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BoneSnapDeez wrote:I'm just glad to see other folks appreciating the greatness that is the Virtual Boy.

That may be one of the weird dream sequences, but a great dream to have none the less! Is this the first time that Nintendo has really acknowledged the virtual boy since it's disaster?

To answer my question...I have a virtual virtual boy in my animal crossing: New Leaf home, so I guess not.

This is definitely a japanese game though, it's weird, it's crazy but you know you want it XD I know I do ha ha Especially because I'll probably create some nintendo-esque IP characters in it and try to make them act like they do in games

BoneSnapDeez wrote:I'm just glad to see other folks appreciating the greatness that is the Virtual Boy.

I love the Virtual Boy, it's misunderstood. I have one in great condition with the box.

Exhuminator wrote:

BogusMeatFactory wrote:info

Thanks for that. Sounds like it'd be more fun to watch than play, but at least it's an original idea to an extent.

CavZee wrote:it's not like the announcement of Tomodachi Life has any bearing on DQVII.

Nintendo chose to publish SQEX's Bravely Default in the USA, I don't see why they can't do that with DQ7 also.

Guys, Nintendo pushed DQ all of last generation, as well as the first four games for the nes. The reality is that americans don't really buy enough to make the cost of localization worthwhile. I hate that argument, but it unfortunately applies here.

Retrozoa wrote:Guys, Nintendo pushed DQ all of last generation, as well as the first four games for the nes. The reality is that americans don't really buy enough to make the cost of localization worthwhile. I hate that argument, but it unfortunately applies here.

Well it's exactly like I've heard several times from gamestop employees...people get mad when they come in stores and there's not enough copies or something for a game but then there weren't many pre-orders. I really think pre-orders the more I think about it show companies what we're interested in, and we don't take advantage of it even though those games end up being 39-59. I will admit though there are a lot of games i feel like I should pre-order but just haven't done it yet.

Exhuminator wrote:

BogusMeatFactory wrote:info

Thanks for that. Sounds like it'd be more fun to watch than play, but at least it's an original idea to an extent.

CavZee wrote:it's not like the announcement of Tomodachi Life has any bearing on DQVII.

Nintendo chose to publish SQEX's Bravely Default in the USA, I don't see why they can't do that with DQ7 also.

You must not have read my whole post. Bravely Default was published by Nintendo yes, but what I was pointing out is that the localization work is not always done in house so it's not like the work being put into this game means there's less of a chance of DQ VII coming west.

Now if E3 comes and goes and there's no news then we can both cry together.

Retrozoa wrote:The reality is that americans don't really buy enough to make the cost of localization worthwhile.

But this is about feelings and wants not rational business decisions.

I am afraid this game will be very tame unless you have people on your friends list. I only have a couple friends and don't anticipate this changing anytime soon.

Zing wrote:I am afraid this game will be very tame unless you have people on your friends list. I only have a couple friends and don't anticipate this changing anytime soon.

I'll be your friend! We can cook s'mores and tell ghost stories and fly kites!

Zing wrote:I am afraid this game will be very tame unless you have people on your friends list. I only have a couple friends and don't anticipate this changing anytime soon.

I believe you can also create Mii characters to add into the game. Though that probably wouldn't have the same hilarity in the long run.