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Re: Nintendo Download: 29th January (North America)

suburban_sensei

Downloaded MPT. I only have about 7 GB of space left on my Wii U. I was wondering, what does everybody think is the best way to take care of data issues? Should I just buy a 64 gb sd card, or get an external hard drive? I feel an sd card is nice, because its not an eye sore, but I know that there is less space on them. If a hard drive is the better choice, what is a good one to have? I have an old one that pretty much died, and im afraid of filling one up with a ton of games then it dies.

Re: Talking Point: Club Nintendo's Closure Is An Exciting Opportunity To Modernise Fan Rewards

suburban_sensei

Actually using up all the points I had been saving to use after the start of the next CN year. Hopefully they put up enough for me to spend my coins on! With the new rewards plan, I would love to see a way where we can use our coins (or whatever the point system is) towards e-shop $. With CN you had to get whatever games they had up...if you didn't like the game, oh well looks like you are waiting until next month. It'd be nice to put them towards ANY game we want, or at least get a discount on it.

Re: Talking Point: What's Next For amiibo?

suburban_sensei

I feel like the only way I will ever invest in any Amiibos, is if they released a Disney Inifinity/Skylanders type game, where we actually get to explore certain worlds, and things of that nature. I don't play Smash enough to warrant a purchase really, which is a shame.

Re: Video: How Hyrule Warriors Forges A Link With Zelda's Past

suburban_sensei

@aaronsullivan Thats what I thought when I played the demo at Best Buy. "Oh this is so repetitive and boring!" However, the Zelda fanboy in me decided to pick it up anyways a few days after release. Bets choice I have made in a while. The demo was boring since it was just the first level. Once you get into the meat of the game with the scenarios getting much more difficult, unlocking cool combo's/upgrading characters, and playing through Adventure Mode...Hyrule Warriors is a must have.

Re: Talking Point: Deconstructing Nintendo's Retail Releases of Wii U eShop Titles

suburban_sensei

I love physical copies, but I just wish we knew in advance that the digital releases were getting a physical version. I bought NES Remix as soon as it was available after the initial Nintendo Direct, and I have yet to buy NES Remix 2 (since I want to gold border every or at least most of the games). So essentially I could buy the physical release, but it just seems counter intuitive and a waste of $15 extra bucks. So ideally, in the future it would be great to hear about these physical releases a lot earlier so we can decide which we want to purchase.

Re: Nintendo Download: 5th June (North America)

suburban_sensei

Great to see we got Minish Cap. However, seeing as I have a backlog of games (especially virtual console) and still having a blast with MK8, I don't see myself picking it up for some time. Just glad I know it's on there now, so I can add it to my wishlist!

Re: Review: Mario Kart 8 (Wii U)

suburban_sensei

This is going to be an excruciating wait till May 30th. This and Smash are THE reasons I bought a Wii U. Everything I have bought till now has been filler (even if they have been quite good games). Also I pre-ordered at Target so I got a Mario Kart key chain, so everytime I go for a drive I am reminded that this beautiful gem is RIGHT around the corner. Can't wait to see a lot of you on the track. Speaking of, here is my NNID if you have not added me, so we can play: Suburban_Sensei

Re: Nintendo Download: 10th April (North America)

suburban_sensei

Ducktales: Remastered for $7.49 is a steal, I urge anybody who was on the fence about it to just pick it up if you enjoyed the original or just like good platformers. Even at $15, I never regretted downloading the game! As far as what I am downloading this week, probably nothing until SMB 3, Yoshi's Island (GBA), and NES Remix 2 over the next couple weeks. I just did the Target buy 2 get 1 free sale, got Bravely Default, Prof. Layton & the Azran Legacy, and Yoshi's New Island, so I have been showing my 3DS some love.

Re: Interview: Takashi Tezuka on Bringing Yoshi's New Island to the 3DS

suburban_sensei

I love the original Yoshi's Island, and love mostly anything Nintendo. For some reason though, this game just doesn't seem as appealing. Maybe it's just been the talk of it being easier, and from the gameplay footage it does look a little more boring...I just hope after its released that my doubts are proven wrong, because I want to feel nostalgic about the original. Thats WHY I am a Nintendo fan, really.

Re: Talking Point: The Watch_Dogs Wii U Delay Demonstrates That Major Third-Parties Are Walking Away

suburban_sensei

My stand on "no 3rd party support" for the Wii U is this...I don't have the time I used to to play games, so to be honest I pretty much stick to mainly the Nintendo franchises. I do this because a) I'm a long-time fan, of course and b) I know it will be quality. I work two jobs and go to college, so at the end of the day I would rather play a good, old-fashioned Nintendo game. I understand for people with more free time and have no other ways of playing those 3rd party games (PC or other consoles) may get upset by the fact it's getting little support. For me though, I don't mind, just hope the system doesn't have a small lifespan because of it...

Re: Review: Retro City Rampage: DX (3DS eShop)

suburban_sensei

Glad to see the 9/10, the game deserves it. Had this for the 360, and for somebody like me (born in '87, but more of a 90's kid.) this game is ideal. It was so good that, since I don't have my 360 anymore, I had been holding out on this release because I think the graphics and gameplay really lend themselves better to a portable/smaller screen experience.