DS #1445: The New York Times Crosswords (Europe)

[shaunj66]

^^ndsrelease-2131^^

 

[Spikey]

LMAO @ the release notes...

 

[MADKATZ99]

Hahaha.. 12+

I'd like to see a 12 year old that enjoys crosswords enough to go out and buy the game. Especially to sit down with a hot cup of coffy.

games are meant to be entertaining.. I dont ever remember being entertained while filling in a crossword

 

[Ad_Enuff]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the USA release is already out?

Is this the EURO version?

 

[Aril]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the USA release is already out?

Is this the EURO version?

Yeah same for me, I'd like to know oO

 

[waru]

This is a Euro version but only one language English...
Too Bad I'm french !

 

[gratefulbuddy]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the USA release is already out?

Is this the EURO version?

Yeah. 1108. Is this a redump? v1.1?

 

[wrathek]

might be. all i know is i think it should be rated "senile+" bc its only useful to old ppl

 

[JacobReaper]

hahahhaha at the release notes

lol, but, im waiting for the nintendo crosswords

 

[thsprgrmscks]

I've had 1108 on my card since its release. I really like it, is this any different?

 

[n45800]

Judging by the boxart, this is the Europe release...

 

[theADDict]

I'd also like to know if this is any different from the USA release, before I tell my girlfriend about it.

Don't want her wrath if it's the same 'americanised' set of questions !!??

 

[Ad_Enuff]

Don't want her wrath if it's the same 'americanised' set of questions !!??

Yeah, I hope its more general knowledge than Americanised history only...which is the gripe I had with the previous US version.

 

[Psyfira]

I love crosswords but I'm shit at them. Only one I can do is the general knowlege one in the back of one of those 30p TV guides

 

[Wils]

I stuck this in last night and the first clue on the first crossword I tried said it all:

"The official flower of New Hampshire"

Which means this is a *very* lazy port that is still completely American-based. Imagine a UK crossword game being ported over to the US and having clues like "The county that has the bear and ragged staff as its emblem" and "Paddington's favourite sandwiches". There'd be an uproar followed by a rapid mass binning.

In short; avoid if you're wanting a UK localised version of this.