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Fortune Street

Game » consists of 4 releases. First released on Dec 05, 2011

Making its first ever appearance outside of Japan, this new entry in the Itadaki Street series once again challenges classic Dragon Quest characters as well as Mario and his friends in the ever-changing stock market game on the Nintendo Wii.

Can you Save and Reload games later?

#1 Posted by Libberate (17 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

I watched the TNT of this, and it actually looked like something my roommates and I might really enjoy, but we don't have the time to sink into a 4+ hour game of fortune street.
 For people who've actually played the game, I was wondering: Is it possible to save your match in the middle of it to be picked up again at a later time?

#2 Posted by SmiteOfHand (72 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

In single player there is a quick save that you can do at any time. I don't know about local multiplayer, but online multiplayer I doubt it.

#3 Posted by VisariLoyalist (2988 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

i hope it's true that if you select every possible option to make the game faster you can get it down to a couple hours. It also depends on how much time people spend making decisions which ends up being most of the time in these sorts of games in my experience.

#4 Posted by SmiteOfHand (72 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

@VisariLoyalist: I finished a game in under an hour, read my ramble impressions thread for more details, but if people know what they are doing then the game does not seem to drag on for too long.

#5 Posted by Libberate (17 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

Yah I was just concerned about local multiplayer.
 
If you can quicksave in singleplayer I have to assume you can quicksave in local multiplayer.
I'll rent it first or something just to make sure.

#6 Posted by SmiteOfHand (72 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

Just gave it a go, and it looks like you cannot quick save in local multiplayer. You only have the option to abandon game. Friggin' Nintendo. I only started the game and played a round, so the very small possibility that the option only shows up after a few rounds is possible, but I doubt it.

I guess the Out for Lunch option helps with the sting a bit if someone needs to take off and everyone else wants to continue. At least you are not stuck playing the person's turn.

#7 Posted by Libberate (17 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago
@SmiteOfHand: ah that's a major bummer. Thanks for checking it out for me though.
#8 Posted by Hailinel (18120 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

@SmiteOfHand said:

Just gave it a go, and it looks like you cannot quick save in local multiplayer. You only have the option to abandon game. Friggin' Nintendo. I only started the game and played a round, so the very small possibility that the option only shows up after a few rounds is possible, but I doubt it.

I guess the Out for Lunch option helps with the sting a bit if someone needs to take off and everyone else wants to continue. At least you are not stuck playing the person's turn.

Actually, this game was developed by Square Enix. Any design decisions you don't like should be laid at their feet.

#9 Posted by SmiteOfHand (72 posts) - 1 year, 5 months ago

@Hailinel: Someone get Yasuhiro on the phone! I am the largest shareholder in District D and I demand answers.

Really though I am surprised how feature complete it is for an eleventh hour Wii game that probably barely made the localize cut. Annoyances like this aside.

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