Quote from: gf78 on February 16, 2015, 09:08:10 amQuote from: silversyx on February 15, 2015, 10:42:57 pmI apologize, I'm still fairly new to the site.Thanks I'll try GS and see what they can do. Online it says there's not one in stock within 100 miles of me O.oI really hope that rumor isn't true, does Nintendo just hate money? I think it's weird they aren't making more Majora's Mask 3DS's, most Amiibo, and now this game? Ugh, I wanted to play and finish this version of the game before I start Majora's Mask 3D.Typical Nintendo. Back in the NES, SNES and N64 days, they would routinely release "Player's Choice" titles for their most popular games. They tapered off with the amount of re-releases with Gamecube and even more so with the Wii. There is obviously a demand for these games. How difficult would it be to print some more copies of Ocarina of Time 3D or Metroid Prime Trilogy?There is a huge demand for many Nintendo classics, but they just ignore it and do what they want. It really baffles me.Now they just skip the reprint and target eshop. All the AAA Nintendo titles are hitting the eshop now. Metroid Prime Trilogy, Super Mario Galaxy, Punch Out, etc.With the games I guess it makes sense no need to worry about overstocking. Sucks for those of us that prefer to get our physical goods from non-scalper types.
Quote from: silversyx on February 15, 2015, 10:42:57 pmI apologize, I'm still fairly new to the site.Thanks I'll try GS and see what they can do. Online it says there's not one in stock within 100 miles of me O.oI really hope that rumor isn't true, does Nintendo just hate money? I think it's weird they aren't making more Majora's Mask 3DS's, most Amiibo, and now this game? Ugh, I wanted to play and finish this version of the game before I start Majora's Mask 3D.Typical Nintendo. Back in the NES, SNES and N64 days, they would routinely release "Player's Choice" titles for their most popular games. They tapered off with the amount of re-releases with Gamecube and even more so with the Wii. There is obviously a demand for these games. How difficult would it be to print some more copies of Ocarina of Time 3D or Metroid Prime Trilogy?There is a huge demand for many Nintendo classics, but they just ignore it and do what they want. It really baffles me.
I apologize, I'm still fairly new to the site.Thanks I'll try GS and see what they can do. Online it says there's not one in stock within 100 miles of me O.oI really hope that rumor isn't true, does Nintendo just hate money? I think it's weird they aren't making more Majora's Mask 3DS's, most Amiibo, and now this game? Ugh, I wanted to play and finish this version of the game before I start Majora's Mask 3D.
I wish Nintendo had their own online store and they tell people they have to make the game THEN ship it to you so it will take a lot longer but they don't overstock AND we get physical copies. Just cut out the middle man. I'm sure there's a lot more problems with this but a fanboy can dream right?
Quote from: silversyx on February 16, 2015, 07:29:47 pmI wish Nintendo had their own online store and they tell people they have to make the game THEN ship it to you so it will take a lot longer but they don't overstock AND we get physical copies. Just cut out the middle man. I'm sure there's a lot more problems with this but a fanboy can dream right?That exists in UK.http://store.nintendo.co.uk/home.dept
Quote from: badATchaos on February 17, 2015, 10:59:56 amQuote from: silversyx on February 16, 2015, 07:29:47 pmI wish Nintendo had their own online store and they tell people they have to make the game THEN ship it to you so it will take a lot longer but they don't overstock AND we get physical copies. Just cut out the middle man. I'm sure there's a lot more problems with this but a fanboy can dream right?That exists in UK.http://store.nintendo.co.uk/home.deptNice. Just another example of how screwed up NoA is. People have to crusade for them to release games like Xenoblade, the shortchange us on Amiibo's and there is no store to buy their games like the UK has. Screwed again.
