Skyward Sword release on 11/11 in switzerland

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I can't believe you guys got your hopes up, I noticed the date instantly on those pictures back there. XD anyway, I'll wait for PAL.
 

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It's the NTSC (USA) version. To upload can take awhile, no exact time. When it is uploaded, I shall let you guys know. Patience, my children! Patience!
 

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Well, as long as someone grabs it and ups it to usenet. Then someone can create a torrent a ton of us can seed. Simples.
 

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I hope the NTSC version will work with my Wii. It's hit and miss. Monster Hunter 3 worked despite being NTSC due to the hack, but Twilight Princess did not.
 
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