Bought Wario Ware: Twisted! WOOOOOOOOOOOOO interesting little game. It is a definate for those collectors hidden you. It is a game of many 5sec (yes that is right 5 seconds) mini games. Some out right ugly... but you will learn to love it. However do try it out first. As the looks might be a turn off for some people.

Some might have forgotten to mention that there is also a rumble thing in the cart. Yes, it rumble when you turn your handheld.

Game[play] Imagine you holding your NDSL like a steering wheel, then turn it like a steering wheel. That is how you play MOST of the games (sometimes you need the A button). In some games you need precise turns, in some hectic fast turns, some big turns... untill you will be holding your DS upside down.

So far i am confortable with it. The cart sticks out alot but is not obstructing gameplay. And no... my NDSL have not flew out of my hand and hit a supermodel on her head and hence making her fall in love with me.

Remember now you can NOT find pirated copies and it is only RM129, and it is a UNIQUE piece of Nintendo Handheld History. So give it some consideration.

It is
a. Creative
b. Unique
c. Fun
d. Lots of stuff to unlock and
e. Collect
f. GYRO-whathamaginga... technology = COOL way to play games
g. got some cools old re-imagination mini games base on OLD nintendo games. With original sound track (mario, mario 3)

it is NOT
a. a game with coop-play (so far found no way for people to interact)
b. graphically stunning
c. serious
d. long
e. 3D

But its better to have some presence of 'Officiality' because Malaysia is so notorious for its 'barangan lanun'.

Have u tried warioware:touched? how is it compared to touch?

to all,

There are way too many ppl who have no idea what they are talking about and to avoid confusion, here's what i can share with you guys about the first official nintendo counter in Malaysia

1. It's by the same distributor in Singapore and they are the official distributor of Nintendo products in this region (SEA) fyi. They are appointed by Nintendo (Japan). 

2. The prices are "expensive" because full taxes are paid for all the nintendo stuff brought into malaysia, but in return, all stuff have the official warranty by Nintendo. Like ruff bark said, all hardware offer a 1-for-1 exhange for technical defects for the first 3 months (hinge defects included). No other shop can/will offer that in Malaysia.

3. The counter will only sell official nintendo hardware and software, and official licensed nintendo accessories. no el-cheapo made in china/taiwan accessories here.

4. You can actually order older or Jap games that you're looking for from this counter. No guarantees though but they will try to accomodate your request.

5. there will be more counters like this in jaya juscos around town (and hopefully, around the nation too)

Yay    My letter to Nintendo finally works!! All credits to mii !!

But the games are a bit expensive....Hard choose it  over Djinn or other importers...

Eh! I see Fire Emblem in there. Here I come!!

I have check with the Singapore one. They tell me Pixel no warentee...

Official, some times ah... haha... It is good to look for rare things. But the price too much la. And still puching Phat... I am not against official, it is always Great to have them around. I will wait and see if they are ready to support the local gaming community.

*hint* can start by having download stations in their counter. And offer similar preorder packages. Like DQ rocket slime got give key chain.

Hard thing is they need to be flexible to service us, but being in Jusco how can they be flexible? Special orders, limited editions....

Pray they know what they are doing la. And bring down price. hee hee..
cheers!

Can someone please provide the contact number for the Nintendo booth, if any? Thanks.

now THERE is information that ought to be in the beginning of the thread. good answers to questions i wonder why people never ask. So how did you find this all out?

err... because i spoke to the distributor?

expect to read more of this in the November issue of GameAxis.

Got it. Mr. Blake

Maybe I'll buy some games from there just to keep them afloat. But the additional price are a bit hard to swallow.

Djinn or Official Ninty shop...hard to decide...

err... because i spoke to the distributor?

expect to read more of this in the November issue of GameAxis.

My opinions:

Its a good thing a distributor sees some form of market here in KL to bring "original" goodies here, especially Jaya Jusco, but at once, I'm torn between these options:

1. support my local fella (Djinn, and plenty of unknowns that have always give good service and support for their products they sell)

2. support the giant N itself, and pay the govt. the extra 5 ~ 6% (ballpark figures) on entertainment taxes to bring the original games in.

Well, since I have been paying taxes for some time now, I've reackon my fellow M'sian need my support more than the govt. needs it. Not turning my back all the way, I won't might purchasing an original GBA cart though (Advance Wars 2? hmmm...). Oh, and I hate going to MidValley -- the traffic, the people...