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Re: Updated Zelda and Animal Crossing 3DS Card Cases Arrive on Club Nintendo

Katzii

To fellow Europeans - these were in Club Nintendo, albeit not the Zelda/Animal Crossing ones.

I'm not going to complain about it not being in my region because it aggravates me regardless of where it is. But just as a bit of feedback - maybe when you do the updates on Twitter, it might be an idea to do a hash tag as to what region you're talking about (EU, NA or JP). Might save some confusion and/or disappointment.

Re: Hands On: Skylanders: SWAP Force

Katzii

I definitely can't wait for this (although I ordered my copy for the PS3; unfortunately the UK isn't doing the Dark Edition for the Wii U - maybe when that drops in price though, I'll double dip for the regular). I've got at least one of every character from the first two games, and look forward to seeing how the Swaplanders work.

Re: Review: Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams (Wii U eShop)

Katzii

I'd hardly call the original Giana Sisters game "uninspired". Okay, it was a blatant rip-off, but it was still pretty good going.

This game is definitely far more punishing than the others in the series, but I've been having a great time with it on PSN.

Re: Developer Interview: Mathew Solie on Disney Infinity, Toy Box Inspiration and Future Potential

Katzii

@MadAdam81 "you don't have to fork out much to be able to play the whole thing"

Except you do. Skylanders, to see EVERYTHING the game has to offer, you need eight figures, one of each element. You can then stop there.

With Disney Infinity, you need to buy the playsets that are bundled with the toys which are more expensive than any Skylanders figure or set has ever been. You then need to buy expensive discs to unlock content on the Toybox mode.

I would say, if anything, that Infinity is MORE expensive.