Posted November 29, 2015 Yeah this would be annoying... Tricky for them as they want a surprise each day, but also they may lose sales for people waiting on a game that never comes. personally the sale is so piss poor I think they could've gotten away with telling us what was coming up. For me the sale was great, but I have just bought the console, but It is true that giving only their best titles on sale isn't the best idea as most people already have the games. Now, I am just waiting to get Link in Hyrule Warriors instead od Zelda WW.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 29, 2015 yeah...it would have been better if they had bigger discounts.. I probably would have gone for Kirby.. just with my backlog I'll only get games if the price is Super low. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 29, 2015 Xenoblade Chronicles is 9,99 euros and Bayonetta 2 i 29,99 euros. I really hope it has nothing to do with the 4th day of sales. But it has.... I can't believe it. So I have missed on 3 titles and still didn't get Zelda, or at least Hyrule Warriors. NoE offers do really suck. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 Toki Tori 2 2.99 euros, i think I will buy it again (I've got it for PC, but I just don't get to play it on it, plus the controls are a bit complicated with a 3rd party controller - it works, but it's more complicated than it should be). What about this game: Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure? I see it's a Wii game, but it's listed on the eShop, not VC, does it mean it's remastered, or? As I have missed on some games (especially Wonderfull 101) I am thinking of getting something else as I have the money now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 Toki Tori 2 2.99 euros, i think I will buy it again (I've got it for PC, but I just don't get to play it on it, plus the controls are a bit complicated with a 3rd party controller - it works, but it's more complicated than it should be). What about this game: Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure? I see it's a Wii game, but it's listed on the eShop, not VC, does it mean it's remastered, or? As I have missed on some games (especially Wonderfull 101) I am thinking of getting something else as I have the money now. Nah, it's the Wii version. Nintendo dropped the "Virtual Console" name. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 Nah, it's the Wii version. Nintendo dropped the "Virtual Console" name. Aha, OK thx, then I will skip on it, as I will try to find some good game I want and get the physical copy of it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 3rd of December downloads for your best console; Wii U Retail Download Xenoblade Chronicles X (Monolith Soft, €59.99 / £49.99 or €49.99 / £40.99 until Friday 18th of December for downloading Xenoblade Chronicles on the same Wii U) – Available from Friday 4th of December. Wii U eShop Human Resource Machine (Tomorrow Corporation, €9.99 / £8.99) Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure (Capcom, Wii Download, €14.99 / £13.49 until 18th December, then €19.99 / £17.99) Wii U Virtual Console Kirby Mass Attack (Nintendo, €9.99 / £8.99 or €4.99 / £4.49 until Thursday 10th of December for those that have downloaded Kirby: Power Paintbrush on the same Wii U) Kirby: Power Paintbrush (Nintendo, €9.99 / £8.99 or €4.99 / £4.49 until Thursday 10th of December for those that have downloaded Kirby Mass Attack on the same Wii U) Wii U eShop Temporary Discounts Wicked Monsters Blast! HD PLUS (Corecell, €2.99 / £2.69 until 31st December, regular price € 7.99 / £7.19) EDGE (Two Tribes, €0.79 / £0.71 until 17th December, regular price €1.99 / £1.79) RUSH (Two Tribes, €0.79 / £0.71 until 17th December, regular price €1.99 / £1.79) Swords & Soldiers (Two Tribes, €1.19 / £0.99 until 17th December, regular price €2.99 / £2.69) Toki Tori (Two Tribes, €0.79 / £0.69 until 17th December, regular price €1.99 / £1.79) Toki Tori 2+ (Two Tribes, €2.99 / £2.49 until 17th December, regular price €14.99 / £12.99) Wii U DLC – Available Now! Xenoblade Chronicles X (Disc version): Basic High-Speed Data Loading Pack – Impact: High (Nintendo, free) Xenoblade Chronicles X (Disc version): Enemy High-Speed Data Loading Pack – Impact: Medium (Nintendo, free) Xenoblade Chronicles X (Disc version): Player High-Speed Data Loading Pack – Impact: Medium (Nintendo, free) Xenoblade Chronicles X (Disc version): Skell High-Speed Data Loading Pack – Impact: Medium (Nintendo, free) Xenoblade is finally here; rejoice! