The Amiibo bundle for TP HD here costs $100...

 

Here in the UK I bought the bundle for the equivalent of $50 US or 70$ Canadian. Mind you that was a special limited time price on Amazon.co.uk. It has since gone up in price. 

I picked up the EU physical Limited Edition one day early here in Paris at the Paris Games Week show on Thursday. Unfortunately I won't be able to play it until after I get home on Monday. I did get to have a 15 minute go at the show but it was all in French so I wasn't 100% sure what I was supposed to do. 

do we have any idea as to when this is going to come out?  Seems like they have been talking about this since I got my Wii U back in April 2013.......

 

At the end of that video it said Q4 2015 which would mean between October and December this year unless it gets delayed. It looks like it's a digital down load only as they also show the e shop logo at the end. 

The game is pretty much getting slammed across the board. Looks like one to miss even when it goes down in price which will probably happen soon.

 

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Has anyone predownloaded it from the eShop yet?

Nope. I have the physical special edition on preorder which comes with the art book and Mario Amiibo.

It's weird that the regional differences carry over onto the digital stuff too. I wouldn't have thought there'd be any reason to have the US release be later.

 

The various Nintendo regional divisions make their own decisions just like it is with Sony and MS. Nintendo of Japan, Europe, Australia and U.S. all make their own decisions. It's always been like this and probably won't change. 

No reviews of the Wii U version yet but the PS4 version is getting pretty poor reviews so far. Probably one for the bargain bin purchase if anything.

I've preordered the Super Mario Maker Limited Edition pack with the art book and the Amiibo. Really looking forward to it.

They always do too much. Why do you think the games are so buggy.

 

It's the nature of games development these and they aren't the only ones who make ambitious games and many other developers are the same. Besides they release patches to fix any issues and I personally would rather have a more ambitious game then one that isn't. Nintendo first party games as good as they typically are are not ambitious and Nintendo tends to play it safe like they do with there hardware which in today's competitive market isn't necessarily a good thing either. 

I've only played the Vita Uncharted game but it pretty much confirmed what I felt towards the series. It just reeked of generic action movie vibe and it really just felt like they wanted to make a movie more than they did a game. The gameplay was so plain, just shoot these guys then go here, cutscene, shoot these guys, climb this wall, another cutscene... Not sure why I played through the whole thing to be honest, I was really pushing myself just to give it a chance but I can't say I enjoyed it overall.

 

Some people do like cinematic games but I am yet to see why Uncharted is such a critically acclaimed series, it just seems so overrated.

 

You could pretty much say that for most games out there. There is more to Uncharted then that. I suggest you give the home console games a try before making such a rash judgement. The Uncharted series was one of the best franchises of last generation and if this new game is anything to go buy that's going to continue this generation. It's certainly my most anticipated game of this generation so far. 

The bigger story is that it's now a matte finish on the outside.

 

It also has physical buttons rather then the touch ones on the current model. 

Lucky!

 

We have to wait until October in NA. So, this will tide me over.....

 

 

Thanks for the image. I'm using it as wallpaper on my laptop right now. 

I love platform games and Yoshi's Wooly World is right up my street. I'm looking forward to getting mine this Thursday. 

I didn't realise the game was being released so much earlier here in the UK/EU. It's one of those rare occasions when we get a game well before North America. I've preordered it and can't wait for the 26th of this month. Actually I'll probably have it on the 25th.

Probably a silly question but anyone know if there is a way to have progress on both versions shared?

As far as I'm aware no.

Translating all of the dialogue to other languages probably.

I doubt it. It's not the first time Nintendo has staggered release dates. Captain Toad Treasure Tracker is another example. It's more like to do with positioning in the release schedule which often varies as different regions/territories make their own decisions as when is a good time to release particular games.