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...which is surely to do with the new games released this year and probably almost nothing to do with games like Pikmin 3 and Kirby's Return to Dreamland.
I think Luigi U is oop too. It was up on bestbuy.com a week or so ago but not now and the only store I could find it at locally was a little mom and pop shop.
I want to get into this series, should I start with pikmin 3 or play the others?
I know there's Wii control versions, but I also still have a GC lying around.
So I ordered this game along with Hyrle Warriors on the 1st. Three weeks later, they still had not shipped. I contacted best buy customer support and then three days later, which is today, they said they will re ship my items.... Except they are only shipping Hyrule warriors. Now I'll probably never get Pikmin and my card was already charged for it as well. This is a mess.
Yep, I'm not getting Pikmin now. Had to do a refund because they said they were completely out of it.Keep at it; make sure they refund you. This is definitely something they should be able to fix for you. Sorry to hear it, man.
I want to get into this series, should I start with pikmin 3 or play the others?
I know there's Wii control versions, but I also still have a GC lying around.
I want to get into this series, should I start with pikmin 3 or play the others?
I know there's Wii control versions, but I also still have a GC lying around.
Pre-owned Pikmin 3 was available for shipping on Best Buy for $34.99. Came up to $42.44 with tax/standard shipping. Fingers crossed.
Pre-owned Pikmin 3 was available for shipping on Best Buy for $34.99. Came up to $42.44 with tax/standard shipping. Fingers crossed.
So what's Nintendo's strategy here, because its pretty clear they have something going on with yanking all of their releases soon after they go on sale.
So what's Nintendo's strategy here, because its pretty clear they have something going on with yanking all of their releases soon after they go on sale.
So what's Nintendo's strategy here, because its pretty clear they have something going on with yanking all of their releases soon after they go on sale.
So what's Nintendo's strategy here, because its pretty clear they have something going on with yanking all of their releases soon after they go on sale.
A lot of people are just jumping into 3DS ownership now too, and arguably the best game on the system is no longer available.Ocarina of Time, one of Nintendo's most popular games is also out of print on 3DS. Used copies go for around $70-80.
Fucking ridiculous.
So what's Nintendo's strategy here, because its pretty clear they have something going on with yanking all of their releases soon after they go on sale.
A lot of people are just jumping into 3DS ownership now too, and arguably the best game on the system is no longer available.
It is clear that Nintendo just wants you to buy their games off the eShop. More profit for them.
To be fair, the game is more than 2 years old.
Even though Nintendo does have an evergreen strategy with some games, Pikmin 3 wasn't exactly a huge seller, so like most retail goods, they stopped printing it.
But it does seem people expect all Nintendo stuff to be in retail shelves forever. That's simply not the case. The games need to sell for that to be true, which is why you saw Brawl and MKWii on shelves for years. Those games consistently sold at brisk paces
Majora's Mask is better, and still in stock (for now)
#1 metascore on the 3DS. (gasp, metacritic!)Majora's Mask is better, and still in stock (for now)
A lot of people are just jumping into 3DS ownership now too, and arguably the best game on the system is no longer available.
It is clear that Nintendo just wants you to buy their games off the eShop. More profit for them.
Seen a few copies locally where I live, although it being Gamestop "new" puts me off, but the price is reasonable so I shouldn't complain. Quick question, should I play the first two before this? I want to get this first at least to avoid missing out on it.
To be fair, the game is more than 2 years old.
Even though Nintendo does have an evergreen strategy with some games, Pikmin 3 wasn't exactly a huge seller, so like most retail goods, they stopped printing it.
But it does seem people expect all Nintendo stuff to be in retail shelves forever. That's simply not the case. The games need to sell for that to be true, which is why you saw Brawl and MKWii on shelves for years. Those games consistently sold at brisk paces
It's also on the wii U title as a relatively niche game. The print run is not going to be very big for a system that just doesn't have a big install basePikmin 3 was first released in July 2013, which isn't more than 2 years ago.
It's also on the wii U title as a relatively niche game. The print run is not going to be very big for a system that just doesn't have a big install base
Pikmin 3 feels like a completely standalone game. I have only played Pikmin 3, and never felt there even were references to the previous games (apparently there were). Amazing game.
Seen a few copies locally where I live, although it being Gamestop "new" puts me off, but the price is reasonable so I shouldn't complain. Quick question, should I play the first two before this? I want to get this first at least to avoid missing out on it.
The game will be 4 years old in a couple of months. I mean, I'm sure it would be in NoA's best interest to print more copies and sell them again, but you can't expect 3+ years old games to be readily available on every storeshelf .