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 What about this game: Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure? I see it's a Wii game, but it's listed on the eShop, not VC, does it mean it's remastered, or? If I recall correctly, Wii games are not technically Virtual Console, as they are not emulated. They don't have the features of VC (ie. Restore Points) and they run directly off the Wii U hardware. It's exactly like downloading a Wii U game off the eShop. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted November 30, 2015 Well, disappointed by the final cyber deals day! Was really hoping to see Hyrule Warriors discounted, would have snapped it up straight away! Annoyingly, if I had known I would have bought DK Tropical Freeze instead! However Microsoft came up trumps today and picked up Rare Replay for £12.99. May as well be an eshop game... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 7, 2015 10th of December Wii U eShop downloads will be FAST; Wii U eShop FAST Racing NEO (Shin’en Multimedia, €14.99 / £10.99) Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures (ScrewAttack Games, €9.99 / £8.99) VoxelMaker (Nostatic Software, €4.49 / £3.49) Dinox (Engine Software, €4.99 / £4.49) Wii U Virtual Console Game & Watch Gallery Advance (Nintendo, GBA VC, €6.99 / £6.29) Polarium Advance (Nintendo, GBA VC, €6.99 / £6.29) Wii U eShop Temporary Discounts Citizens of Earth (Atlus, €4.99 / £4.00 until 24th December, regular price €11.99 / £9.99) Life of Pixel (Super Icon, €4.99/ £4.49 until 9th January, regular price €9.99 / £8.99) Rock ‘N Racing Off Road DX (EnjoyUp Games, €2.99/ £2.69 until 7th January, regular price €5.99 / £5.39) ZaciSa: Defense of the Crayon Dimensions! (ZeNfA Productions, €0.99 / £0.79 until 7th January, regular price €2.99 / £2.29) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 7, 2015 Polarium Advance (Nintendo, GBA VC, €6.99 / £6.29) Still amuses me that this was released AFTER Polarium on DS. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 10, 2015 I am thinking of getting this Dinox game, as I want my daughter to learn more about it. Does anyone know anything about it, as I can't find any reviews.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 14, 2015 Nintendo eShop (Wii U) Minecraft: Wii U Edition (Mojang) - €29.99/£19.99 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Festive Skin Pack (Mojang) - €1.99/£1.59 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: The Simpsons Skin Pack (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Star Wars Classic Skin Pack (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Star Wars Rebels Skin Pack (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Star Wars Prequel Skin Pack (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Doctor Who Skins Volume I (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Doctor Who Skins Volume II (Mojang) - €2.99/£2.39 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Mass Effect Mash-up Skin Pack (Mojang) - €3.99/£3.19 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Skyrim Mash-up Skin Pack (Mojang) - €3.99/£3.19 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Greek Mythology Mash-up Skin Pack (Mojang) - €3.99/£3.19 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Halloween 2015 Mash-up Skin Pack (Mojang) - €3.99/£3.19 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Plastic Texture Pack (Mojang) - €0.99/£0.79 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Candy Texture Pack (Mojang) - €0.99/£0.79 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Cartoon Texture Pack (Mojang) - €0.99/£0.79 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Steampunk Texture Pack (Mojang) - €0.99/£0.79 Minecraft: Wii U Edition: Pattern Texture Pack (Mojang) - €0.99/£0.79 Minecraft is a game about placing blocks and going on adventures. Explore randomly-generated worlds and build amazing things from the simplest of homes to the grandest of castles. Play in Creative Mode with unlimited resources or mine deep into the world in survival mode, crafting weapons and armour to fend off the dangerous mobs. Craft, create, and explore alone, or with up to four players in split-screen and up to eight online. Island Flight Simulator (Joindots) - €7.99/£5.99 Enjoy open-ended gameplay, touch down in the tropics and transport freight between twelve exotic islands in more than a hundred exciting missions. Only the most daring pilots will take the risk of accepting both highly lucrative and illegal missions from shifty clients. Ascent of Kings (Nostatic Software) - €1.99/£1.49 The death of a King. An epic challenge to choose a new ruler. Will the youngest of four brothers turn out to be the strongest? Will a boy become King? The answer is up to you. Classic adventure-platformer gameplay. Explore and encounter strange creatures - some harmless, some