My wanted games are: WW HD, SM3DL, Wonderful 101 and pikmin 3... in that order!!
Get Pikmin 3 now, because availability is scarce and you can't tell if the price is going down.
Then, get Wonderful 101, because it's going for cheap online (e.g. eBay).
Wait for the next Zelda to come out, I'm sure WWHD will have gone down in price by then.
Also wait for a promotion/etc. from Nintendo for SM3DW, so you'll get it cheaper.
Okay so while I didn't want to post this list to avoid any scalper of reading I'll still post it. These games below are somewhat expensive and rare in Europe now for the Wii U version specifically.
Games I personally have will include a *
Now that's a lot of games which some aren't that great but their price value doesn't drop.
- Pikmin 3 (Nintendo) *
- The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD (Nintendo) *
- Barbie: Dreamhouse Party (Little Orbit) *
- Monster High: 13 Wishes (Little Orbit) *
- Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Capcom) *
- Sniper Elite V2 (505 Games) *
- Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff (505 Games) *
- Funky Barn (505 Games) *
- Watch Dogs (UbiSoft)
- Sports Connection (UbiSoft)
- One Piece: Unlimited World Red (Bandai Namco) *
- Pac-Man & the Ghostly Adventures (Bandai Namco)
- Pac-Man & the Ghostly Adventures 2 (Bandai Namco)
- Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Bandai Namco) *
Aofelix @ I'll think about it.
I'll post my updated Wii U collection later on the Next-Gen Library topic.
Get Pikmin 3 now, because availability is scarce and you can't tell if the price is going down.
Then, get Wonderful 101, because it's going for cheap online (e.g. eBay).
Wait for the next Zelda to come out, I'm sure WWHD will have gone down in price by then.
Also wait for a promotion/etc. from Nintendo for SM3DW, so you'll get it cheaper.
You'd feel better buying candy than Sports Connection, trust me... No reason to get it now anyway since there's Wii Sports Club (retail version) that's Wii Sports on steroids (HD, MotionPlus, much more refined) and actually fun with friends, etc.I've heard bad things about sports connection.
Where were you a month ago... I sold my limited edition WWHD box with the Ganondorf figurine (still unopened) WITH the official Prima strategy guide on eBay for £35-ish. Just wasn't my kind of game and I'd hate to be a scalper. You can only hope someone like me is selling the game for cheap :/Thanks for considering. I'm honestly desperate to play WWHD over christmas as I've never had the honour of a play through on gamecube but I understand if you'd want to keep your copy and make money off it on ebay.![]()
I'm distressed to hear those words.. cruel shinkodachi has no love for us.I'd never buy from Germany, though. No offence to the guys over there (Bimmel?) as I speak the language, but games localized für Germany may not even come with English manuals, not to mention they often have different covers (in German) and they have that huge, distracting USK logo on the front.
It's a very unique experience. It was my first Pikmin 3 game and I loved it. The DLC packs are great too.
English manuals? Bimmel said they don't get them. All my Wii U games came with manuals... :oShinko @ All Wii U German copies include English too and I know this because I've got plenty of German copies over UK due to sometimes being cheaper. I can't speak for DS, 3DS and so on.

That's helpful.saw 6 copies at walmart today
You mean like real ones? The real deal?English manuals? Bimmel said they don't get them. All my Wii U games came with manuals... :o
You mean like real ones? The real deal?
All I have are some software instructions with 2 pages. The real instructions are only found online. I think I never saw a real WiiU game booklet.![]()
The real deal. Most of my Wii U games come with printed, fat manuals. Full of dry, cold, black ink.

This thread both entertains me and worries me to some degree...
1) that idea of a "scalper". So we're to believe that someone is busy purchasing all copies of pikmin 3 in the UK and USA to artificially RAISE the price for everyone else? It's even more ridiculous to imply that other games are also "somewhat expensive and rare". News flash: steam holds sales which causes PC games to rapidly decline in value, but not everyone follows suit. So some stores charge more for it...big deal. Just order it from another store. Or do what PC gamers do for years: buy it from the eshop.
2) what's with the manuals? The last time I looked in a manual was in diablo 3 for PC, and that was just to search for the serial key. I haven't actually read a gaming manual since last millennium. And there's no reason to, as all games since then come with tutorials.
Really...did I miss a contest announcement or something? Did Iwata announce that nintendo has hidden five golden entry tickets in their game manuals that would grant the winners a tour through nintendo headquarters and witness theoompa loompa'scorporate slavescoworkers at work?![]()
If you were to say you'd want like PS2 and Original Xbox games you could get them without any trouble and for low prices but the thing is that when any game has the Nintendo logo on it it's more than likely bound to be a special case because the quantity wasn't enough and then when someone wants one they'll have to spend some good chunks of money for it.Get used to this happening - physical prints of games will become more and more rare in favour of digital distribution. Boxed games will eventually become something only collectors get, limited prints will only become more and more prominent as the generation goes on. If you want a game in box, get it once it's out or you're risking not getting it at all.
