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@shani You are not paying for a product, that is what you don't realize, there are no refunds if you do a donation. You getting lucky because the owner of a crowdfunded project that has no legal obligation to do a refund gave you one anyway doesn't set precedent and is not the commonplace case.
Research the previous instances when this already happened. I am not arguing anymore, do your research, I did mine. I know what I get into, I am not here to convince you.

The 3DS is agonizing already, who cares if its last 3 or 4 games don't use the 3D feature. It had a great run.

@shani No, you can't. Read well. After the money is transferred to the organizer of the campaign, it cannot be refunded. It is transferred early on. And nobody can go against him if he doesn't want to return the money. It has happened before. Many times. I am only telling you so you know the rules of the game, but you should research on your own.

PS: Yet knowing that hasn't stopped me from participating on crowdfundings, it is only that I already go knowing it is a gamble, I try to fund someone doing something that I want done, but still if it fails, I already know what I was getting into.

If you look further into the set of documents from indiegogo you will find the following:

To the campaign owner: "If you’ve raised money by credit card, it can take up to two weeks after your deadline to see funds in your bank account. Intermediary banks, mis-typed account information or missing bank information can all slow down the disbursement process. Don’t commit yourself to writing any checks for at least two weeks after your campaign deadline."

To the backer: "Contributions cannot be refunded by Indiegogo, if any of the following are true: The contribution funds have already been transferred to the campaign owner"

@shani Who said all crowdfunded projects were scams?
Read my comment again!
I clearly state you are running on faith.
It could go well, it could go bad.
But there is no legal obligation to give anybody a refund, so idiots that expect one should do a reality check!

When the money is transferred to the campaign creator (that is just after the project is funded), you have no guarantee of receiving a refund, there is no legal obligation. Who cares what happens before the project was funded? It doesn't apply to this case, or to any case that matters. You learn quite later if the project starts going south.

Just in case: legal mumbo-jumbo https://support.indiegogo.com/hc/en-us/articles/526876-Refunds-Can-I-get-my-money-back-

Those idiots expecting a refund should do a reality check.
It is a indiegogo campaign, your funds are almost a donation.
You back it, you suck it!
Deal with it!

@2Awesome It sounds awesome.

This game looks awesome.
Will it also have Spanish voice acting for the intro and ending? (please)

Either way I am getting it.
(I hope it's not expensive)

"Truly we have come a long way in this industry.", yes, a long way backwards. Since when wasting space in a badly designed save file is moving forward?

@Duffthemonkey I guess that is a problem with the digital version perhaps?
I have a physical version, I've played around 60 hours, with many trips into the item world up to levels 20+... not one crash up to now.
I hope you can solve your problem.

I love that jacket, taking out my credit card now.
Perfect for my mid life crisis!

It is a nice little game.
I don't play those games to achieve the ending or something.
I don't know why you say it's not interesting to come back and master the stages. For me it IS about enjoying the rhythm and trying to score S in all difficulties (tough, it is being hard to reach A in many of them).
It is true that the song selection is really small, but it is a little cheap game, and for the price it is quite good.
I am still waiting for some Project Mirai version for the Nintendo Switch, DX for the 3DS was great, but I want to play on the big screen. And regarding controls, I am really not a fan of touch screen.
For me this game is a strong 8/10.

@Fuz Nope, it was kind intuitive TBH. I finished the game with the true ending without looking for any hint actually. It IS on the easy side, specially after you max out the gun level and get the gun level shield.

Downloaded it on Day 0.
great game.
Now I am enjoying the free DLCs.

@Tetsuro I don't know how can you be so triggered? I've been playing KOF 94 since... well 94, and it was quite good back then, but far from my preferred in the series (that weirdly enough would be the small KOF99 that holds a special place in my heart). Nonetheless, KOF94 feels clunky by todays standards, nothing wrong with a 7.

@whitemaskedhero Well I own both, and I was an original backer for HLD, I hope I could play HLD on the Switch though.

@NinChocolate I would be happy to throw both my 3DS and Wii U into a close if the Switch plays both roles well. My Wii U is out there collecting dust anyway, and even if I still use the 3DS I am already getting annoyed by its limitations.

@motang Why would you back the kickstarter if you didn't have an interest in the game per se? Really you only backed it because it was just another game with an eventual Wii U port as a stretch goal?

Could you please let me know who are these "multiple-sources" other than Tom Philips imaginary friends?
Are you longing for clicks so badly you put that unquoted in the article title?

Why my preordered Fortissimo Edition still doesn't arrive? Why?!
Oh hell, I will go annoy Gamestop employees again tomorrow, and probably again like yesterday they will tell me to go get a life and come back on Friday. Life is so unfair.

Oh, Squaresoft, how much I miss you. It has all been downfall since the merger.

To be honest, I've been boooored of not just Nintendo but the whole video games industry for the last two years.
I hope they come up with something exciting soon.

If I could preorder now I would.

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As long as I am concerned, IGA for president of the world.

I hope this has some 16-bit graphic filters. The 3DS RCR had some great 8-bit filters, I specially liked the C64 one.
Anyway the game already looks snes like on the video, perhaps a megadrive filter, with opaque colours and the typical checkers pattern shadows.

@Bass_X0 But who said things were not being explained or suggested to being different from the expected in the nowadays real world? The moment you introduce some group of knights riding flying pegasi side by side with powerful spellcasters and some guy wielding a magical sword with the power to kill dragons... well, I expect that is hint enough to understand the rules of the world are different and you must engage on some suspension of disbelief.
And regarding our psycho plumber that decides to go genocide on half a kingdom just to interrupt on a whim an almost yearly diplomatic meeting between the rulers of neighbour realms, I think it is difficult to classify his actions as rightful.

@zool Why? Does it defy some fictional law of physics and ageing? The whole point is that it is senseless to mix fictional story/rules/conventions/physics with the real world, unless you think jumping over turtles until and smashing them into walls is a rightful thing to do in the real world.

@zool Between -2 and -1 years old, yeah fictional 2D characters can have negative age.

We are only a couple of steps away from Woz sense of fashion.

I may gladly pirate FE:Fates and play it as a pirate until the day they decide to release it on Europe. If anybody is annoyed by that release faster, I have no problem buying it and I will buy it when it is released but my ethic is shady enough and I don't want to wait even more.
That said, FE:Fates is what I am excited about.