It looks like we may be getting it along with the rest........
It looks like we may be getting it along with the rest........
MUAHAHAH!
I laugh at the Play Asia importers who were making a big deal out of it!
I keep hearing people complain about it, and quite frankly, I see September the 25 for the release date.
SOo, is there something I'm not getting here or is this all some big misunderstanding?
They shouldn't be complaining because they aren't getting the game earlier then they should....
Mine still says prepairing order... Maybe it gets delayed by a day, maybe not at all.
It still says "Release Date Sep 25, 2006" under "further information" so stop crying.
The "Release date Sep 25, 2006" line next to the availability icon is just gone now because it is September 25 already.
Ah, darn.
*goes back to breaking into Play Asia's importer's mail*
As a retailer ordering in bulk, Play-Asia and Lik Sang can easily obtain it on or just before the official release date. You seem to think these companies are little one-man shops reselling games ordered from Amazon or something.
If overseas bookshops can start selling Japanese magazines and books on or before the official publication date in Japan, I fail to see how this won't apply to games as well.
Also... Play Asia now claims that the stock will be in on Tuesday, i.e. tomorrow.
Last edited by Zhen Lin; 25th September 2006 at 04:35 AM.
Indeed, Nintendo does not allow selling before the official release date. That doesn't mean they won't ship out stock to retailers.
Now... for those of you who take note of these things... two other games scheduled for release on September 28 have already been leaked out. But Diamond & Pearl remain under lock and key.
They don't allow selling before the STREET Date. This only really applies to high-street retailers. There literally is nothing stopping online retailers breaking it, and they frequently do. Generally when an item is in stock, it's shipped to anyone who ordered it.
If Nintendo or anyone else decided to give up stink about this, they can simply claim they're shipping them to get them to the customer in time to meet the Street Dates.
AFAIK, only Sony's ever gone off on one with the Online Retailers concerning importing the PSP to Europe after we waited 9 months for it to launch here. Needless to say, despite Sony's best efforts to stop it with Cease and Decists etc, it continued on regardless.
Apparently some stores in Japan sell them already as there have been pictures of the games the last few days.
i don't think so. at least not the last few days if that was the case there would be a dump by now ;) which is not the case
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