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[SporeCrawler]

You know my PS3 & 360 died , and i am still angry because nintendo lose games like merto,rising,bioshock infinity,GTAV,Tomb Raider.

I will keep this game in my list until i get PS4 so i can play them again .

Shame on nitnendo they miss so many nice games from 3rd party.

And i should wait because of my died consoles.

thats too bad. although if you look at rising and wonderful 101 (made by the same studio) there are good arguments to be made for the latter one.

 

[CO_Andy]

Anybody else downloading this today?

 

[frankie_baby]

Some games seem to be doing really good on the Wii u eshop, i remember similar comments about trine 2 and bit trip runner 2

 

[Exile20]

Because it is good? Wii U got Super Luigi U just like a week ago and this apparently still sold well.

Any good news for Nintendo over Sony results in excuses everywhere. It is almost blasphemy at this point on Neogaf.

 

[pretty done]

Anybody else downloading this today?

I was before I saw the price.

 

[boyshine]

I wish I hadn't bought this. I mainly play eShop and VC games off-TV, and the epic fail of forgetting to program audio to the GamePad speakers is equal to the game having no sound at all.

 

[gryz]

the art style for this game is atrocious

 

[DDayton]

I'd buy this for $9.99, but not for $14.99.

Perhaps it's petty of me, but the extra $5 seems meaningful when it comes to downloadable games.

 

[Gonzo The Great]

the art style for this game is atrocious

Really? I disagree completely. But I won't be downloading this until they fix the sound problem.

 

[DDayton]

...there are only 16 levels?

...

 

[fred]

Going to be interesting to see if the success of eShop titles continues next Summer, when a great deal of Kickstarter games are due for release.

Great news anyway, I've been very impressed with the quality of the titles available from the eShop so far.

 

[pretty done]

...there are only 16 levels?

...

...and New Super Luigi U is $20 for 80+ levels. Amazing.

They have no business asking $15 for this, especially when it's regularly under $5 on PC.