I bought it on release day in Japan. Fuck your hardcore, mine is better.
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I bought it on release day in Japan. Fuck your hardcore, mine is better.
That list is proof that Nintendo hate makes you retarded....there may still be time for you.
If Nintendo is da kiddie those folks apparently missed the stop sign.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kbu Chan
The kind with way too much money to pop on a game that was already locked for domestic release???Quote:
No, my kind of hardcore imported Bayonetta before the US release. I guarantee you no one on that list did.
In that particular case, it was a region locked game, and I only had a Japanese 360. But, yes, hardcore has always pretty much required money, whether it's for importing, getting certain platforms, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Low
My kind of hardcore beat Father Rodin (and then lost my copy before I could finish NSIC). Fuck when you bought it or what system it was on.
And that's fair too. But people looking for a stiff challenge aren't in Nintendo's corner either.
People are upset that they now feel like they have to buy an underpowered console that will end up having very few games they want on it in its lifespan if they want to play the sequel to a game they really liked. They're assuming the system will be like the Wii and when the real next gen comes around next year Nintendo's machine will be left in the dust in terms of multi-platform releases.
I don't agree with the severity of their responses but I understand why they're not happy. I usually end up with every system in the end so it's no sweat off my sack.
You guys know you could just not play the game, right? You'd make it through without knowing Bayonetta 2 and the wii-U. Everything would still be fine.
If it's anything like the Wii, you might be able to emulate Wii U in a couple of years anyway.
I don't think you understand how strong the Wii U is. It is stronger than Xbox New or your computer or PS5. It is stronger than your wildest dreams.