Others swooned over the fact that Monster Hunter X and Genei Ibunroku #FE are heading our way this summer, too. (The former's localized name is Monster Hunter: Generations, while the latter's is Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE.)
And of course a bunch of people turned their eyes to the heavens--or something of that sort--when they heard Nintendo of America's Bill Trinen say the company's Rhythm Tengoku: The Best Plus will be released (as Rhythm Heaven Megamix) here "later this year."
Although I found myself grinning--broadly--following each of those reveals, the one that prompted the most joyous reaction from me was this one:
Yes, the game showcased in the video above is a localized version of one of my most-loved Japanese 3DS titles, Solitiba.
In fact, I loved it so much I put nearly 60 hours into it in 2014 alone. (See why that is in my "Five reasons it's a shame Game Freak hasn't yet released Solitiba outside of Japan" post.)
That Game Freak-made head-scratcher--it deftly combines elements of both horse racing and golf solitaire--galloped its way onto that region's 3DS eShop all the way back in 2013, by the way. Which means I've been waiting quite a long time to play it in a language I fully understand.
Are any of you in the same boat? Even if you aren't, are you at all curious to give this kooky game a try?
See also: previous posts about Solitiba
And of course a bunch of people turned their eyes to the heavens--or something of that sort--when they heard Nintendo of America's Bill Trinen say the company's Rhythm Tengoku: The Best Plus will be released (as Rhythm Heaven Megamix) here "later this year."
Although I found myself grinning--broadly--following each of those reveals, the one that prompted the most joyous reaction from me was this one:
Yes, the game showcased in the video above is a localized version of one of my most-loved Japanese 3DS titles, Solitiba.
In fact, I loved it so much I put nearly 60 hours into it in 2014 alone. (See why that is in my "Five reasons it's a shame Game Freak hasn't yet released Solitiba outside of Japan" post.)
That Game Freak-made head-scratcher--it deftly combines elements of both horse racing and golf solitaire--galloped its way onto that region's 3DS eShop all the way back in 2013, by the way. Which means I've been waiting quite a long time to play it in a language I fully understand.
Are any of you in the same boat? Even if you aren't, are you at all curious to give this kooky game a try?
See also: previous posts about Solitiba
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