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@gcunit In Eu it's download only. That's why I'm considering getting it on Steam. For now I'm waiting for reviews.

Shaun videos are discounted. I know that videos aren't exactly popular on 3DS, but those are good clips. I hope the discount will get some attention to them and creators get some support.

@Eisenbolan I think they will not release the game as DSiWare. Keep in mind that the 3DS has limited memory alocated for DSiWare tittles. I'm not sure how much space they left for DSiwares on the system and how much memory takes a DS MD game. If the game exceed the limit, emulating is the other way. But we all know that Nintendo did not release an emulator for DS tittles on 3DS.

Of course, they could release the game as a standalone retail tittle on eShop, but as far as I know, none of the DS retail tittles were released that way, while not being labelled as DSiWare.

@mrchills Mystery Dungeon is a spin-off series. Not a core game series. For a spin-off, MD are good. If you like 99F labirynts filled with traps with some story between venturing, you may find it interesting. A bit repetitive but not too shabby.

Beautiful figure.

@AlexSora89 Hey, thanks! Unfortunately, I don't own Wii U and I can't play Mario Maker.

@Action51 The era was filled with cutesy mascots and I can't see anything wrong with it. Nowadays we have flood with gray and dirty manly soldiers, because that's what getting the most bites now.
But at least Crash's games used to be fantastic in gameplay and music, unlike the other more obnoxious character and his games. Btw, ND stood against the Universal marketing people - the very same kind you mentioned in the earlier post - and defended the name of their platformer.

Crash, Spyro and even Robbit are definitve icons for early 3D platformers, no matter how you dislike the Crash's design and the early 'trillogy'. Those provided a great alternative for action platformers and along with Croc, BK and even Mario did their job well done and delivered lots of joy, for all people with different platforming tastes. Each to their own.

@SLIGEACH_EIRE Thanks! Reverse search shown very little sites with the image, although all of them have other official artwork released for Crash. I hope the actual figure will maintan at least half of the quality of the preview.

@samuelvictor Keep in mind that the rights to Crash Bandicoot are holded by Activision, and this sure block the possible releases.
I would prefer play the remasters (and that only happened thanks to the "partnership between the company [Sony] and Activision") than play another ruined classic game with gimicky gimicks or better - playing a game with a childhood character who is not even being the main character anymore.
If it ain't Naughty Dog then there's no good Crash.

@SLIGEACH_EIRE Is this official or fan made? Cause it looks good!

@Waninoko Don't forget remasters. All 3 games will be remastered.

@gardevoir7 Yes, but those videos were time limited. Now you can downlodad them and keep them on your SD card, so it seems.

@Frank90 As for me gen 5 was the reboot that the series needed. And the games were also harder due to the changes in exp gaining formula.
Beating White left me with the feeling that I beat a game. A normal, compelling video game. There was an accomplishment. Beating other pokemon games is like: "meh. At least I can at last transfer my livedex now".
My guess is that they returned to the proven formula after fans backslashed gen 5.
...Aaaand they probably had to cut out lot of content from the games due to the time restrictions.

@SLIGEACH_EIRE I think after the website update they removed the price (and amount of free space on your device's storage nedeed) from their review pages. Just if you ever had a problem to find the price, click on the Overview tab

What if the game inside the grade got broken during those years? It can happen.

@Detective_TeeJay Pokemon was not always a full light heartheat and happy adventure. The monsters were killed for money, hunted and eaten, used as tools in wars, kept in cages and sold as prizes in gambling games. And don't forget about genetic experiments on pokemon foetuses. People also seemed to act more like a tamers, handling their pokemon with whips.
I'm not saying the games need such themes, but keep in mind the games had dark vibes from the beginning.

And also to @Frank90 I wouldn't mind the perfect happy world that much if the story would be more engaging. Give me all the sunshine and rainbows, just don't repeat the same plot for 20 years, don't make the story silly and make humans act like actual humans. Just because something is aimed to kids doesn't mean it have to be infantile. E/PG rated game is not an exuse for a dumb plot.

