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What is it?

DLC 7 10.94%
 
Retail 19 29.69%
 
Who cares! *throws money at screen* 28 43.75%
 
See results 10 15.63%
 
Total:64

I was just playing through SM3DW and had seen a lot of comments asking for more Captain Toad levels. So glad Nintendo actually listened for once, as they were uber funs! <(^_^<)



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Why are some of you upset that it's a retail game? Having the choice to buy it in either physical or digital form is always prefered.

I'm a little unsure about the game, but by what they've showed at the treehouse event it can be a fun game.



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TomaTito said:
Luck said:
It's great that they give the option to own a physical copy and not only a digital one through the eshop. Also, from what was shown, price needs to be similar to New Super Luigi U.

Yeah, that's what I was initially thinking, something like NSLU... linked it with SM3DW DLC. But it can be both digital and retail releases.

Well, in a long term perspective, I think it would be better if it's release as a stand alone title. It would allow for Toad to have a franchise of his own. Marketing it as a DLC to a main 3D mario game would probably increase sales of this particular entry, but it would undermine it's distinctiveness and thus hurt it's franchise potential. I was more bringing up New Super Luigi U as a price point reference.



So many people on Miiverse were constantly saying the Captain toad levels needed to be made into a full game. Seems like Ninty listened.



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