By way of the 4cr, we're presented with screens for what is being called Mogitate Tingle no Barairo Rupee Land, or to us English-speaking folk, Freshly-picked Tingle's Pink-colored Rupee Land. We're not exactly sure what that is supposed to mean.
The only thing we know about the game so far is that it follows Tingle from the days of his youth and through his travels, he meets a rupee-headed old man and woman who looks like she could of been one of the background dancers in an old Madonna music video.
[Via 4cr; Thanks Nushio!]
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6-09-2006 @ 9:31AM
Sense said...
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You can read my (sarcastic) opinions about this story right here:
http://www.8bitninja.com/2006/06/09/tingle-gets-his-own-effing-game/
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Seriously, it might be a good game, but what is Nintendo's obsession with this character? Does he just really hit home for the Japanese? Because I don't get it.
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6-09-2006 @ 12:55PM
Nushio said...
Its better to have bad news than no news at all, right?
I'd rather have them hurry and finish the games that matter, such as Zelda Phantom Hourglass and March of the Minis.
I doubt this game'll come out of Japan, I'll pass on playing until newer news convince me that this is in fact a good game..
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6-09-2006 @ 1:41PM
RupeeClock said...
According to Wikipedia, that Rupee-headed guy is called Rupeeji.
Lmao, perfect, considering my online identitiy is RupeeClock.
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6-09-2006 @ 7:54PM
Sam said...
The title is easy enough to decode. "Freshly-picked" would mean a newborn or baby, and "pink-colored" would refer to how great this land filled with Rupees is. Ever heard of the term "rose-colored glasses"? It's kinda like that.
So it's Baby Tingle's Wonderful Rupee Land.
Just in case, you know, anyone actually cared to know that.
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