Well, good opportunity to try crossplay. Ty
Kat only throwing to the right messed me up so many times and I kept forgetting that Mona stops when she throws the boomerang, so I had a lot of stupid deaths. It is fun, but I expected it to have way more than 200 games. Hopefully there's some free dlc coming because $50 for a Warioware that doesn't offer anything more than the DS games isn't very appealing.
I honestly feel like one of the dumbest trends of the past few decades has been to turn every five year anniversary of a product or IP into an event. I mean, sure, celebrate what you like, but making a huge deal about all the things every five years is kinda exhausting and makes all of these anniversary markers feel less interesting.
That's all true but I see every 10 as reasonable (which this is). It just gets complicated because people see a quarter of a century as also worth celebrating but in this case it's a landmark console so I think we can let the doubling up slide.
You can also get a free code via Lego VIP for 200 platinum points on My Nintendo.
Shows $2.49 for me. The faceless people on the game landing page is a little disturbing.
Yeah shipping used to be $5 which was still kinda high. It's really only worth it if there are a bunch of rewards you want to get as it's flat shipping fee for everything. So if you get 7 things them it's like a dollar each. You can also get anything off the Nintendo store like the SNES switch controllers for switch and even shirts and other random things. So it's generally only worth it if you are planning to grab some other stuff.
You could only get Club rewards from buying stuff, so it made sense to not charge shipping. Now the rewards are free, technically.
It was either a limited time discount -or- you have to own another game by Drageus. It might be a specific game, it might be any other title.
Thank you for the recommendation on this. I picked it up and played through the entire game on normal mode, plus a couple of the hard mode circuits. I was a bit disappointed that all of the upgrades were purely cosmetic, but I liked the track designs, characters, and the different vehicle types. The best part was that you really have to keep on your toes when racing because the competition remains fierce, even on the early courses... and if you fall behind, the fact that you can slipstream to build speed and turbo helps you stay in the game.
This article from Game Informer says that monsters will be spawned differently in this re-release.
Interesting, but not as cool as physically popping in a CD that you own and seeing a unique monster pop up on your screen.
