It reminded me of McPixel (I replayed some of it recently on my ipad)... basically random seeming situations with odd ways to solve your way through it. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it's basically a puzzle game with off the wall solutions.
Someone correct me if I am wrong but the Platinum points are basically only used for the smaller collectibles (stickers, posters, cups, etc) and then you pay real money for shipping and handling. I am more of a gamer than collector so I am not too worried about Platinum points.
Yeah the platinum points can be used for some physical collectables. They used to also be used to get percentage discounts on certain games on 3ds and wii U, but that hasn't been implemented for switch and I doubt it will. The gold coins can be used for a straight up discount on games.
The one thing to note about the platinum redemption is that I don't think I've ever seen a price above $5 for shipping no matter how many items I've ordered. You can order clothes and such from their store and it still all goes into a $5 shipping cost.
I haven’t played bug fables but I can say if you haven’t played ni no kuni before and are a fan of rpgs give it a shot. That was my favorite game on the ps3 and I’ve since played the switch version as well and enjoyed the game all over again.
Pass on ni no kuni 1. It's not very good. It's 5 bucks at walmart for ps4 but its been cheaper in the past back on ps3 or digitally.
I recommend both, but they’re very different. Bug Fables is a homage to Paper Mario Thousand Year Door, and Ni No Kuni is very much a JRPG. Maybe get both?
BotW is easily my “game of the generation” (whatever that means anymore) and the DLC makes an already huge game that much more massive, but honestly, it’s hard to give it a blanket recommendation. I found some of the goals obnoxiously hard to accomplish, so I STILL haven’t seen all the story stuff the DLC adds. I still think it’s worth it, tho, for all the extra items and shrines it adds to extend an already great game, but YMMV.
I'd say just save it for later. Enjoy the game as is and when you finish it and are getting bored... boom, you have the DLC and can enjoy that. Though really at that point you should get Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity as it's tied in with the story in BotW and is not your typical omega force musou game.
The short answer is "whenever you feel like riding a
in MOTACYCLE BITCHES."
There were plenty of parts of the game that mimicked the traditional dungeon. Not going to spoil it for the new guy asking about dlc though.
I have a feeling people wouldn't say this had it only released on Wii u
Keep an eye out when you are in the north eastern part of the map not too far from the coast there is an island like cliff with a narrow path connecting it to the rest of the area. There should be a character there to talk to who will set you up with some of the longest string of fetch quests in the game, but they are worth it because the end result will get you access to a lot of goodies that I won’t spoil. But if you can get a head start now it will be less grindy.
Yea, cuz there's about 70 million less people who own hardware that could play it.
...there were more wii u owners when the game came out. If it was that good and didn't release on switch it wouldve still been a system seller for wii u right?
i usually just buy crap at target since its 5% off with the redcard but no tax is probably better
Nintendo refurbished is not a bad way to go; A few years ago I purchased two refurbished Wii U's from Nintendo and both looked brand new.
If they had the Pokemon SE Lite console I'd be all over that.
Prices are unfortunately super high right now for all 2DS and 3DS systems...
Now we just need to get the official localized Great Ace Attorney games on 3DS where they frigging belong.
Walmart had the 2DS XL systems with a digital copy of Mario Kart 7 for $99.99 late last year. That's when I bought mine.
No kidding. Prices are thru the roof on Ebay. Wondering if this is normal or not.
Thanks for the heads up. Did you happen to also find the cheapest price for a NN3DS XL?
iirc nintendo also delays the original system releases and releases on the new platforms first so that didn't help either likely. But yeah had it been an exclusive like skyward sword was on the wii then it might have boosted wiiu sales a little. Probably not by much.
I bought the New Nintendo 3DS XL (new condition) for $179 on ebay in 2019 with the intention of preserving it to experience the "DS" library as I never owned a DS-style device before. I did something similar with the PS Vita in 2018. I looked up the prices on ebay and the same 3DS I bought 2 years ago new is worth $749! The PS Vita 2000 (Blue Japanese import) model I bought for $208 is $340.61 at the cheapest on Ebay.
Also keep an eye on amazon warehouse deals since dingers pop up on there for around 140. I got 2 off there. One for my mom and one for her granddaughter so they could play animal crossing.
I honestly don't know the difference between one or the other, but here is the pre-owned 3DS console category on the GameStop website.
Hope you have better luck then I did with that list. Everything is unavailable for shipping and no store in a 100 mile radius has any devices.
I remember buying the NES version, never using it, and then selling it to someone in Dubai for $300. What a nice system that was.
