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Well I e-mailed them last night so hopefully I'll get a reply soon
I don't mind if it's not coming, but I'd rather know so that I can get another copy ordered! No money's been taken, so I'm expecting that to be the case.
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Well I e-mailed them last night so hopefully I'll get a reply soon
I don't mind if it's not coming, but I'd rather know so that I can get another copy ordered! No money's been taken, so I'm expecting that to be the case.
Well, I sent one this morning, hoping I'd get a quick-ish reply, but seeing as they haven't replied to the one you sent last night yet, I might have to wait a bit longer!
And it would be easier to cancel than to return it if it eventually arrives, because they won't refund your postage. But if I can get it at £10 without going down the eBay root, I will hang on to see what's going on.
Zelda, Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart, Guitar Hero III, Guitar Hero: World Tour, Battalion Wars 2, Medal of Honour: Heroes 2, Mario Strikers Charged, Excite Truck, Rayman Raving Rabbids, Big Brain Academy, Metal Slug: Anthology, Wii Play, PES 2008, Endless Ocean, Super Paper Mario
DS:
Mario Kart, More Brain Training, Advance Wars: Dark Conflict, 42 All Time Classics, Project rub, Animal Crossing: Wild World, Yoshi's Island DS, Picross DS
360:
Halo 3, Mass Effect, COD 4, Ghost Recon, FIFA 09, Top Spin 3, Portal: Still Alive, Geometry Wars 2: Evolved
Zelda, Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart, Guitar Hero III, Guitar Hero: World Tour, Battalion Wars 2, Medal of Honour: Heroes 2, Mario Strikers Charged, Excite Truck, Rayman Raving Rabbids, Big Brain Academy, Metal Slug: Anthology, Wii Play, PES 2008, Endless Ocean, Super Paper Mario
DS:
Mario Kart, More Brain Training, Advance Wars: Dark Conflict, 42 All Time Classics, Project rub, Animal Crossing: Wild World, Yoshi's Island DS, Picross DS
360:
Halo 3, Mass Effect, COD 4, Ghost Recon, FIFA 09, Top Spin 3, Portal: Still Alive, Geometry Wars 2: Evolved
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Well I've just had a pretty decent go at it so I thought I'd post up some first impressions!
Basically if you liked the Demo, then you can't go wrong It's a brilliant little puzzler that is very addictive and can be quite tough also! There's several modes that you can try out.
There's the standard picross mode that has tons of puzzles in separated into 3 different difficulties. There's also a Daily Picross mode where you can just pick up the DS and go straight into a random puzzle, trying to get the fastest time possible.
There's also a very extensive online mode which is separated into 2 parts. Online Battles and Community. In the Battle mode, you are paired together against another player and the person who solves the puzzle quickest wins! All your stats are kept included games played, games won, and current streak. I played 3 games online and was soundly beaten every time! So a bit more practice is needed here! You also have to option to play friends, with the standard friend codes being the source.
The Community side of the online is what will keep this game in your DS for a long time to come! One of the modes offline allows you to create your own puzzles and it's in the community section that you can share these with the rest of the Picross Players! And obviously you can download new ones for yourself to play as well This means that there's a pretty much infinite amount of puzzles to this game to keep you entertained.
I can tell already that it's going to be easily worth the £10 I paid for it and I'd encourage everyone to try the demo on the Nintendo channel and if you like that, pick it up
Btw I've added my code to the DS Repository and added Boosey's code!
"...We don't stop playing because we get old; we get old because we stop playing" - Firebox
So a bit more practice is needed here!