If you are in US, then you are not getting that
If you are in US, then you are not getting that
Hmm? The more I see it, the more I feel the exact opposite way about this game. I mean, sure the aesthetics and music and such are pretty much the same as ever--Nintendo seems to have gone the safe route there and though understandable, that is kind of disappointing, especially on the music front. However, regardless of the aesthetics, I definitely can't say that this game seems to be being phoned in, as it seems to be introducing one of the potentially largest gameplay shifts for a SMB game in a while in the form of all the coin stuff. While all that coin stuff doesn't do much for just a simple, normal playthough, but what it does do is add another tremendous layer of replayability to each level due to the score-attack element it adds--not only competing with your friends scores, which will probably be a lot of fun, but also just challenging yourself to get the most out of each level as well. Following this principle, it also really encourages actually exploring each level and really learning them all inside and out so that you're able to get the best scores possible on each stage (again, both through your own experiences and perhaps watching your friends and other people go through levels and perhaps try things you wouldn't have thought of).
Digital copy confirmed then. *sigh*
I'd probably go digital if I didn't already preorder this for $30
Mostly for the CN coins and the novelty of being the first downloadable game, plus having the game available at all times
Also, is it confirmed that Luigi isn't playable in single player?
Probably. I'd prefer that to another NSMB Wii situation.
Europes getting the gold box and have had every reversible cover thus far I believe, so you're getting it.
