I hate stuff like.OldClassicGamer said:Agree.
Demo might stay Japan exclusive
SegaNintendoUbisoft said:Besides, the full game releases this week for the Europeans (lucky). It would be redundant to release a demo.sonicbrawler182 said:I can understand the gap for the full game, just not for this demo. At least the full game has the excuse of having to ship physical copies to different regions. This is a non-issue with the demo.
I used the wrong word there, I apologize, I knew it was in other European countries, but my point still stands, they should of released it worldwide. Anyways, redundant wasn't the right word either, I'll just say odd. My whole statement was filled with wrong words wasn't it?sonicbrawler182 said:SegaNintendoUbisoft said:Besides, the full game releases this week for the Europeans (lucky). It would be redundant to release a demo.sonicbrawler182 said:I can understand the gap for the full game, just not for this demo. At least the full game has the excuse of having to ship physical copies to different regions. This is a non-issue with the demo.
It's never redundant to release a demo. It gives those who are skeptical a chance to try before they buy. Me personally, I wanted the demo so I could get used to the new controls and move set before diving into the game, as well as getting the opportunity to try the 3DS version (which I won't be getting for a while), and make comparisons.
And the Special Edition of Generations was not UK exclusive, it was also available in other European countries, as well as Australia. The same applied to the Generations Collector's Edition. I bought my copy of the latter from Amazon Germany.
It updates around Thursday.OldClassicGamer said:Well you did make a good point. When is eShop updating again?
sonicbrawler182 said:Those were all recent though.
Fun fact, Sonic 2 had the first ever official midnight launch for a video game...IN AMERICA! :V
Interesting video, brought up a lot of great points.sonicbrawler182 said: