TheBaconator

There were more than twice as many when I checked this store out earlier.

Too bad that 6.25% sales tax is preventing me from purchasing the game.

I want those posters, but I have nowhere to put them. I was only able to hand up 1 Mario poster, and the rest of them (Along with about 10 other posters) are under my bed, due to lack of wall space. Not to mention I'm trying to save up for Ball anyway.

Sweet, I can't download Xevious because I only have $6.09. Thanks sales tax!

I guess we were all supposed to hate the idea of the game...

@40
The graphics in Shadow of the Colossus were outstanding, in fact the entire game is supposed to be artsy and was praised greatly for its visuals. The controls were not clunky, they captured the struggle of trying to climb up a giant colossus perfectly. Lastly, I never experienced any slowdown in the game, so I have no idea what game you were playing. It may not be as good as Zelda gameplay wise in your opinion, (even though the game isn't even close to relating to Zelda gameplay wise except for the fact that you have a bow, a sword, and a horse) but it is definitely one of the most memorable games of the past decade, if not all time, for all the reasons you said you didn't like the game. (Which actually don't exist.)

@20 No the sky is still blue, the clouds are grey.

And the sky is blue.

I think Capcom has a grudge against Megaman. I mean first the announce that they weren't putting him in MvsC3 because "he doesn't bring anything new to the game," even though every character's attacks were almost identical to their attacks in MvsC2. Then they cancel Megaman Universe, and now they cancel this.

The American Stereotype at around 2:22 is the best part of the video.

I guess Ubisoft needed to put all their time into making Imagine: Babies 3D.

Hopefully they don't use this as an excuse not to release any VC games.
EDIT: They are releasing TWO whole VC games as well. Baseball and Game and Watch Gallery
Source: http://www.news2know.net/nintendo/download-071411.php

This game has awesome character designs.

I technically don't have a 3D TV.

They should have made it like the original DS games. Those were actually alright.

Nintendo knows best. These games would sell horribly in the states and the costs of localizing the games and advertising them would exceed or maybe come close with what they are going to be making off the games. If they are released during the holiday season, there is no way that the average consumer will purchase one of these titles over Zelda, Kirby, Mario Party, etc. and not to mention the big seller for Nintendo this year is a 3DS, and for a lot of people that may just be the only video game related item they purchase. So really, there is no room for Nintendo to incorporate these games into the holiday line-up. They could possibly release them next year, but there's an even smaller amount of consumers outside at that time and these games would probably fade away after a few weeks. Nintendo is a major cooperation and so they act like one, which means, they need to avoid taking huge risks such as localizing 3 games in a row that are destined to have poor or mediocre sales. Sure if one game flops in their sales every now and then it doesn't hurt too badly, but if 3 "big" games fail all within a couple months, that's a killer for the company.

I could go for another Adventure game or Sega AllStars game. Another Storybook Sonic game, eh, not so much.

Don't care. Smart financial move by Nintendo, I think. These games would have sold poorly without a doubt.

I hate the terms Casual, Core, and Hardcore, and I don't hate very many things, but the terms bug me.

I purchased the game today, and I think that deleting the save data in this game, no matter how you purchase it, would not make a difference what-so-ever. Unless you really care that much about the medals and unlocking costumes and characters, who you already know are in the game, this game actually would benefit from having all the missions available from the start. Especially when the first 6 missions of 30-something are tutorial levels which are completely repayable if someone buys it used. It would allow people to jump between difficulties of missions instead of becoming tired of the easier ones quickly, but forced to continue them.
Oh yeah, Gamestop will be accepting trade-ins on June 30th now.

@Stuffgamer1 @Noblo601
Oh, thanks for the tip. That's a very confusing procedure to delete a game though. And I do have the manual I just never looked through it.

In America, you can not rent this game on Gamefly or trade it in to Gamestop due to this issue:
http://videogamewriters.com/gamestop-refuses-to-accept-trade-ins-for-resident-evil-the-mercenaries-3d-14903
http://www.gamefly.com/game/nintendo-3ds/Resident-Evil-The-Mercenaries-3D/146300/
I don't understand why this is happening. You could not delete saves in Elite Beat Agents, but you can trade it in and rent it on Gamefly.

Makes sense to me actually...

I remember loving this game back when it first came out. The second one didn't do it for me because Cream and Cheese were like the instant win characters.

I might get this game just because of that thing with the blanket.

Chances of me purchasing the game now have decreased. Too many great Nintendo games coming out around that time.

I could care less. The only titles I've ever wanted Nintendo to localize were Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan, in which they gave us Elite Beat Agents, and Captain Rainbow, which is never going to happen due to vulgar humor and bad sales in Japan.
I feel Kind of bad for Nintendo Customer Support. First they were bombarded by over 29,000 people asking for their Zelda Soundtrack, and now people are constantly calling, emailing, and complaining about Xenoblade and two other games I didn't know existed.

I haven't been following this game so I really have no idea what it is besides the fact its an RPG, but if they're translating the game into English for the European crowd, not bringing it to North America just seems lazy.

And we're already beginning to go downhill with the 3DS Virtual Console.

I got about 12 hours of play time out of this one so far. It was a good concept and a decent game, but there were way many bugs, the single player was below mediocre in my opinion, and the AI wasn't too bright and would often run straight into attacks or follow me off the stage.

Sony's so stupid, they think it is the year 2006.

It better have the song from the Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland commercial in it.

I bought this game again a few months back. The case smells of cigarettes but it was worth it.

This game has an awesome box art, though.

@Henmii
Yup, as well as Mario Strikers and its sequel.

@BellGoRIng
There is a second one tonight, so says Reggie in the interview.
Here's a link:
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2011-nintendo/715143
Not sure if it is in that part, but it is in the interview somewhere.

@BellGoRing
In an interview with Gametrailers, Reggie hinted at some announcements during the roundtable tonight.

I'm drowning in jealousy.

In the trailer it shows Shy Guy and Koopa as playable characters. That's two reasons right there I'm picking this one up.

I didn't like how there was a trailer for only one Nintendo game that wasn't previously announced. (Luigi's Mansion 2)

Wow, games I wasn't going to buy on my Xbox now on a Nintendo console, how swell.

I predict it will keep getting delayed multiple times over a 2 year span.

@BulbasaurusRex
You should watch some of the older ones. The "Chocolate with Nuts" and "Shanghaied" episodes are two of my favorite cartoon episodes ever and there are plenty of other winners. Back then, most episodes of the show weren't just two idiots acting like idiots. It's too bad the show hasn't put out any entertaining episodes on TV since the movie came out.

Pretty decent as far as launches go, especially since the 2 best things are going to be free.

I'll take twenty.

I like physical games for three reasons:
1)You get a nice box, cover art, and manual
2)You can sell it when your done
3)You don't have to put your credit card number on the system and in the company's hands.

I think that the Phoenix Wright series would be more suited towards an animated movie.

I don't get it. If you have a game with access to all the Disney characters, why not just have the player actually play as that character instead of an ugly, blue thing in the skin of a character? That would make more sense to me.

I like the looks of the gameplay. The visuals could be a tad better though.

It IS an original game.
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