Gamestop should have it. Essentially, 3DS cards would work on both platforms. Nowadays, they would ahve started to released the E Shop Cards instead.

That took you a while. hehehe.

Just to be fair, you can get the Wii for RM 500 only.

The Wii U is not officially launched yet.

No. Since you wanted official stuff, official doesn't play all that.

Considering this is the Wii U thread, i'm only going to answer that question for the last time.

Nope.

Hah, FInally got lubang for Rayman Legends at RM 160. Please WiiU titles be around this price please. Please please please.

Owh, Rayman comes out next month. And I'll need banyak orders to get the lubang through.

I don't think so kot. Reason being that it's not really a Nintendo First Party title.

But weirder things have happened before.

I told ya it's a giant TS (Touch Screen, not DS. ).

Note, he's looking for used. Besides, i don't see anyone selling 2nd hand xenoblade.

Then again, who wants to sell a 150 hour game?

Brand new and some cheap ones. But if you were to find 2nd hand ones, I can say it's a toughie.

Please double the gamepad's life...

After talking to yangkuo also, i'd recommend you guys get a bigger stepdown converter at Ace. Not that I don't vouch the one at jalan pasar (The Rm 25 one) but that seems to work for the Wii only.

But since this is one different thing altogether, i'll go with that instead.

Flailing around not getting Wii U yet~

To be fair, it's ridiculous to be paying for another country's tax. Since you don't live in it.

But to also be fair again, it's dumb to mock the tax institutions of others.

Honestly, you don't want that to happen.

None of us want that to happen. Unless you place me up there as operations head. THEN jalan.

How many hours you manage to survive in it?

Erh....

Do define Japanese English Game.

Lets be honest.

A Japanese wouldn't consider making an English game for their country since their language is unique. Hence, no such thing as a Japanese English game.

But if you were living in Hong Kong/Singapore, an English game would be better. Or even Chinese. But that would be in a different region already.

I hope that answers your question though.

Not at all, if decided to just give Nintendo a call. Rather than trading it back to the store.

Technically, since is the US unit, the US number as well.