It will be $50 USD. Trust me, that's how it works. When I wen to England last summer, the Wii was 250 pounds and games were 50 pounds, while in America they were $50. SMR-Venom
Wii games have never cost more than 40 GBP unless you found some dodgy shop. It's the PS3 and 360 games that used to peak at 50 GBP, but that's not all too common these days either.
That's way too expensive. We're paying for a new piece of hardware and another tech demo and it will cost us a 1/5th more than a standard game? There are only 3 possible explanations here. Either that's one expensive piece of hardware, selling at roughly 30 GBP by itself, or Wii Sports Resort is incredibly over priced, or the game has about 4 times more content than we are currently aware of. If it's the first one, i'm not ever getting motion plus. If it's the second, i'll wait to purchase it seperately. If it's the third, i've been suckered into buying a game I didn't much care about.
[QUOTE="Raiko101"]A sequel has already been confirmed I believe and is already in development. That might not make sense to some, but the first game is following a strict schedule so any ideas and concepts left out of the first game are to be implemented in the sequel straight away.firefox59
I thought the whole point of this way they didn't have a schedule so that they could take the time to make the game look as good as possible.That was the case until they found a publisher. Publishers wont throw money to keep a new idea afloat forever.
A game for the so-called 'hardcore' fan base (Sorry I hate that term) and Nintendo deny it. If this game isn't released to either Western Market then they're really shooting themselves in the foot, going back on their own promises to increase support for this market.
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