@Evenmoresteven I doubt it. GF still didn't fix the 3D issue and judging from the gameplay they edited the same engine (again). That's why I think the free camera movement will not be an option. We will get more "floating camera shots", but it won't be controlable - they have to hide the empty, non rendered stuff behind the camera. I just hope the battles won't lag anymore and that even multi battles will have 3D effect implemented (and the said 3D effect will finaly look good).

@Frank90 They are creating this utopia-like world for a while. With each game iteration it is harder to feel connected and immersed in the word where everyone is happy, everything is available, everything is so nice and cosy etc. The only real problem they have are random evil teams that keep appearing for some reason, wanting to destroy the region/world and only 10yo can stop them. Maybe that's the problem you have?

I devoured all the info and... It's okay.
A bit disapointed with Lunala's typing and Ability, Solgaleo gained appreciation in my eyes, I'm curious about that pokedex and I'm afraid the region may be a bit small. I'm curious if the pokedex QR codes will be the same as in Pokedex 3D pro. That cyan thing behind the HP/status bar in battle - I hope it is a placeholder... The game looks good for a pokemon game but I don't expect it to be revolutionary.

Aaaand of course 7.8/10 - too much water

Teddy looks like a really lovable game for little kids. But I'm afraid that in Europe, it won't sell well... Only 5 languages and kids often can't speak foregin language - parents will skip this one (not to mention it require not-so popular and also a bit expensive system just for the kid to have an interactive toy. Phones are much useful now!).
I can understand why people are joking about it but there are also younger players out there! I think it's a great app for younger audiences! But I admit it - kids prefer cell phones/tablets, older kids want CoD and Teddy... in current times it would be better for the bear to appear on mobiles...

I would like to participate in the poll but... there's no Miitomo in my country. At least I can see the reslults!

I just checked to see if Chikorita will take the top place. Sadly, it was true, no love for the green blob :c
Though Bulbasaur wasn't that useless in gen1. It's like the best option for the beginners.
I'm a bit suprised that Snivy isn't on the list. Beating the game with the starter was like having never ending battles of Leech Seed with Coil...

Do... Do I see discounts on EO games??? Permanent discounts? My godness, the day has come. Gotta tell people around here, I know someone who's been waiting for a long while for a discount to happen.

Typical YouTube stuff, I see. At least it got solved.

Maybe it will be like Cube movies but with Tetris blocks?

A trilogy? Should be a tetralogy.

Kind of a pity. It was like one of the very last games on my wishlist to buy. Just waited until I finish the other games. Still, they may patch it and re-publish just in time when I'm done with the other games.

One of the first games I got from the eShop, and it is pretty good. Shame it got removed, hopefuly they will bring it back for NA audiences.

Now I'm worried. I hope Sega will be releasing Atlus games in Europe.

Codes? Prepare for one month of delay in some countries and code hoarding with mass re-selling. If we get lucky, someone will make a normal social media giveaway that won't brick the code redeeming page on 3DS for 24h.
Okay, it's not that bad if you have connections and know where to search. But wouldn't it be better if they make all of the events available online?

I think I will get it when it's here.

@R-L-A-George I can't get those. Miitomo wasn't released in my country.

*Only for those with Miitomo available in their region. Still, not tempting.

@Maxz Yeah, I agree. That was what I had in mind when I typed "May not be the best written". Other than that [the bad choice of words], I can't find anything offensive in the text.

Gotta dig the comments later. But for me the article is a trivia. May not be the best written but it is informative. I don't find it offensive and insensitive, it's more like "what if" article, with the autor trying to "sell" the topic. This is a video game website afterall and it's obvious the articles here will be related to video games. The autor connected not bombing Kyoto with Nintendo and that's all. Delicate topic, sure, but you can't deny the things would be different if the bomb hit Kyoto and the text expands that idea a little bit.

