great, hope it comes here, now I don't have to buy the game used, which I hate
great, hope it comes here, now I don't have to buy the game used, which I hate
^o it will def come to america the question is when
I'm surprised Nintendo hasn't started a Player's Choice lineup for Wii in America yet... the system's been out for over a year and a half and has several million seller titles. Launch titles like Twilight Princess and Excite Truck still go for a full $50 at retail, the only games that have gotten cheaper are third party offerings like Red Steel and the first Rayman RR game. I'm still waiting to pick up Twilight Princess and Paper Mario but I refuse to pay full price for games that are a year or more old... I mean the 360 had its Platinum lineup of games out less than a year after it launched, and the GC had it's players choice line of titles about a year after launch so we definitely should see a similar drop for the Wii by this fall at the absolute latest.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
^im thinking ninty might bring it to america around the holidays,so it could even help them more,cause thats the time when parents buy cheaper games
brute said: ^im thinking ninty might bring it to america around the holidays,so it could even help them more,cause thats the time when parents buy cheaper games |
brute said: ^im thinking ninty might bring it to america around the holidays,so it could even help them more,cause thats the time when parents buy cheaper games |
Why? The Wii is still sold out in some places. Brining out that lineup now would be undercutting people who would buy these games full price but don't have the system to do it!
konnichiwa said: Sad that games like no more heroes never will make it and games like Carnival games will... |
That would likely be up to Ubisoft, and the title for this list is "Best Price", not "Best Selling".
brawl4life said:
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Someone counted, and SFII is close, but it's Tetris by a mile.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs