Oh, who here got Tales of the Abyss ? Got it in January when I went to Austria. I'm hearing people saying that it's rare in both EU and US, but hell, I walked in St. Polten's (that's a moderately large city in Austria) TRU and they had like 3 copies. Snagged one for 45 Euros. A bit much, but hey, the game's going to increase in value A LOT. (and it already has)
Also bought Tetris from the same TRU for 30 Euros. It's brilliant, spent 20 hours in it so far. My marathon high score is somewhere around 200.000.
Those types of games do normally end up being weird in the market.
I got rid of my 3DS for the Vita, so watch all the good titles come out for the 3DS now! XD
I don't want to turn this isn't a 3DS vs Vita so I won't go there, but I just got bored of the 3DS in the end.
However, for the sake of Nintendo, I hope it starts picking up. :)
It kinda reminds me of when the Wii received the Tales of Symphonia sequel. I searched high and low for that game but nobody had it. I think they ended up taking it off the shelves after a certain point.
-The 3DS has sold 4.5 million units, compared to the original DS's 2.3 million.
-With a library of over 100 physical titles, the 3DS has sold 9 million games; the DS sold 5 million with 58 titles.
-The eShop, which wasn't available in the DS's first year, has over 500 games available. Nintendo wouldn't provide sales statistics, but did mention that on average a consumer downloads five games or programs.
-In terms of general revenue, including software and accessories, the 3DS has generated $1.2 billion; the DS managed $540 million in its first year.