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kopstudent89 on 13 May 2009

awesome thats great to hear:D
punchout in japan is coming when?



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outlawauron on 13 May 2009
Kenology said:
superchunk said:
hmm. hopefully that means NA release by holidays.

I thought it was coming out Q1 sometime in NA/EU.

That's the best guess. I hope they don't take as long as there doing for Monster Hunter Unite. (15 months from Japanese release and American)



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Kenology on 13 May 2009
outlawauron said:
Kenology said:
superchunk said:
hmm. hopefully that means NA release by holidays.

I thought it was coming out Q1 sometime in NA/EU.

That's the best guess. I hope they don't take as long as there doing for Monster Hunter Unite. (15 months from Japanese release and American)

So far, it's confirmed that it'll be out in the US/EU this fiscal year.



saicho on 13 May 2009

@TheSource

DQVI DS would have 50%+ chance to hit 1 million in Japan if it's released this year. (I think it's a given for it to sell 1 million units based on re-releases of DQIV and DQV)

And you should have another level for million seller since there is no chance for DQIX, FFXIII and Pokemon DS remake to sell under 1 million in Japan. :)



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Carl on 13 May 2009

Looks like Wii will be owning Japan for wuite a while then.



                            

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Lolcislaw on 13 May 2009

Just bundle it with the wii !



wfz on 13 May 2009

Like I said in the other thread: $9,440 bucks for the limited edition....

What a steal!

 

I can't wait to see more videos and info about MH3. From those who know the franchise well, is it really fun to just play Single player? Is there local co-op? I forgot. >_>

 

I won't be playing this game online, so basically I'm wondering if you guys still think it's worth it from what we know of the game.



Daileon on 13 May 2009

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wfz on 13 May 2009
Soriku said:
wfz said:

Like I said in the other thread: $9,440 bucks for the limited edition....

What a steal!

 

I can't wait to see more videos and info about MH3. From those who know the franchise well, is it really fun to just play Single player? Is there local co-op? I forgot. >_>

 

I won't be playing this game online, so basically I'm wondering if you guys still think it's worth it from what we know of the game.

 

Well, Capcom said the single player of MH3 is a good chunk of the game...but the main part is online.

Sigh..... Woe is me, I suppose.

 



griffinA on 13 May 2009

^^^ how come you won't play it online?



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