If I see a store copy today I'll pick it up. Otherwise, there's decent odds I'll forget this is out and skip it.
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If I see a store copy today I'll pick it up. Otherwise, there's decent odds I'll forget this is out and skip it.
Unlocked Duck Hunt Dog. I think I even got him early somehow.
He's worth the price of admission alone. I didn't catch any of the Hogan's Alley references until now! Real classy.
By the by, so glad Dr. Mario has Mario's old spinny move. FLUDD is kinda dumb.
Sucks that this doesn't have download local play. Don't really wanna buy two copies for my daughter and I.
What Nintendo may say: "So many resources are used to run the game, it simply couldn't handle download play."
What Nintendo means: "We know you'll buy multiple copies, let's not kid ourselves."
Man, I don't think it would even be possible considering the stuff that they've been saying about the 3DS' power. It does indeed suck.
Just take solace in the fact that Wario is now capable of eating his motorcycle. It's the most important update in this game.
I wish places would do more to discourage price gougers. I think Amazon should require marketplace sellers to sell at MSRP on brand new games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chux
I briefly played this on 3DS. I don't like the analog stick for this game. Why the hell is there no option to move by d-pad?
WOAH. So this totally has a hidden boss.
It seems like putting the difficulty on 7.0 or higher and fighting Master + Crazy Hands in Classic Mode triggers this... thing. A few hits into the fight, the hands start to freak out like you beat them. Then they merge and combine in a really... painful-looking process until they turn into four-legged, black beast with a long tail. Their profile and stats on the bottom are empty and covered in a shifting, black material similar to the boss. As you attack it the black stuff covering it starts to dissipate. It comes back if you leave it alone, so the trick seems to be to attack relentlessly. It shifts forms a couple of times, but culminates in just complete silence. It leaves an orb labeled "Master Core" in the middle of the screen that you have to beat up in the silence and smash off the side.
All-in-all this was pretty cool and different. It took me by surprise! I give them a lot of credit for not just phoning it in with the usual here.
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Originally Posted by Changeling
You don't need two copies of of the game to beat your daughter.
That would use too many of the 3DS resources. Please understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater