Most of it are. Soul Hackers is one example. Fire Emblem is the same too.

Sometimes the difference is just one or two days, sometimes, one or two weeks, sometimes the difference is months.

On rare cases, EU comes out first. Like Halo. Why can't they make it like Skyrim and release it globally in one same time.

Yeah, can play the US region game.

Dayum, I haven't even started on MH3U. Now there's MH4 coming out. Need to finish all the other games fast.

OMG SO DAMN COOL

Hopefully it will be released outside Japan...

http://nintendo3dsblog.com/nintendo-launch...tion-in-europe/

Seems like it is time to buy MH3U!

Although this for the EU version.

This post has been edited by konakona: Jun 5 2013, 11:00 AM

Better ride the monorail. Much better chance. I got three Japanese street pass last two month. In the monorail, it was a couple. Then somewhere in Pavilion some guy.

If you have games that supports streetpass you will get something if you get a pass (if you are near them) from someone who plays the same game. Like getting items, or special achievements or unlocks. Or even you can fight them.

Spotpass on the other hand is something that you do wirelessly via internet connection. Usually it is something like DLC, or free content. If it supports you can send messages too.

But in the end, it all comes to one thing: receiving contents.

This post has been edited by konakona: Jun 6 2013, 10:40 AM

Anyone knows the duration usually to complete Zelda games? More specifically for Oracle of Seasons and Age. I want to make a schedule to finish up my games before SMTIV comes out.

1 month each with average of how many hours of gameplay per month day?

This post has been edited by konakona: Jun 7 2013, 07:30 PM

If just for Fire Emblem I'd say overkill, but Theaterrhythm or Resident Evil it's a plus.

I use Razer Morray and it's quite nice. Nice bass and clarity in addition to be loud.

This post has been edited by kuroneko0509: Jun 10 2013, 06:44 AM

Either you buy credits, or you use some international credit card.

Read the first post and the third post for more information.

I personally use the top-up card.

My Fire Emblem main character stats maxed out. Can't increase.

Time to train other character.

Both also play. But Hard/Classic is slow, since the enemy is harder. So for now I play Hard/Casual.

I set mine to Alaska, but I didn't get charged for tax. 99551 AKIACHAK right?


If you are playing casual then you really need to understand the mechanics of the game.

Like how they calculate skill activation et cetera.

And shit, I'm playing Lunatic/Classic (Chapter 8) and Hard/Casual (Chapter 16).

At higher levels it will be more harder, more stronger enemies and with damn skills. My friend and I, even though I'd say we are seasoned Fire Emblem player, took a lot of time to play Classic. I still have both save file for Classic and Casual, just that for the sake of story and progress, I play Hard/Casual more. He plays Classic as he got the time to spend. For the old players of Fire Emblem the challenges of the Classic mode always a soemthing that drives them on. But with Awekening somehow, it goes to another level. Skills developing is not a big problem, just the matter of understanding. I'd say, try Hard/Casual or Lunatic/Casual first then try Classic mode. or do like me, go for both.

But then again, there always Lunatic+. So for now I'm going to complete my Casual and then play Lunatic+.

If I have the time, I'd play Classic. 1 battle will take almost 1 hour to play if everything goes well. Luckily there's DLC to help, but even DLC are hard in Classic. =_=

Hard/Casual fine although you can still gg the game if you are not paying enough attention, never touched Normal wouldn't recommend it either.

I believe it is around 10 seconds. At least to my timing.

Yeah, it'll float for 3-4 days or even a week. Mine is cleared after a week.

Yeah around that. You can call the credit card/debit card supplier for more information.

There's a new update they say, going to make a WiFi as a relay station for street-pass. Can't wait for it to be implemented. So far train is the only option for me.