it is a system glitch, it will just cancel. you just wasted $10 rewardzoneOddly enough it's showing at all stores now when earlier there were none available.
Used reward zone and ordered one for $10. Let's see if this is true....
Of courseI bought this from Best Buy last week (exactly 7 days ago for $30) it's open as of right now, but if I came in the store with just the receipt would they price match it and give me back $10?
It's my understanding that BBY won't be stocking this game anymore, so the chances they get new copies in aren't very good. I wouldn't guess that you're going to get one.I currently don't live close to a best buy so I tried to price match at walmart but they didn't have it. So I got home and was about to send something to amazon but I noticed I could get shipping.
I bought it immediately because this has been on my list since it came out. Shortly thereafter I got a back order email saying it will arrive sometime in August.
I'm not holding my breathe just because I had this happen a long time ago, but I hope best buy isn't as bad at filling those orders.
Either way considering they emailed me and it said no shipping, eh, I'm trying to cheat the system so, meh, whatever, if it doesn't work out.
Do you work for Best Buy?It's my understanding that BBY won't be stocking this game anymore, so the chances they get new copies in aren't very good. I wouldn't guess that you're going to get one.
Yeah it was a glitch. Called thinking I could squeeze one out of free shipping to home from warehouse but hey didn't have any.it is a system glitch, it will just cancel. you just wasted $10 rewardzone
That happened to me twice in the past and from my experience you should receive your game.My order is backordered on Ni No Kuni. Anyone in same boat as I am? I did get an estimate delivery date of Aug 8 - 19. You guys think the order will process? Or should I not get my hopes up?
Art is very similar, but Ni No Kuni is not turned based like Dragon Quest VIII. The Dynamic fighting in Ni No Kuni does take some getting use to and the take takes forever to pick up.Ordered one when this thread was first posted. I'm not that big into jrpgs, but I did really like Dragon Quest VIII, and this is by the same dev, so maybe I'll enjoy this. Had to at least try it at $20 for all the universal praise it's getting.
The art style and music was what drew me into DQ8 and kept me playing. Though I never finished it because I started the game on my backwards compatible 60gb ps3 and it's on its deathbed for now (runs really hot and loud, been procrastinating the thermal paste replacement in fear of breaking it). Have the save file and recently purchased a ps2, but I don't know how to transfer a ps3/ps2 save file to a ps2 memory card, if it's even possible.Art is very similar, but Ni No Kuni is not turned based like Dragon Quest VIII. The Dynamic fighting in Ni No Kuni does take some getting use to and the take takes forever to pick up.
Tempted on Amazon. Would I enjoy this if I've never played a JRPG?
Why should he go buy yet another RPG to see if he likes them? Why not just try Ni No Kuni?I'd recommend playing a good JRPG first to see how you feel about them before trying Ni No Kuni.
Regarding your comment about the game being childish...My best buy was OOS but I easily PMed at Target. Very easy and they had a butt load of ni no kunis.
The game seems a bit childish but it's got that old school RPG feel which is awesome. Nice voice acting, too. Only in about an hour or so, I'm sure it'll get better.
Eh, it's not that surprising. Fact is NNK didn't sell well, but Sony clearly thought it would and over-printed. The game is no doubt headed to $19.99 MSRP anyways, and given the new consoles are just months away (and aren't backwards compatible), these games (and others) are all headed for quick drops.Why should he go buy yet another RPG to see if he likes them? Why not just try Ni No Kuni?
I still can't believe Amazon PM'ed this... considering it was sold out everywhere at Best Buy, there was no reason to.
Okay, so I keep reading people saying how this is a lot like old school RPGs, and I just let the comments go, but since this thread is dying down anyway, I feel compelled to ask.The game seems a bit childish but it's got that old school RPG feel which is awesome. Nice voice acting, too. Only in about an hour or so, I'm sure it'll get better.
The battle system, without playing it and reading what people have said, sounds like Jade Coccoon from PS1.Okay, so I keep reading people saying how this is a lot like old school RPGs, and I just let the comments go, but since this thread is dying down anyway, I feel compelled to ask.
- How, exactly, is this game similar to old school RPGs?
- Which old school RPGs is NNK similar to?
FWIW, the only real answer that that would satisfy me is that it's kind of like Earthbound. But it's not like Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger, any of the Final Fantasies, etc. And if you said it was like Earthbound, I would laugh at how short NNK fell from that standard.
Got mine in the mail yesterday. Hoping it doesn't have an overly long intro at the beginning because I might fall asleep on it. Working two jobs is killing me.
Thank you. I cancelled my Amazon order. And love using certs at BBY, tax is applied after the deducted price.Back in stock at BB and ships in 1-3 weeks at amazon for $19.99.
Yeah, I didn't bother starting it until this morning since I wanted to be fresh for it. I've played for a good six hours at this point and only made it to the second town. I got killed during a battle I wasn't expecting (don't worry, no spoilers), but it was still six hours well-spent.It's a JRPG so you need to commit time if you want to progress. Not the type of game to go to for quick gameplay.
Yeah, since BBY and Target started price-matching, I find myself buying less and less from Amazon. Don't mind paying the little extra for instant gratification. Plus, if you have the Target card, the extra 5% practically makes the difference a few nickels and pennies.Thank you. I cancelled my Amazon order. And love using certs at BBY, tax is applied after the deducted price.