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July 14, 2009 by RawmeatCowboy
Filed Under: Wii
Man, I wish I was in the position that Koreans are. Not having played Twilight Princess, and getting to wonder about the exciting adventure that awaits. Instead, we're stuck waiting for this new Zelda that we know next to nothing about! Well, I guess that's kind of fun, too... Thanks to NormalGamer for the heads up!
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^ I just beat Trace Memory R last night around 2. I very much enjoyed it. I think I'll spoil it later.
DAMN!! 3-4 years after everyone else?, that's not good for gamers in Korea.
@Tradint2000
I'm sure there are going to be some crazy people like me, who don't care about the difficulty as long as it's epic.
They were really easy though...
I'm sure there are going to be some crazy people like me, who don't care about the difficulty as long as it's epic.
They were really easy though...
Korea has no brain.. They shouldn't released it after 3 or 4 years later.. That's stupid!
@*Bearmon*
The Wii didn't release in 2006 in Korea the same time as the rest of the world; the Wii launched last year in April 2008 in that region.
The Wii didn't release in 2006 in Korea the same time as the rest of the world; the Wii launched last year in April 2008 in that region.
I pity them and yet am jealous all at once.
The only problem TP had (aside from difficulty) is that it arrived so late, this is ridiculous.
The only problem TP had (aside from difficulty) is that it arrived so late, this is ridiculous.
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Glad North America doesn't always have to wait so long, but unfortunately this gen has actually shown that North America is apparently starting to become like Europe in the past by not receiving certain game releases (Disaster, Fatal Frame IV, Trace Memory R, and Tingle to name a few).