Question 1

Do you need to play the previous kid icarus games to understand the story?

Accepted Answer

Nope.  The only other one was from the 1980's and the story of it is pretty much summed up by this game.  The game its self is awsome.

Question 2

What's the region code on these?

Accepted Answer

NO!!! Beware, I go the U.A.E. Saudi Arabia / Malaysia / Singapore version, and they went as far to cover up the logo on the front of the box with a perfectly colored blue dot that blended in so well you almost couldn't tell it was even there. I scratched it off and it was not the USA version. Beware of the product you are purchasing. Look at the logo.

Question 3

The game is in American Version and not in European?

Accepted Answer

It is the American version and will work perfectly on an American 3DS. With older games Nintendo often ceases production of different regions of box art and only uses one international cover art worldwide, despite the game inside being the American version, European version, Asian version, etc. That's just the way Nintendo does it. So when you see the U.A.E. /Saudi Arabia/Malaysia symbol that is just the international box art coming out of Japan. It doesn't mean it's counterfeit, or won't work in U.S. consoles. If anyone got a European version, which I'm sure is very very rare, it is because the seller sourced from a European supplier, it has nothing to do with the box art. So whenever you see people complaining about the UAE symbol just know they have no idea what they are talking about and are just internet reactionaries looking to be a victim. The only way you'll find a North American cover of an old Nintendo game is if someone sourced it years ago and has been hanging on to it and will thus be very expensive.

Question 4

I was looking at a Pit figmas reviews, and saw "The AR cards are Japanese, but work with any Uprising game." What do the AR cards do in Uprising?

Accepted Answer

I'm not sure what it means when it says the AR cards are japanese, because they don't have any text on them anywhere.  The game came with several and if you put two next to each other they will fight on your 3ds camera.  I'm not sure what else they're for.  It's pretty neat, but it's not at all why the game is great.

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