Rubik's Cube...? That's an... unique idea, I guess? Seems like there aren't any screens from the game yet, when searching through Cypronia's site and Google. I will eagerously wait for the review.

@Kevlar44 I can see how you are dissapointed with the program's flaws you mentioned and I can agree with some of them. But please have in mind for some people, this is way better option than having NO loyality program. This is at least better than paying the full price for a game with points inside only to realise you can't get anything with the points (unless you know someone from UK and pay for the shipping).

The program isn't perfect, and I didn't expected it to be, but it is better than like half of Europe had (or rather didn't have) before.

Psst. The link to the saddle ends with Error 404. You may want to check if the link was typed correctly.

@LemonSlice Ah, thank you for the info, this expand the possibilities. I may get an used Lite someday, just in case my Phat break. Or any of those two to have a system in reserves.
They have removed the feature starting from DSi. I guess they were afraid that kids will keep breaking the screens? Or perhaps they were saving the battery power? Nevertheless they never advertised this feature and eventualy they got rid of it.

I find the pressure on my system satisfying. Lacking, but satisfying for a small portable digital art device. And DS works even better on sunny weather.

Hope they will still be repairing them in the West for some time. Those systems have pressure sensitive screens, trully a gem in the whole DS family. (DS Lite may have the screen as well but as I never had one I cannot be 100% sure).

I simply can't stop looking at Crash's right forearm. That one part is like cherry on the top - masterpiece.

Nice try.

@BlueNitrous Both Untold games have voices in story mode.

There should be some kind of bonus for those who bought games between the both programmes... The system knows our activities and it's easy to do. Not to mention those who never had any loyality program and all those stars/coins/whatever ended in trash, ended as a collector's item or was sold on Ebay/Amazon to countries that could use it.

@Detective_TeeJay Pokemon is part of Nintendo. Pokemon is owned by 3 parties.

Anywayyyyy... I guess happy "gaming" for everyone who are in the choosen countries?

The points were as rare to find in shops as finding a shiny 6 IV Ditto in the tall grass. Whenever you found the card, hiden behind some obscure PSP games, you grabbed it immediately, regardless how much it costed. Not sure if I have few spare points on my DSi but I had some RPGs in mind to purchase. But as long as they are on 3DS's eshop I'm all fine.
The downside of having DSiWare on 3DS eshop only is that, that not all of the apps are there and some cannot be re-downloaded, if I decide to remove them from the system. The limited memory room on 3DS for DSiware is sometimes painful but thankfuly we can store the games on SD cards.

@BaffleBlend Well, I like it too.

Meh, people are using those codes to boost the popularity of their channels or profiles. They are 'selling' them for likes and following. They should make them wi-fi as it gets more and more painful to get one.

Is this game really that good? NES version thrown me off.

So many Energy cards.

@BlueBandanaJake They did, lower left corner of the picture shows the artist's nickname.

@mjc0961 I saw them giving credit to the article images. I guess this one was found on Google and they thought it is official. Which probably explains why they didn't link back.

Some Japanese names sounds good and some are quite... uninspiring (or they sound like that for us, for them "Fire" may have the distant "orient" feeling). Same goes for localised names. English localisation is a hard task, and it was even required as many japanese names would be too long in characters for our games [back then]. But they should remember that even the most clever name they come up with may not be understood by a kid. Especially by a kid that lives in a country where the series isn't translated to their language. And that still won't prevent the kid to enjoy traveling with the pokemon, even if the name sounds gibberish, being it Pikachu, Charmander or Hinoarashi.

Meaning they could as well keep some more cool sounding Japanese names for western people, not just saving them for legendaries and other few mascots.

Naah, the real thing couldn't look like that. Base of your thumbs would cover the sides of the screen. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be wasting so precious resources and screen components (which makes the handhelds expensive) if they would be constantly covered by hands and smears.