Yes, you read that correctly. You’ll be able to pre-load both Kirby and the Rainbow Curse and Mario Party 10 if you preorder the games on the Wii U eShop. Preloading downloads the title before release and enables you to play the game on its release date. A rather handy feature and one that made its debut with Super Smash Bros on Wii U. We’ve also learned that Mario Party 10 will retail for $50 in the United States and Kirby and the Rainbow Curse will retail for $40.
Thanks, Bishop
Not buying Kirby.
Not buying Mario Party 10 if there’s no online play, no ways to communicate, and if the game forces you to be in that stupid 4in1 cart.
There are classic maps with no cart
Fuck ubisoft
You mean to tell Nintendo didn’t think of online when this game was being made in R&D? After the complaints from Nintendo Land, Pikmin 3 and 3D World. That’s stupid.
oh……
My statement stands as is.
With this preloading stuff, it makes me wonder why give us the full game and make us wait? Like if the game has been finished being created and consumers can downloaded the game before the official release date, what’s the point of it then. It’s like more painful of a wait than a preorder…..
You get the bulk of the file but the code is whats missing from preloading.
True but still it is still kind of stupid.
@link5019 There is more to deal with than simply releasing a game you know? I suggest you research into it. This will negate that insanely slow eShop lag when shopping for newly released titles (granted these aren’t demanding).
I’m one for it ^-^
But only idiots download the games instead of getting the physical, retail versions. Especially if they do it just because the can’t wait a while longer.
Agreed, and because they are lazy as well since they do it mostly because of “convenience”…
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