not. Navigate dangerous passages and evade deadly traps. Seek out elemental shrines and receive upgraded abilities. Job the Leprechaun (Herrero) - €2.99/£2.69 Help Job the Leprechaun to rescue his friend Eri in this retro style platformer game. Collect all clovers on stage and find the door to go to the next level. A horde of goblins, zombies, caterpillars and more monsters will try to stop you, use your Magic Hat to fight them. But you are not alone in this adventure, a cow and an elf will help you with their abilities. Mario Tennis (Nintendo, N64 VC) - €9.99/£8.99 Acclaimed as one of the most addictively fun games on Nintendo 64, Mario Tennis returns! With simple yet intuitive controls, you can keep your opponent on their toes with volleys, lobs, spins, and backhand smashes. Choose from 16 familiar characters with unique skills, and enjoy many different modes - from the standard Tournament to the wacky Piranha Challenge. Unlock all the secrets in single-player mode, or have friends over for intense multiplayer matches; this is a game that keeps serving up the fun! New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo, DS VC) - €9.99/£8.99 New Super Mario Bros. marked a milestone in Mario’s varied career. The first 2D platformer since Super Mario World, it brought the classic gameplay bang up to date with sumptuous visuals, toe-tapping tunes, and tons of secrets and surprises. Eight worlds are yours to explore, as you seek out all 240 Star Coins. You’ll need all your skills, plus new power-ups like the Mega Mushroom, Blue Koopa Shell and Mini Mushroom, to discover everything. Plus – if you fancy a break from Goomba-stomping, relax with a wide selection of touchscreen minigames! Onimusha Tactics (Capcom, GBA VC) - €6.99/£6.29 After witnessing the destruction of their village by Nobunaga, an ambitious warlord assisted by occult forces on his quest to unify Japan, the young warrior Onimaru and his sister Oboro gather a militia of skilful swordsmen and other colourful characters to counter the demonic threat. The popular samurai series Onimusha returns with an episode focussing on strategic battles and teamwork, which is also fondly remembered for its addictive crafting mechanics to improve your equipment and weapons. Special offers Stone Shire (Finger Gun Games) - €4.99/£4.99 (Permanent, was €7.99/£7.00) Another World - 20th Anniversary Edition (Digital Lounge) - €3.99/£3.59 (Ends December 24, normally €7.99/£7.19) Armillo (Fuzzy Wuzzy Games) - €3.69/£2.99 (Ends January 1, normally €6.00/£5.50) Art of Balance (Shin’en Multimedia) - €6.70/£5.35 (Ends January 7, normally €8.99/£7.15) Canvaleon (OXiAB Game Studio) - €6.95/£6.29 (Ends January 7, normally €9.95/£8.99) DuckTales: Remastered (CAPCOM) - €5.99/£4.79 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£11.99) Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara (CAPCOM) - €5.24/£4.19 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£11.99) Extreme Exorcism (Ripstone Publishing) - €9.99/£7.99 (Ends December 31, normally €12.99/£9.99) Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut (Curve Digital) - €1.99/£1.99 (Ends December 31, normally €11.99/£9.99) Mighty Switch Force! Hyper Drive Edition (WayForward) - €4.99/£4.49 (Ends January 6, normally €9.99/£8.99) Mighty Switch Force! 2 (WayForward) - €2.50/£2.50 (Ends January 6, normally €5.00/£5.00) Momonga Pinball Adventures (Paladin Studios) - €2.99/£2.50 (Ends December 31, normally €5.99/£4.99) Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) (E-line Media) - €5.99/£5.19 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£12.99) Nova-111 (Curve Digital) - €3.99/£3.50 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£11.99) OlliOlli (Curve Digital) - €3.39/£2.49 (Ends December 31, normally €9.99/£7.99) Pumped BMX + (Curve Digital) - €4.99/£3.99 (Ends December 31, normally €9.99/£7.99) Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (WayForward) - €8.49/£7.99 (Ends January 6, normally €16.99/£15.99) Shiftlings (Activision) - €7.49/£6.99 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£13.99) Skylanders SuperChargers (Activision) - €32.49/£28.99 (Ends December 31, normally €49.99/£44.99) Slender: The Arrival (Blue Isle Studios) - €5.39/ £3.79 (Ends December 31, normally €8.99/£6.39) SpongeBob SquarePants: Plankton's Robotic Revenge (Activision) - €14.99/£11.99 (Ends December 31, normally €49.99/£39.99) Star Sky (JMJ Interactive) - €2.00/£1.80 (Ends December 31, normally €4.00/£3.60) Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones (Curve Digital) - €1.99/£1.59 (Ends December 31, normally €9.99/£7.99) Suspension Railroad Simulator (Joindots) - €7.19/£5.39 (Ends December 31, normally €7.99/£5.99) Swords & Soldiers II (Ronimo Games) - €12.99/£11.89 (Ends December 31, normally €18.99/£16.99) The Amazing Spider-Man Ultimate Edition (Activision) - €12.49/£9.99 (Ends December 31, normally €49.99/£39.99) The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Activision) - €17.99/£14.99 (Ends December 31, normally €59.99/£49.99) The Peanuts Movie: Snoopy's Grand Adventure (Activision) - €24.99/£19.99 (Ends December 31, normally €49.99/£39.99) The Swapper (Curve Digital) - €2.99/£1.99 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£11.99) The Swindle (Curve Digital) - €2.99/£1.99 (Ends December 31, normally €14.99/£11.99) Thomas was Alone (Curve Digital) - €1.50/£1.25 (Ends December 31, normally €7.99/£6.99) TRANSFORMERS PRIME The Game - €14.99/£11.99 (Ends December 31, normally €49.99/£39.99) TRANSFORMERS: Rise of the Dark Spark (Activision) - €17.99/£14.99 (Ends December 31, normally €59.99/£49.99) Trine 2: Director's Cut (Frozenbyte) - €8.49/£6.99 (Ends January 7, normally €16.99/£13.99) Trine Enchanted Edition (Frozenbyte) - €6.49/£5.49 (Ends January 7, normally €12.99/£10.99) Turtle Tale (Saturnine Games) - €1.49/£1.24 (Ends January 7, normally €2.99/£2.49) Tis the season of massive discounts, FALALALALA, LA LA LA LAAAA!!!! Curve Digital be going crazy! Their discounts are mental! Time for me to stock up on their games! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 14, 2015 Hmm, I do have Stealth Inc 2 on PC, but will probably get it on the Wii U as I will have no problem with controlers, plus the off TV play. That, The Swapper, Nova-111 and maybe Thomas Was Alone are the games I am interested at, I just have to be carefull as I have found a nice offer for a preowned Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze so I can't spend all the money , plus I am waiting for Christmas sale, maybe the will offer something I really want. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 14, 2015 Great news! Will definitely be picking up Never Alone now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 17, 2015 I'll be getting The Swindle and Thomas Was Alone at that price! This is really what Black Friday sales on eShop should have been. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 Virtual Console (Wii U) Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS), Nintendo – £8.99 (€9.99) This 3D action game was one of the most popular launch titles of the Nintendo DS. In comparison with the original Super Mario 64, this version adds a variety of new features that are sure to please both newcomers and veterans, including three new playable characters (Luigi, Yoshi and Wario) who can be unlocked during Mario’s quest, each coming with their unique abilities. The game also features new stages and updates the completion challenge from 120 to 150 Power Stars. Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (SNES), Nintendo – £5.49 (€7.99) The Mushroom Kingdom faces a new threat when a giant sword falls from the sky and lays chaos upon the land. Mario must gather a crew of unexpected allies to take on the nefarious Smithy Gang! Before Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi, the first Role-Playing Game featuring Mario was this celebrated collaboration between Nintendo and the makers of Final Fantasy, Squaresoft (now Square Enix). Many players hold fond memories of the witty dialogue and colourful characters like Mallow and Geno. If you own this title on your Wii, perform a system transfer from your Wii to your Wii U to receive a special upgrade price. This is the US version of the game. Wii U Download Software Kung Fu FIGHT!, Nostatic Software – £1.49 (€1.99) Fight the bad guys, save the girl – you know the drill! Relentless old-school action as you run, jump and fight your way through your quest of rescue and revenge. Non-stop action! Retro-styled, old school gameplay. Battle through varied environments against unique enemies. Multiple difficulty modes add challenge and replayability. Special Offers (Wii U) Darksiders II, Nordic Games – £9.99 (€12.49) until 7th January 2016, normally £39.99 (€49.99) Electronic Super Joy, Broken Rules – £5.99 (€6.99) until 7th January 2016, normally £6.99 (€7.99) Human Resource Machine, Tomorrow Corporation – £6.99 (€7.99) until 31st December 2015, normally £8.99 (€9.99) Legend of Kay Anniversary, Nordic Games – £4.99 (€7.49) until 7th January 2016, normally £19.99 (€29.99) Roving Rogue, Padaone Games – £3.59 (€3.99) until 7th January 2016, normally £7.19 (€7.99) Spin the Bottle: Bumpie’s Party, KnapNok Games – £3.99 (€3.99) until 7th January 2016, normally £8 (€8.99) Tengami, Nyamyam – £3.49 (€3.99) until 10th January 2016, normally £6.99 (€7.99) The Swindle, Curve Digital – £5.49 (€6.99) until 7th January 2016, normally £11.99 (€14.99) TNT Racers – Nitro Machines Edition, Keen Games – £4.49 (€4.99) until 14th January 2016, normally £6.99 (€7.99) Zombie Defense, Teyon – £3.59 (€3.99) until 7th January 2016, normally £7.19 (€7.99) Human Resource Machine went on sale fast! Great for me, since I still need to pick that one up Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 I've never played Mario RPG but always heard good things so might give this a punt. I love Paper Mario 1 & 2 but can take or leave Mario&Luigi so where would you guys say this game lands compared to those two series? