CiDeRmAn wrote: » Starting to sound like Reggie now!
richymcdermott wrote: » you have no idea how much i adored fire emblem awakening :O :L
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Better than Sonic Adventure
ShadowHearth wrote: » Well, I got wii u now too. Registered games I got and picked up in promotion pikmin 3. Doing updates and it is taking ages. Just one question. Do I really need sensor bar if I am not playing wii games? I have a feeling my wii u will be a traveling console, so that sensor bar might be a bit annoying. It will travel between Bedroom/living room/buddies house.
CastorTroy wrote: » So apparently there is a Japanese unveiling of Project Zero U/Fatal Frame U on Friday morning (5:30am our time). Just read it on neogaf as can't access news sites here, so no link
nix wrote: » Nice! Did ya get both deals? You would only need the sensor bar for games that use the wii remote, you wont need it if using the gamepad or pro controller. So you're pretty safe without it for all WiiU games, alot of wii games require the wii remote however but dont always require the aim capeability, if you look at the back of the box it will tell you what pads can be used.. For resident evil zero i had to use the wii remote and nunchuck, not ideal and it took a bit of getting used to, but was grand in the end
johnny_ultimate wrote: » Lego City bundle does come with a disc as opposed to a digital copy Monster Hunter deal does seem like a good one - can't make out the price in the photo but for under 300 it's decent value, considering how much a classic controller would cost on its own. Did you get Mario Kart for 40?
Americans hate getting free games from Nintendo.http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2014/07...sulting/94583/
Banjo wrote: » The Club Nintendo offering in Europe isn't much better. I remember o nthe gamecube when you bought a game you used to get not just points but exclusive (and mostly useless but cool) content - Winamp skins, wallpapers, desktop buddies, printable Tshirt transfers and bookmarks. Stuff that cost them nothing but was nice to have. And the store used to have stuff in it that you wanted to get - I really love my Mario and Luigi kids car window shades, but they're 5 years old now and need replacing - instead of having 3 pages of whatever stuff they can't shift, and only updating it once in a blue moon.
abbir wrote: » I got two Mario Kart trophies off Club Nintendo here. Was pretty happy with them. Got some other things too like a Pikmin. Good stuff does appear sometimes. The most annoying thing about it, is the stars expiring. It stops me from registering games straight away.
sligeach wrote: » What stops me straight away are the bloody surveys. Leave me alone. I don't want to fill out to fill these out for every single game. Some are worse, registering the Wii U went on and on and on. I have 1,600 stars in my account, I'm sure I've enough codes to reach 7,000, usually the mark for something cool when they actually have a product in stock but I'll be damned if I'm doing all those surveys. It was so much easier and hassle free during the Gamecube and Wii days. I also agree on the expiry issue as as well.
readyletsgo wrote: » Yup, we can. I've been getting a few things since 2011 I think, it says UK & Ireland on the Nintendo.co.uk site. I use my dublin address, no fiddling with address or sending up north or anything. Should be delivered to your door by An Post no problem. EDIT: I did notice with the Luigi gold coins, they came from Germany, so maybe everything ordered from the UK site is sent from a Germany warehouse.