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The Wonderful 101: Remastered goes up on Kickstarter
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Around 39€ for physical with just 5€ shipping is f'n crazy.
That's why I love Kickstarter. You can buy the shit you would buy anyway and get it cheaper than in stores. This time almost shadow drop even, only April! If you have the slightest interest in any way, you would be dumb to not back it here.
That's why I love Kickstarter. You can buy the shit you would buy anyway and get it cheaper than in stores. This time almost shadow drop even, only April! If you have the slightest interest in any way, you would be dumb to not back it here.
The FAQ section says steam.
Of course, we absolutely want to release The Wonderful 101: Remastered on platforms other than Nintendo Switch, Steam, and PS4 so that fans everywhere can play, but this is a challenging endeavor for our first foray into self-publishing. That's why we wanted to concentrate on these three initial hardware platforms.
Wait, nevermind. That's the $250K tier. How did I not see that?
Charges you the date the Kickstarter ends and only if it got successfully Kickstarted (Wonderful 101 is already successfully kickstarted though), but gives you two weeks to fix any payment issues if something occurs.
Yeah I saw it right after lol
But the KS is doing pretty well so maybe it was a good decision
Hmmmm. I'm guessing the kickstarter funds will be used to buy the IP?
Why would they? Nintendo was already on board, just not to port it to other platforms
The soundtrack is fantastic. I bought it on iTunes in the Wii U days.
Will physical only be available through Kickstarter or will I be able to buy it after it's released?
So happy to see it's finally coming to modern platforms and is getting lots of support!
So happy to see it's finally coming to modern platforms and is getting lots of support!
Danger's coming, looming large
So who's gonna make a stand?
One-hundred rangers are taking charge
The line is drawn in the sand
Knuckles crack
In two-hundred very different ways
But each and every one has got
The same thing to say...
So who's gonna make a stand?
One-hundred rangers are taking charge
The line is drawn in the sand
Knuckles crack
In two-hundred very different ways
But each and every one has got
The same thing to say...
It'll probably reach that by midnight (we're halfway there already and it's been 30 minutes).
But if Nintendo were up for it, then they
Again, what was going through their heads?
Yeah, what were Platinum expecting? Granted this was before Astral Chain likely became a surprise success at over 1m copies, but if I were Platinum I'd have leapt at the opportunity regardless of the obvious caveat of it still being Nintendo-exclusive... of a Nintendo-owned game.
Again, what was going through their heads?
if the phys is also for april, the only way is that they they already made them
So this really looks like Nintendo would have actually funded the port if they didn't want it to be on other platforms.
That's a weird choice from Platinum, but it fits with their goal of wanting to be independent. Nice from Nintendo to allow that in the end.
That's a weird choice from Platinum, but it fits with their goal of wanting to be independent. Nice from Nintendo to allow that in the end.
lol yeah. Thread is moving fast, I skipped a lot of posts.
Co-own, yes.
This is actually pretty funny to see after reading the other thread where it's expected not to work, doom and gloom, W101 is dead yada yada.
I'm thinking of getting a physical copy for Switch and picking it up on Steam later down the line, but I dunno...
Right, that could easily be the case. In fact, it's most likely the case I'd say.
Like ned_ballad said (and I forgot to mention) it might not necessarily be available physically outside of kickstarter. But it will be 100% available digitally.
Not interested in this, as I didn't like it much on WiiU, but I'm happy seeing that it's successful. It's a game with a lot of heart.
Told myself I wouldn't Kickstart anything anymore. But this is too tempting. At least I know the game is already good, compared to most projects that start from scratch.
At least Nintendo offered them the possibility of Kickstarter instead of simply blocking the ip.
It's for everything. You can't port a game in just 3 months.
It's most likely they already have them completed and with the KS they're looking to gain the money back.
