So, I'm thinking of purchasing Guitar Hero: World Tour sometime soon. Thing is, I am confused about this whole band kit. And thus, I ask the following questions: What purpose has the band been created? To allow 4 players to play the game each one using a different instrument? Will I miss on something if I choose to buy the game along with a second guitar instead? (e.g. Will I be unable to play some of the songs?)
I have no Psp, I already own Final Fantasy IV for Gba, I have never tried a Dragon Quest game before, and I know very little about Final Fantasy Tactics A2 (besides the fact that it is looking a bit too much like Final Fantasy Tactics Advance), so my vote will have to go with Final Fantasy: Ring of Fates. Even if circumstances were different, I would still go with Ring of Fates. I enjoyed the Gamecube Crystal Chronicles very much when I played it with a friend, so me and my friend are really looking forward to it. Multiplayer Adventure-Rpg Goodness!
I understand what you are trying to stay. Gba was released on 2000 and by 2004 DS has already been released. 2 years later, the Gba was all but dead. But, DS has been unbelievably successful and Nintendo doesn't really need to bother with another handheld design when the DS is that successful. Add to the fact that we have still not seen everything that the handheld has to offer, and we're talking for over 3 years of a lifespan. Or until Sony possibly announces the design for a new handheld. (The Gba was a successful console all right, which leads me to believe that one of the reasons that Nintendo decided to abandon it and design the DS was because Sony decided to release a handheld and try to tackle Nintendo in their own field). But, till then, there is nothing to be afraid of. The DS still rules. The Force is strong with this one.
Ummmm, when Nintendo released Gameboy Advance SP (2003) and Gameboy Micro (2005), were the GBA games released at those years unplayable at the original GBA? No is the answer and no is also the case with the DS. I mean why bother and change the cartidges shape? It would be a hassle for them to do that.
No, none of the two gba Fire Emblem games are remakes. The gba was their first appearance. As for my favorite handheld rpg? The crown EASILY goes to Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga for the GBA. Unsurpassed yet, but maybe Final Fantasy VI will change my mind. And Fire Emblem would be my favourite, but is not a pure rpg. It is a strategy/rpg.
No, none of the two GBA Fire Emblem games are remakes. Both of them made their first appearance on the GBA. As for my favorite handheld rpg? The crown EASILY goes to Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga for the GBA. Unsurpassed yet, but maybe Final Fantasy VI will change my mind. And Fire Emblem would be my favourite, but is not a pure rpg. It is a strategy/rpg.
i know the game hasn't come out yet...it doesn't hurt to preorder, does it?
and DS games aren't region locked.
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I am quite aware of that, thank you. However games, while they can be either region-free or region locked, are not region-less. They are meant to be sold to their respective regions. Normal Online Stores like Amazon can't send any single game outside its own region. Import shops were created for this exact reason.
With gamecube dead, I have done my best to complete my collection. There is, however, a game that still eludes me because it was never released in European territories. Case in point, Baten Kaitos Origins. So, I have seen the game at a decent price on Play-asia and I would really like to purchase it at some point. I have already bought some Japanese games before (Custom Robo and Naruto Gekitou Ninja Taissen 4 if you must know) and I use a seperate memory card to store the games there. Now, my question is: assume that I buy Baten Kaitos Origins (Talking about the NTSC-U version of course), will I need a seperate memory card to store the game or can I save it on one of my existing memory cards? I have heard that writing a Japanese game on an American or European memory card will reformat the card's settings as Japanese and delete all the card's data. Is that also the same case as writing an American game on a European memor card or not?
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