My amazing girlfriend surprised me with tickets to the Atlanta show just yesterday! I'm so beyond excited!

@SCAR392
May I ask what you're basing that statement on, exactly? I can't speak for the quality of Mandelin's Mother 3 translation, but he does a lot of official, professional work for other video games and for anime licensed by FUNimation (Dragon Ball, One Piece, Case Closed, etc.). Having read a lot of his work, I can say that his translations are quite good.

Of course, it's unlikely that Nintendo will actually take him up on his offer, but I think they should at least take notice of what their fans are willing to do. They've got a professional translator bending over backwards and offering to not only tweak his translation any way they see fit, but to even re-translate the game altogether, and for free.

I'm baffled by some of the complaints. I mean, yeah, the music has been "available" for a long time, but this is the first domestic, legal release of these tunes. I'd rather pay for what I own (and so should everyone), so this is great news to me. I know that for certain fans, this gesture is “too little too late,” but I’d gladly pay $9 to support an official release of iconic music.

The only complaints I understand are those regarding the audio issues on the first two games' soundtracks, which there's really no excuse for. Capcom could and should have easily fixed that.

For the record, Sebastian Cabot never voiced Owl in "Winnie The Pooh," but he was the narrator for the original Pooh featurettes. I know that's only barely relevant to the interview, but I figured I'd mention it in case anyone was curious.

Anyway, I'm loving the voice actor interviews! These are always so fascinating to read.

Thanks for the heads-up about this! Gunman Clive's soundtrack isn't particularly mind-blowing or anything, but I really enjoyed a lot of the tracks and I'll gladly pay a dollar to support the developer and get some cool tunes in the process.

Already bought and downloaded. The whole thing went really smoothly.