Lukasz better not watch IGN's video review for Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3, nor read the review. This is from IGN's review:
"After your Gundam is perfect you take it into the battlefield and press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X press X..."
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
I always expect it to be something of little value, so I'm never disappointed. Nintendo has no obligation whatsoever to even have a rewards club, so I'm happy just to get a few Nintendo trinkets once in a while. I wouldn't even mind if Nintendo started to sell their non-gaming products in their online store, like soundtracks, shirts, and whatnot.
Cool. I ordered them pins.
I speak so awkwardly.
I was reading some comments on Kotaku about Capcom's public denial that their choice had nothing to do with second hand sales, and one of the comments made so much sense. What if the save file corrupts? You can't delete it, so... lolz?
If only the gaming industry would start their own retail chain. It would solve all the problems they whine about, and torture their clients with. Every used game sales they could ever want would logically revert back to the respective publishers/developers.
I'm digging the environment design from the first video because it's not flat and drab, and the gameplay looks like pure arcade fun.
I'm going to have to put this game on my wishlist.
I didn't know we could edit our posts...
Also released on June 14, but not related to this trailer footage, were Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Stealth force Edition for Wii and 3DS, and Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Decepticons and Transformers: Dark Of The Moon Autobots for DS.
