That's not the end of the bullshit -- you had to pre-order on Amazon Japan on Prime Day in order to get a download code for Sagaia (Game Boy) which is otherwise unavailable making the collection a bit more incomplete for everyone else.
Having 100% Rayman Legends on PS4 (& almost 100%'d Origins awhile ago on PS3), I got used to the controls, especially when I was doing the online & was realizing how people were able to achieve such quick times. In a way, you're able to "exploit" the momentum/physics to be able to pull off some fast platforming, which can feel great when you're able to nail it & shave off a few seconds to place you above the threshold for earning a gold or even a platinum. As someone who played LBP & absolutely did not like the physics of that game, I never got that comparison, but at the same time, the only time you're really gonna be able to pull said "exploits" is during the online stuff where they're designed for speed.
I love it! It's hard for me to find issues with the game. My favorite part is probably the class and build variety as each class is distinct. Plus most of your character's progression is under your control, it's just loot that is random. Tangledeep manages to entice me into replaying the game multiple times (rather than forcing me to). Dying on heroic is a chance to try something new. I can't wait to go back and try a bunch of the other classes. It's the same feeling I get when I play Path of Exile or Diablo on hardcore mode.
Nice! I bought the game, should be starting it tomorrow. The soundtrack really is amazing.
It's definitely pretty light which is probably one thing I don't like about the game. Would have been nice to have it be more fleshed out.
Edited my post for Octopath. Oh, Romancing Saga 2. Completely forgot that it was out.
I think you can go to nintendo.com, change your region to EU, then buy it from the eShop. That's how I've done it for Japanese games and demos. The only catch might be whether or not your credit card will be accepted in Europe.
Oh shoot really? That would be sooo much simpler to me than having to make a whole nother account! So just sign in first and then change the region?
Hmm...I don't see edit anywhere but I do see English (US) in the bottom bar. Do I just change that to the region that is selling Donkey Kong at a discount?
After you change your region, you'll need to re-link your eShop account on the Switch to your Nintendo.com account, but that's a technicality. The only risks are whether your credit card will be accepted in Europe and if you have eShop credits before you change regions (you lose them if you do).
I'm from the US so the coins I got are from there.
Oh okay! This sounds a lot better. But out of curiosity, wouldn't I be able to just purchase them online through my laptop once I switch regions? Or do I HAVE to buy them on the Switch console?
Interesting. I do have a Vita and will check it out there instead. Thanks for the heads up.
As long as a region has an online eshop (I think not all regions do), you can use your laptop. You will see any game you purchased on your download list no matter which region you purchased it on.
Super awesome! I'll be selling my physical copy then and will be trying this out! Thanks so much everyone!
I was trying to avoid making multiple Switch accounts but do you mean separate PayPal accounts?
The thing is it will help you manage the different eshops better and you don't have to keep bouncing back and forth on your main account which if you want to keep an eshop balance you cannot do
Oh no sorry if I sounded rude! I had just woken up so I was typing without thinking lol.
