Nintendo now replacing glitched Forever Blue
Nintendo’s latest ocean adventure, Forever Blue (Endless Ocean in the US), wasn’t without flaws. To be precise, it had a minor glitch that replaced relaxing orchestra music with a random J-pop song. We have nothing against these cute girls singing, but the deep sea isn’t a concert hall for them. Fortunately, Ninty is offering free replacements for the faulty copies.
The game is only out in Japan, so importers are out of luck. Folks in the land of the rising sun who grabbed a copy can apply for a replacement online, or drop Nintendo’s service center a call. Replacements won’t be out ’til August 21, and we expect copies on shelves to be replaced as well.
Via Official Nintendo Japan Website
Nintendo’s latest ocean adventure, Forever Blue (Endless Ocean in the US), wasn’t without flaws. To be precise, it had a minor glitch that replaced relaxing orchestra music with a random J-pop song. We have nothing against these cute girls singing, but the deep sea isn’t a concert hall for them. Fortunately, Ninty is offering free replacements for the faulty copies.
The game is only out in Japan, so importers are out of luck. Folks in the land of the rising sun who grabbed a copy can apply for a replacement online, or drop Nintendo’s service center a call. Replacements won’t be out ’til August 21, and we expect copies on shelves to be replaced as well.
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