how many more days left and could some one tell me the other b4 grand bazaar came out i think im going to try playing them again if you could tell me them in order they came out that would be great
I haven't liked a Harvest Moon since A Wonderful Life, I can't really say I'm looking forward to this one.
from the images i have seen it looks very good btw is the japanese one called twin town if so im going to play that to get a feel for it
Looking to picking this up as well, looks promising. Those who have played the japanese version have had good things to say about it.
I think it should be available pretty much everywhere by the end of next week. I think the release is Tuesday coming.
I think it should be available pretty much everywhere by the end of next week. I think the release is Tuesday coming.
I hope so I have been play the jp one even though I don't undstand it but I play it to get a feel for what it going to be like kinda like a tester to see if I ll buy it and im going to going reserve a copy on monday when I pick up my dqmj2 copy btw if I reserve my copy now can I still get the bonus item at gamestop?zygirl said:
I posted this on the fugo/Ushi No Tane forums, but I thought I'd drop this in here too since I saw this thread:
I figured it's something people would probably be interested to know if they're going to be playing it on a DS rather than through an Emulator.
So, I tried out the (J) version of the game just so I could get a feel for the controls because the controls are always an issue of complaint for me about some of the games. Particularly in Grand Bazaar... I really hated that the game designers switched the interact Button from A to B. I threw so many gifts on the floor during the first couple of days of playing GB. Anyway, I digress. Here's what I found out:
Controls
A - Interact/Talk
B - Jump
Y - Use Held Item
+Pad - Run/Walk direction
L - Hold down to run
R - Quick Equip Menu
Select - Changes Map Perspective
Saving is only available when you're about to go to bed (like in Grand Bazaar).
Items aren't automatically put into your inventory when you pick them up (which is what happened in Sunshine Islands).
You can't double jump like in Grand Bazaar - I don't know if you'll learn to later on.
That's what I've gathered for now. I'm glad that the interact button is back to being A, but I don't really like the fact that I have to hold down the left shoulder button to run. I liked in Grand Bazaar that you only have to press it once, but holding it down is going to get tiring AND the shoulder buttons on the NDS systems have a tendency to break quite easily. Or at least that's what I've been told. I'm also a little disappointed about the Save option, but that's probably just me. Other than those two gripes, the controls seem to be pretty decent.
I figured it's something people would probably be interested to know if they're going to be playing it on a DS rather than through an Emulator.
So, I tried out the (J) version of the game just so I could get a feel for the controls because the controls are always an issue of complaint for me about some of the games. Particularly in Grand Bazaar... I really hated that the game designers switched the interact Button from A to B. I threw so many gifts on the floor during the first couple of days of playing GB. Anyway, I digress. Here's what I found out:
Controls
A - Interact/Talk
B - Jump
Y - Use Held Item
+Pad - Run/Walk direction
L - Hold down to run
R - Quick Equip Menu
Select - Changes Map Perspective
Saving is only available when you're about to go to bed (like in Grand Bazaar).
Items aren't automatically put into your inventory when you pick them up (which is what happened in Sunshine Islands).
You can't double jump like in Grand Bazaar - I don't know if you'll learn to later on.
That's what I've gathered for now. I'm glad that the interact button is back to being A, but I don't really like the fact that I have to hold down the left shoulder button to run. I liked in Grand Bazaar that you only have to press it once, but holding it down is going to get tiring AND the shoulder buttons on the NDS systems have a tendency to break quite easily. Or at least that's what I've been told. I'm also a little disappointed about the Save option, but that's probably just me. Other than those two gripes, the controls seem to be pretty decent.
Moyie said:
Noooooo DX! Arghhhh I don't mind the bit about saving really, but jfc. Holding the damned button to run is such a pain in the ass, specially if it's the shoulder ones. It cramps up my hand so bad after a while of playing. Why would they ever pick that system over just switching it on/off?
Thanks for sharing the info though, it's usually not something that'd be shared much before the game's released.
Jlarinda said:
I know right. I just didn't understand it. When I was playing around with the controls and I realised that I had to hold down the L button to run I was like '... are you effing serious?!' Apparently RPGfan did some sort of interview with the VP of Operations at Natsume, Graham Markay, and he said it was only a toggle, so maybe it's just in the Japanese version... We can only hope.
so exacty how days left until a release i cant wait but i got to wait it is so fun to play this game though im play the jp one
There's two more days until the release date (September 20th) for the DS version and 23 more days (October 11th) for the 3DS version.
ok thanks just wondering why we havent got scene release yet as well maybe one be up soonflaming_reign said:
it a early/late/ontime release that dump by someone aka a rom release ( if im wrong please correct me)zygirl said:
I am really hyped for the game. The release schedual said it should have been dumped days ago in Europe, and tuesday/wednesday for USA. But the europe one hasn't been dumped. Also in regards to the person that doesn't like these games and loves rune factory, that was me as well but I find these games relaxing.
i use to not like this games but after grand bazaar i actually had fun with that one so im excited for this one
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