Finally, here's Final Fantasy World Wide Words, a mobile spinoff where you write sentences and try not to make any Type-0s.

Again, this is entirely your own fault.

First one was one of the best JRPGs of the past decade in my opinion. Can't wait to get my hands on this.

It's your lucky day! :)

Nintendo could have made this headline different:

Hows this?

Lucky T.T... I'm refreshing my email like a fool and nada...

I guess this is exactly the same grudge that has compelled Japanese people to buy all those Apple products? At least you're right about one thing. >_>

It would likely work.
and so would the gameboy lol.

obligatory Gamegear battery comment to counter-argue your gameboy battery comment.

Oh no, the poor thing! I'm surprised that floor survived!

You're moving the goal post. My point is that NoA is cheap, and don't even bother with LE nor trying as hard as NoE. And I'm not talking just about Bayonetta, it's been an ongoing and as far as the foreseeable future, will continue to be so with NoA's lack of effort in doing more than the minimum.

I feel like a Hyrule Field/Castle Town track is a safe bet. Plus it would give good opportunities for underwater racing. Though Skyloft might also be a shoe in for relevance sake.

6 characters, 8 cars and 16 tracks for $12 is DLC pricing done right.

Zelda tracks.....

In the same manner of others? Hell no. They offer a full-fledged game at the beginning, and then bring DLC half a year later to increase the content by 50%. Who else does that?

Wonder if Nintendo will even bother with Battle Mode.