They have Travis Touchdown, who started one the Wii and had a sequel on the Wii, with one game on PS3 and 360 that still no one cared about (other than me, the Wii version is fun).
Interesting choice. I don't think they spent much time making this.
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While Japanese boxart for Kirby games shows him cute and happy NA boxart has him angry and in an action poses, due to specific marketing tactics.
I preferred the original DS to the Lite, I could play on it for hours where the smaller DS would cramp my hands.
I believe what they are going for is a more tablet look for the controller. Instead of looking like a Leapfrog device it looks more like the normal tablets you see everywhere. It's smaller so it's more like a handheld, and with a higher screen to plastic ratio the screen looks larger.
It's a smart redesign.
Once people accept Nintendo as a niche game company the less flak they will get for not having the sales and support of their competitors. The fact is Nintendo has made money every year except for the last two, they have a self sustaining business that while it may not be the largest in terms of sales it surpasses most of the time in terms of revenue.
The truth is Sony and MS need 3rd parties to thrive in their current state, just like how 3rd parties need Sony and MS to thri...
"They've decided to split creative control 50/50. As such it will take place in the universe of Uncharted, replacing the usual characters with that of the Mushroom Kingdom."
Uncharted: A Plumber's Last Jump
It's physical DLC that works on multiple games. Take Link for example. You can train and fight your Link as he levels up in Smash, basically a CPU character who becomes as good as you over time as he learns how you play. Use it in Hyrule Warriors and you get special bonus' like weapons and rupees. Use it in MK8 and when you use your Mii it has Link themed gear. When Zelda U comes out you will get to use it again for extra content, maybe it works in Xenoblade X for Link inspired gear. ...
It's nice because it gives fans enough info to be intrigued and get hyped without giving away tons of content like with Smash. You get the occasional big news like the size of the map and how there will be online elements, so people who may not be as interested get an idea of how much they're putting into the game.
I always get excited when I come on to N4G and see an article about X. It makes the wait more bearable, I get a tiny fix every week as the game approaches....
They also conceived it as 1st person instead of third in the beginning, but changed it because then you wouldn't feel like you were Link.
Uncharted 4 looks to be an amazing rock climbing simulator, the 1080p really brings out the detail. Can't wait to see them climb walls in the snow, ruins, and other environments ;)
Remember the E3 video and the level of detail shown then? Besides, this was a wide open field where they hadn't even rendered the dirt path yet. Find a wide open field and stand in it. Looks pretty neat right? Now walk around it for 5 minutes, it gets repetitive.
This is also Zelda, made by Nintendo. They aren't gonna make 90% of the game barren grass fields.
I could actually see production values at the The Game Awards. The company presenters took it seriously based on the level of content they revealed (no Cranky Kong reveal this time)
The world looked a little sparse, the camera movement stuttered a bit, and I think the jump slow-motion was a little too slow.
But I expect it will play and look better by release. For Nintendo to release a game that's not super polished is quite rare. This was also just one area. I'm sure once you leave the open field it will be a lot better. Still time left.
The WiiU has been pumping out quality games one after the other. You can point to each Nintendo published game and say "this one gives the genre due justice". Mario Kart for a racer, Smash for a fighter, Toad for a puzzle game, soon to be X for open world JRPG, Zelda for Open world adventure, and possibly Splatoon and Woolly World for shooter and platformer.
Cthulhu vs Cthulhu all the time
Nintendo and SE need to collaborate again. Bring back the Mario LotSS RPG gameplay, bring back Geno, and use an HD style of the claymation-esque visuals. Put it on WiiU.
After Bravely Default/Second it only seems right they would continue to work together. Nintendo was the original home to SE's parent companies, it's fate they should return.
Looked on Ebay, sealed adapters are bidding at $50-$70. Got mine in the bundle, would be a pretty good return. But you can't have it, I need it.
Come on Cranky Kong Country
Shulk Amiibo is a no brainer. Getting a Shulk skin and Monado would be cool, plus maybe a special skin for your mech.
NMH was ported to 360 and PS3, but I think they cared even less about it than Wii owners did. It's a fun game with its own sick humor. Not stellar but a gem.