i saw that review this morning i find it funny that they call the game slow when its a mystery/puzzle game its ment to be slow i just hope it gets released in the states soon, i should get first one
i saw that review this morning i find it funny that they call the game slow when its a mystery/puzzle game its ment to be slow i just hope it gets released in the states soon, i should get first oneelbert_b_23
it actually is slow there is a lot of text that is unnecessary but its a good game I would give it an 7.8 myself.
The only thing left to say is that NOA is using these reviews to validate their decision to not localize the game.
It's not "hardcore" enough to appeal to the revived adventure game market and also not "consumer saavy enough" to convince normal Wii buyers that an average non-childish woman will provide a decent puzzle experience.
You want this game in america? Show this game to the girls that are buying Fashion Style this fall, they have more sway than even us who have played the original DS titles.
The only thing left to say is that NOA is using these reviews to validate their decision to not localize the game.SirSpudly
Pretty much. Reggie and his goons have a terrible localization track record, and it's just getting worse as times goes on. But the fact that a six something average game won't get localized for not being good enough when mini-game compilations that average a 3 something are given the green light is pretty funny. As a fan of the first game, it's pretty insulting. Another good reason I have no interest in buying another Wii after I sold my other one last year.
The problem is basically what everyone else here has mentioned. America. The average american does not enjoy games made by Nintendo because nintendo makes games that appeal to japanese society and culture. Most americans like blood and guts and find anything cartoony or colorful to be stupid or gay For example my friend hates Mario and toon link. I asked him y? he answered by saying mario is to colorful, and toon link is cartoony and not "realistic" enough.
I dont mean to be hating on americans, after all i live here, but i am referring to the average american who mostly enjoys shooters, and im sorry if i offended any of you. Im pretty sure lots of american games dont appeal to Japan because all we have are racers and shooters.
I don't think you would have offended anyone with your assumptions of a typical american gamer, but more likely for how you described cartoon graphics.
If you look at other scores... they scored it around the average... I never could get into the first one, and Phoenix Wright is my favorite game on the DS.
I don't think you would have offended anyone with your assumptions of a typical american gamer, but more likely for how you described cartoon graphics.Raiko101
hahahaha whew thats a relief, but im not saying the graphics are extremely cartoonish my friend was. :P
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