Excite Truck PAL dated Comments by Tom Bramwell
Early next year. Sort of.
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ronindennis
14/12/06 @ 12:36
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Ridiculous. You know the release dates of Trauma Center and Elebits? March 30th. FFS...
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The_Foo_Fighter
14/12/06 @ 13:32
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It's really not very good at all - you're not missing out on much.
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MoGamer2006
14/12/06 @ 13:51
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@ The_Foo_Fighter:
In your opinion... I'm enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would. It's no classic, granted, but it's good fun - a solid 6 or 7/10, I'd say. |
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ForbiddenForest
14/12/06 @ 14:04
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Even though this smells of a six/seven out of ten-er, deffo looking forward to trying the ker-azy 'tilt' steering approach.
But of much more importance - I wonder if the next MarioKart will use some interesting control combo, like two remotes per player!!!! Anyone else keeping their Wii boxed till Chrimbo? It's bloody killing me. I caved in last night and opened my Wii Play box to have a quick touch of the controller - it's tiny, and yet.... Oooooohhhhhhhnnnnnnffff. |
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Muddtallica
14/12/06 @ 15:24
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Salvia: That was a cheap shot...but no-one else noticed it, so knock yourself out. :P
And this whole making Europe wait thing is starting to get on my nerves...wait no, it started to get on my nerves TWENTY YEARS AGO. Though it's hardly fair to say it's just Nintendo doing it (FFXII? MGS Subsistence? The PS3?)...but then, they are the only ones persisting with the stupid region lock rubbish. Good job Freeloader will inevitably be here within a few months. |
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SuperGamerMatt
14/12/06 @ 15:47
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Stop moaning. It's not about PAL games taking ages to be released, it's because Nintendo want it to be released in February. Remember when they said they didn't want a repeat of what happened to the DS (average launch then nothing good for 6 months). The fact is you'd all be moaning in February if nothing new and good didn't wern't released for Wii.
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Muddtallica
14/12/06 @ 15:57
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JediMasterMalik: Uh...yeah, I know it is. That's why I said it was in my first comment. My point was that it was delayed in Europe, as was the PSP, and I'm sure many, many Sony products in the future will also be delayed in Europe. And even if it is region-free, that's still no reason to delay things in Europe - I don't like it when Nintendo does it with the DS, either.
All I'm saying is that European delays are not only a Nintendo problem. Heck, they're not even a only a videogame problem; why does it take so long for Pixar films to come out in this country? :( |
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I thought the releases were intentionally being staggered so we have a regular release to look forward to at the end of most months?
As far as I was aware it is actually ready, they are just choosing not to release it when very few people have actually managed to get a Wii yet, makes sense to me. Any excuse to play Wii Sports and Wii Play even more is fine by me anyway. |
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JediMasterMalik
14/12/06 @ 20:18
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...But 99% of the games won't be.
And where would this wonderful statistic be coming from? Unless you have proof to the copntrary, all PS3 games are region free. |
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I think the games that wont have region protection, are ones where the developers arent sure if they will do a worldwide launch. So if a game is only going to end up being released in Japan for example, it would make sense to leave out protection, as theyll get more sales from people importing it.
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JediMasterMalik
15/12/06 @ 02:00
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Thanks tiddles, I knew it was something like that but didn't know the jargon. :)
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mrbandersnatch
15/12/06 @ 08:50
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Staggering/short conversion delays I can take.
What I cant take is seeing GREAT games launched in the US/Asia and never making it over here. It will be interesting to see how long it takes for Bleach Wii to be launched in the UK (if it ever is) and should be a good indcator of things to come. |
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