gamingeek said:

After 7 months I finally beat what I thought was the first level DK Crash course on Nintendoland. But there is only one level?

Nope, now finish that level again and a new route opens at the end to the second course.

gamingeek said:

So how many courses are there? TBH the end was a fluke I fell off and instinctively tilted to the left and my wheels fell right onto the end flag.

Two. The second one is impossible.

Vader. Have you tried State of Decay yet?

Iwata said:

The reason for the delayed release of our first-party titles was the fact that completing the games released at the same time as the launch of Wii U required more development resources than expected, so some staff members from development teams working on other titles had to help complete them. In short, the development teams of "Pikmin 3" and other future games were understaffed during that period. We do not simply have one easily identifiable bottleneck in software development. These days it is becoming increasingly challenging to determine the minimum development resources required for customer satisfaction. The point I am trying to get across is that currently it is more challenging to sell packaged software for around $50-$60.

Dvader said:

^ Welcome to the problems of the current generation Nintendo. 600 man teams, $100 million budgets. Enjoy.

Dvader said:

DAMN

It'll be interesting to see Xbones sales relative to the others. And whether it will get the same 3rd party snub if sales are bad after 5 months. PS3/360/ Wii U sales were pretty much equal during that period. Xbone is significantly more expensive.  

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Nintyfan17 said:

There are 4 different courses in DK Crash Course; I beat all 4 parts.

WTF that is impossible. You are an alien.

So I've been playing Rayman Origins this weekend/

What about you guys?

robio said:

If NES games are vintage, I guess that means we classify 2600 games as prehistoric?

I call them proto-games.