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 (edited) I've never played Mario RPG but always heard good things so might give this a punt. I love Paper Mario 1 & 2 but can take or leave Mario&Luigi so where would you guys say this game lands compared to those two series? I think Super Mario RPG is the perfect "beginner's RPG". It's not insultingly easy, but won't challenge RPG veterans too much. Basically Square was trying to get Mario fans to try RPG's and it worked well. The battles are closer to Paper Mario than M&L. It has action commands, but has a hint of Final Fantasy to it. (Shouldn't be surprising, really, seeing as Square made it) It's definitely worth a go if you like Paper Mario, but just remember, it's a product of it's time, so expect some slightly awkward isometric platforming and some amazingly obtuse optional secrets (The best armour and weapon in the game are almost impossible to find, not that it's really required) Humour and soundtrack are top notch though. The game likes to play on Mario's ability to jump really high and his refusal to speak. (This was before Mario 64, after all) And it's genuinely funny. If you were looking for a list of best to worst, then I would say... Bowser's Inside Story > Thousand Year Door > Dream Team > Paper Mario > Mario RPG > Superstar Saga > Partners In Time Should point out that I still really like Partners In Time, and I'm not counting Super Paper Mario and Sticker Star because they're not RPG's I also haven't played Paper Jam Edited December 21, 2015 by Glen-i Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 (edited) I would generally say that SMRPG ers closer to Mario & Luigi than Paper Mario. The isometric perspective is similar (but not the same as the 3/4 top-down view as M&L1-3), there's a much bigger focus on platforming than in the Paper Mario games, it features a ton of non-Mario characters and they share the same music composer (actually, Alphadream is primarily made up of ex Squaresoft staff who worked on SMRPG, so the M&L series is actually basically a direct successor from the same team ) The isometric perspective does make for some awkward moments (now HERE's a game that begs for the 3D Classics treatment!) and there are some really obtuse secrets (don't even bother trying for 100% completion without a guide) but it's a great game though. An absolute classic for sure! : peace: Also one of those rare few 16 bit RPGs that got a great localisation as well! It's very funny and well done (though with some strange pop culture references thrown in that do stand out as a bit odd, Bruce Lee? Really?) Edited December 21, 2015 by Dcubed Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 I would generally say that SMRPG ers closer to Mario & Luigi than Paper Mario. The isometric perspective is similar (but not the same as the 3/4 top-down view as M&L1-3) This is true as well. So Paper Mario-ish battles with M&L-ish overworld. Also one of those rare few 16 bit RPGs that got a great localisation as well! It's very funny and well done (though with some strange pop culture references thrown in that do stand out as a bit odd, Bruce Lee? Really?) Oh, come on, this line doesn't make you smile? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 21, 2015 Is Legend of Kay Anniversary fun? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 23, 2015 Woah!! Noitu Love Devolution is finally coming to Nintendo platforms! This one was announced for WiiWare way back in the day, but its development was cancelled along the way. Now coming to Wii U with Wii Remote/Nunchuck controls (Pointer controls for the onscreen cursor) and Gamepad controls (Touch Screen for the onscreen cursor) and 3DS (Touch Screen controls for the onscreen cursor). I was always so disappointed that it never came out on Wii, since it was always a natural fit. Nice to see that it's finally coming in the end! Really looking forward to this one! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted December 23, 2015 Are they gonna give us any Christmas sale? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
