Wait, there was a pop up? Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
D: I should probably call Nintendo now, huh?
D: I should probably call Nintendo now, huh?
I think Nintendo's already out of CDs.
- Thread starter Bacon Boy
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I think you should be fine, but I'd call or e-mail them still just in case. Because of the high demand and technical difficulties, they extended the offer. Anyone who registered the game on Club Nintendo in the first two days after release will receive the CD.
I hope so. Guess I'll send the email to cover all bases though. I registered Monday so I should be good.
JasonBurrows
Senior Member
I registered the game on the European Club Nintendo website literally as soon as I got the game on the day of release.
SHOULD HAVE PRE-ORDERED!NO! I HAD IT 3 DAYS AFTER RELEASE!!!
(Or got it early from Target. ;D)
wut?
I know, I read it. I was teasing. =p
But still. I know practically every game I preorder isn't going to be sold out on release day, but I still do it just to be safe (and for preorder bonuses). It's not like it costs you extra money or anything... There's really no reason not to preorder, especially with games as big as Ocarina of Time 3D.
What if want to read some reviews before deciding?
JasonBurrows
Senior Member
I recieved an email reply today from Nintendo.
My Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D Soundtrack CD is guaranteed to arrive as I recieved the despatch email quite quickly and I registered the game as soon as I got the game and so yeah, it's all great.
My Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D Soundtrack CD is guaranteed to arrive as I recieved the despatch email quite quickly and I registered the game as soon as I got the game and so yeah, it's all great.
It's assuming that he intended to buy the game on its release date. If you're gonna buy it right when it comes out anyway, why not just preorder?
Okay, so Australia ordered the European version or something in illegally or something like that 6 days early and I can go get it, but when I register it, since it's European will I get the CD or not? Because you know, it's 50 per country and since I got the Euro one then would it count as Europe?
No. I've read a few articles about that, actually. Some places are selling the game early in Australia, but it's not really early, because they're just imported from Europe, where the game is already released. You can't register it on the Australian Club Nintendo, so no soundtrack. So, the choice is yours; get the game a few days early and skip out on the soundtrack, or wait a few days and get the Australian version with the free soundtrack.
I'm afraid they're not all European copies...mine is Australian, it has "Distrubuted by Nintendo Australia PTY LTD", but yet I enter the code and it's expired. Is this because they just haven't activated it yet as it hasn't officially come out? Should I try on the 30th?
