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Mighty Ape tweeted (@MightyApe) this morning to advise that their ash-cloud delayed shipment of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D has made it into the country. Along with the tweet, they included a picture of their stock:
Presumably they wiped the drool off before taking the picture.
Mighty Ape let us know that they have good stock levels, for now, but with their price ($69.99) being the lowest stock-in-hand price in New Zealand, chances are good that won't last. If you want to take 'em up on it, get in quick.
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I like the cover more than ours. Not too plain :)
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I like the gold cover better then those ones
mmmm i can imagine cracking open a box full of those, SMELL THE SEALED GAMESSSS
Definitely gold. Loving the Ocarina version. My son has been jamming on the Ocarina like a boss.
Not buying from Mightyape again though.
Those guys are slack...after 4-5 years of being with them/GP Store
Those guys are slack...after 4-5 years of being with them/GP Store
Are they allowed to sell the game without the correct NZ rating classification sticker?
5 July 2011, 08:19 AM
Reply to rockfish
Are they allowed to sell the game without the correct NZ rating classification sticker?
Yeah, the game has been rated (G) in Australia, so selling the European version is perfectly legal.
Are they allowed to sell the game without the correct NZ rating classification sticker?
Wait, what, NZG posting about MightyApe?
Sure - they're relevant to NZ gamers. Our goal is to cover anything that's relevant to our audience :)
5 July 2011, 10:34 AM
Reply to Munkah
Yeah, the game has been rated (G) in Australia, so selling the European version is perfectly legal.
I could be wrong, but my understanding is that the game needs to have the correct classification sticker on the front of box?.
Yeah, the game has been rated (G) in Australia, so selling the European version is perfectly legal.
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