I smell another turd.... possibly the one of the year.
Lyrics: He He He He Ha Ha Ha!

I smell another turd.... possibly the one of the year.
Lyrics: He He He He Ha Ha Ha!

It seems to be even worse than How to Train Your Dragon 2...
I wouldn't call The letter a "game".
Don't buy it, Ryan...
Seriously, don't buy it!

Nintendo doesn't set prices, also, as I've said in all of these threads, Nintendo shouldn't punish bad games by not allowing them on the eShop, they should promote the good games more strongly (which they seem to be doing)
The price is the problem. I could see this selling for $3.99 or something.
The Letter is far worse. At least this resembles a game and looks like it was completed sort of...
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| Zisbest said: I smell another turd.... possibly the one of the year. |
Deffinetly a nominee.

Game doesnt look that bad, they overreached with the price, but looks like a indy game with well done cutscenes
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I'm ashamed to say that this game is froma brazzilian studio. Besdies, its not published by nitnendo, but by other publisher. This game is a port from a game with the same name in smartphone devices. Anyway, shovelware is here.
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