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Just downloaded Retro City Rampage! I went through the trouble of buying it through my Wii and then transferring it to my Wii U. Gotta earn those Club Nintendo coins ^_^

Boy, these games sure are popular...

I haven't played any of the "World" games besides the first one on PS1, but this sounds interesting.

Digimon & Pokémon can totally coexist on the 3DS

Hm, what? That sounds unnecessary. If you are a Monster Hunter fan and you already own a 3DS and a Wii U, wouldn't it be logical to buy the Wii U version so you can play online? I wonder what the LAN adapter accomplishes that the 3DS hardware cannot.

No thanks, that ship has long since sailed.

I'm a big Aliens fan, so I'll probably pick this up when it's cheap. I'm holding out that the Wii U version will be tweaked enough to make it a (more or less) enjoyable experience.

Oof, that draw distance doesn't look good. However, it still looks like a lot of fun.

If KR2 was a retail release, I would feel safe renting it or waiting until it hit the bargain bin. The eShop price of $59.99 is completely unjustified. Maybe we'll see a price drop or sale in the future.

I'm not worried.

@C7_
I'm never going to get 100% completion because of numerous sticker glitches

Hm, I thought "FotNs: Ken's Rage 2" would be getting a lot more attention. Maybe the price is off-putting for most gamers.

Hopefully it will have some StreetPass features. That would kind of make up for it being strictly single player.

I would encourage everyone to go ahead and buy the game, demo or not.

Oh damn, I'm a huge DUNE fan. I point out Alec Newman to people whenever I get a chance.

Um... I liked it. I'm currently trying to get 100% completion for all of my characters.

It seems like a few people are buying Style Savvy. I can't imagine why, though

I'm used to the stripped down features in the Wii CODs, so it's not really a big deal. The other day I dusted off my copy of 'World at War' and played some online matches, it's still a lot of fun

Wipeout 3?!

Oh. Wait, it's just a lame party game and not a futuristic racer =(

Psh, I was hoping for some new DSphat models.

I'm on board.

Oh! You got my email. Why didn't you reply?

Yay! A video game based on a toy, based on a movie, based on a book.

But... That teaser trailer with zero gameplay footage looked so appealing!

No GBA e-Reader? I still have a bunch of those cards floating around my room. I honestly thought that thing was the future, I even preordered it o_o

Huh, I was mildly interested in this one. But now I'm mildly disappointed.

I love the Wii versions of CoD. Shake the nunchuck to reload!

Funny how this game is primarily aimed at kids, but the 3D effects are discouraged for anyone under 7.

Seriously, no Castlevania Judgement?!

Just kidding. It's an absolutely forgettable game, you have to be a pretty big Castlevania fan to put up with it. Every single attack is done by shaking the Wii remote; my wrist was in pain for a week after a few sessions of this game.

I'm just happy the technology is finally on par with PS3/360. If 3rd party developers are willing to port games like this, I can definitely see a future for the Wii U.

I love Free Games.

It's a shame Conduit 2 doesn't get updated anymore...

Kudos to you guys, that's a pretty big feat. Did Nintendo propose this?

I already own Mega Man on the original GameBoy, but I don't think I'll ever beat it without savestates... I might just have to repurchase it on my 3DS

You know, I'd still like to play it just to see how mediocre it is.

Great interview, I feel way more obligated to download this game now.

@uel

There are plenty of people that would disagree with you, including myself. However, the problem with MMOs is when you're paying a subscription fee, you feel less inclined to play other games. I've found myself saying "I'm paying for this right now wether I play it or not, so I better be playing it". Then again, some MMOs are so much fun, the price is completely justified.

^ Agreed ^
Monster Hunter 3 in Japan is $8 monthly, $20 for three months.
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@Graph
You should, there's a reason why it's insanely popular. MH3 was my first try with the series and I have yet to put it down.

I don't get it, people have been waiting for a solid online experience for the Wii for as long as I can remember. But when the single player mode is dropped, everybody jumps ship?

No point in arguing I guess, but it's going to be awfully lonely playing online with people who, actually, want to pay for the full experience.

A shame they're never going to send you goodies like that again...

Everything I want? Just because there's two Mario titles coming out this year?!

...Yeah, you're right Reggie.

I read somewhere that Fight Club was inspired by this game. True?

A shame they're not developing a 3DS version, but I'll be playing it on my 3DS nonetheless.

Psh, whatever. It was worth the $250 for all the content the 3DS launched with. Right, Nintendo?

Right... Nintendo? ...hello?

No thanks, none of those games look very good. I think light-gun games are on their way out in favor of first person shooters.

Great review, I'll have to pick it up sometime. Btw, has anyone played the Club Nintendo exclusive Game & Watch Collection (1+2) on the DS? Even though they have two G&W games each, they're pretty fun. I'd like to see a review of either version sometime ^_

Hm, that's unfortunate. I was hoping this to be a solid game.

I didn't know for a long time that this game is the "spiritual sequel" to Tail Concerto on the PS1. That's amazing, that little gem is one of my favorite games for the system.

I'm really excited for this game, but I'm pretty sure there won't be 80,000 uniquely designed weapons. More like a couple dozen weapons with randomized stats, right?

@mariofanatic128 the game is an action-rpg, more like Diablo than World of Warcraft (if that makes any sense).

I still have my copy on GameBoy, I wonder if I can still speed through it in 30ish minutes...