What's with the salt against having to pay for the game? If you don't want to pay, don't pay; you can still play the game just fine. You want to pay, you can play the game faster. That simple.
I'd understand if it was the same way it is for most of the other games that ask for micro transactions, but this game gives you a maximum. Pay that and you get the whole game - you know, like most retail games. You can't even pay more than that. The game doesn't allow that.
I mean, don't complain about having to pay for a game you can play for free.
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Re: Review: Pokémon Picross (3DS eShop)
What's with the salt against having to pay for the game? If you don't want to pay, don't pay; you can still play the game just fine. You want to pay, you can play the game faster. That simple.
I'd understand if it was the same way it is for most of the other games that ask for micro transactions, but this game gives you a maximum. Pay that and you get the whole game - you know, like most retail games. You can't even pay more than that. The game doesn't allow that.
I mean, don't complain about having to pay for a game you can play for free.