CCC Says: "If you watched the Mario Maker demo footage from Gamescom and E3 you might have noticed something. The stages that were being made were horrible! Note that these were being made by the same people who made Mario Maker, and most of them were just machines to get a bunch of 1-ups, horrendous gauntlets of bouncing enemies with no rhyme or reason. You can expect that many of the Mario Maker stages that we will see in the final version of the game to be more of the same."
The Wii U had a pretty rough time. At its lowest moments, people mocked it, laughing at the lack of games and third party support. Even when the system was in a good run of form, people still looked down on it. Like the toaster, from the film The Brave Little Toaster (yeah, i’m going … Continue reading A Fond Farewell To The Wii-U
Just been playing donkey kong tropical freeze amazing game another Nintendo classic.
Wii u such a waste, Would of been nice to see it succeed let's hope switch is successful and
brings us even more Nintendo goodness:)
Don’t let the release date of the NX make you trigger shy, because the Wii U has quite the line up in its five year life cycle, and here are just a few.
Two of those are remakes so I didn't buy...replace the Zelda remakes with Tokyo Mirage Sessions for the unique experience, or Pikmin 3
Wind Waker on the Wii U is still a fun game to play and the use of the gamepad for inventory was convenient; however, I do agree with the other two games you listed. If I had to add, Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze is a lot of fun.
Smash Bros. is a game my friends and I will always play. It's such a fun multiplayer game
Tokyo Is okay so far, but I need to spend more time with it! Been moving, so have not spent much time gaming the past month. :(
I'd add New Super Mario Bros U (easily the best in the "New" Super Mario Bros series), Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze, Super Mario 3D World and The Wonderful 101 to this list.
Edit: holy hell, how could I forget Mario Kart 8... I've already put around 150 hours on that title alone.
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Not even worth it at that price, with such a tiny library of games available (and very few notable ones).
Theres actually a ton of really excellent games buddy Ive got the stack in front of me. You've missed out on loads of amazing games, that's the reality of whats happening here lol.
Metr
Huge library compared to ps4/Xbox one? Or ps3/Xbox 360 because either way it's not comparable
Some of the best games on wiiu are remaster
DKC Tropical Freeze
Super Mario 3D World
Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker
Mario Kart 8
The Wii U has some seriously awesome games!
There are rumors about Xenoblade X getting a Switch port.
I'm not interested on that one, seeing how I've already played it plenty on my Wii U, and finished it (but I'm nowhere near completing it, not even close).
I would love an HD remaster of the original Xenoblade Chronicles, though. What a masterpiece.
Yeah I'm not too keen on the Wii U ports myself, especially considering they haven't been out too long (and still look nice) Wii games would be better (if they updated them)
I skipped the WiiU so I'll probably be down to get a few ports of it's best games.
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When are Nintendo going to actually show what the NX is and give details? Its getting very late in the year now.
Its getting to the point where the silence isn't one of mystery and suspense, but one of concern
This is the case with any Community level designer.
"But Mario Maker levels are short. They are only a few screens long. Not only that, but the tool-set is limited. Heck, right now you can’t even place fire-flowers. Can you make interesting Mario levels with it, yes, but it’s not easy. Instead, people fall prey tp the same impulse most people do when confronted with a new editing program: put more stuff on the field!"
I heard this fear from someone on the IGN UK podcast. If they are going to make this work then need to implement a feature where you can build your own game. Link levels together and make the levels longer with more tools available
They DID mention that the game wasn't done being built yet, at E3, so complaining that there's not enough tools yet when the final product hasn't even been seen, is kind of pointless.
This sounds like whining for the sake of it, or just because it's Mario.
Ideally Nintendo will sort levels according to highest rated, most downloaded, rated difficulty.