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Which game would you buy?

Paper Mario: Color Splash 54 50.94%
 
Metroid Prime: Federation Force 10 9.43%
 
Was going to buy both anyway 9 8.49%
 
Refuse and cry if this is true 28 26.42%
 
Too chicken to pick an answer 5 4.72%
 
Total:106
DevilRising on 25 June 2016

I'd rather just have the fuckin' game out by Holiday 2016 on Wii U like it should be, than some demo incentive to buy another game.



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curl-6 on 25 June 2016
JEMC said:

And I highly doubt that Color Splash will be priced at 60 $/€. It's more likely to be a 40$/€ game like Captain Toad, Super Mario Maker or Yarn Yoshi.

Nintendo would be idiotic to charge $60 USD for Colour Splash. There's enough hate for the game already. They should sell it at $40 like Captain Toad, to tempt undecided buyers off the fence.



Ultravolt on 25 June 2016

Metroid FF, only because i'm still cautiously optimistic. 

I've never played a Paper Mario game before, so i don't really have an opinion on that.



   

Ultrashroomz on 25 June 2016

I'm not a fan of either of those games, so I would probably just get FF just so I can spend less money.



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Cloudman on 25 June 2016

It doesn't matter for me either way, haha. I'm on Zelda black out. I'd give that away to someone, or just hold onto it for comparison's sake. Also, the game I would pick is Color Splash. I'm quite interested in that title.



 

              

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archbrix on 25 June 2016

Tempting, as I'd love to play that demo for myself, but I'd probably just wait it out.

Now, if you could somehow magically make it the NX version of the Zelda demo... then I might buy both Paper Mario and Federation Force for that.



Johnw1104 on 26 June 2016
t3mporary_126 said:

... Buy Metroid Prime Federation Force OR Paper Mario Color Splash in exchange? Would you do it? Keep in mind Federation Force is only $40 and Color Splash will most likely be $60 like all Wii U games.

If you do decide to buy any of those games which one would you buy and why? 

Gotta wait for the reviews, but really I don't think either looks as bad as they're being made out to be. In my opinion this is more an instance of people just being mad that they didn't get the specific game they wanted as opposed to a fair judgement of the one that's being made.

There's a pretty good chance I'll wind up getting one of them.



Lonely_Dolphin on 26 June 2016
Johnw1104 said:

Gotta wait for the reviews, but really I don't think either looks as bad as they're being made out to be. In my opinion this is more an instance of people just being mad that they didn't get the specific game they wanted as opposed to a fair judgement of the one that's being made.

There's a pretty good chance I'll wind up getting one of them.

 

Maybe in the case of Federation Force, but definitely not Color Splash. Notice how SPM doesn't get nearly as much hate. Clearly there's more to it than it just not being a TTYD sequel.



Platina on 26 June 2016

Hmm, would love to play the demo, but am not interested

Maybe I would get Colour Splash, but would most likely pass on this offer :p



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Anfebious on 26 June 2016

I was planning on buying Metroid Prime Federation Forces anyway so...



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