There's a port being made for the New 3DS. The Wii version came out in 2010.
You get Final Fantasy 15 instead
It's a sprained elbow, but it's confirmed he will play. While I'm sure it will limit use of his left arm, it won't fully prevent what he does best, mirror and cover receivers. We won't know how much it will limit him in 12 days, but as long as he can run, predict, and use his right arm effectively he should do alright. As long as he doesn't need to tackle or get hit that is.
The biggest loss will be his interception ability, one handed catches through...
Alternate timeline where the moon does crash into Termina, but instead of destroying everything, shatters the planet, Link a few generations down the line has to restore the planet.
Considering they're about $40 elsewhere, $20 is a great price, $10 even better. I know I'm going to pick up Donkey Kong next week
There was either a reason for it to be in, it was novel at the time, or it was minimized to where it wasn't painful.
3rd person meant you could only see about 50% of your surroundings, so it added some tension to offset the more action focus. 3rd person also brought tactical shot placement: Hit someone in the head get either a crit or stun them to get a sweeping kick in, shoot in the arm to drop their weapon, hit in leg to set up a kick/suplex (suplex had a 50% to insta-...
Sakurai went overboard with Brawl. I think Melee was such a shock to him that he shutdown any notion of competitive fighting games, namely speed and combos. But being the designer he is, wanting to create the best games, he probably realized he was sacrificing too much from the sake of casual entry, that finding middle ground would not only be fresh but something everyone, even he could enjoy.
If you think about Snes and 64 StarFox the game's are fairly short. They seem to last a long time because of difficulty, trying to find every path. Mario 3D World was announced at E3 and released later that year. From E3 it sounded like they had the new gamepad mechanic figured out already, they were moving onto actual development. Miyamoto also said they would bring on a separate party to get it done on time.
The biggest issue I had was things like trees and animals popping in during cutscenes, I'm sure they've fixed it by now.
Otherwise lighting, textures, and coloring has improved a lot over the few months.
I think it's great if you own a PS4, didn't have a PS3, and want to play through PS3 exclusives for a few months. I don't feel like it's a great long term investment tho, even at $15 a month over a year it's pretty high. If it doesn't run smoothly then I don't see it lasting long, they need to find a way to keep it viable in the long term.
Once a game becomes annual release it's no longer as special. FC3 came 4 years after FC2 and was unique and innovative, stellar all around. Far Cry 4 looks great but is mostly a fine tuned FC3 in a mountainous region (nothing wrong with that). While Far Cry 4 was a fun game, 2 years after FC3 it had problems with story and characters, I'd hate to see what might happen with only a year.
It would prevent me from needing to buy a PS3 and then the games I would want to catch up on. I would just make a list of PS3 exclusives, do the 1-3 month subscription, and hammer away.
New 3DS costs the same as the normal one, makes complete sense.
"The rep commented that Nintendo is aware of the problem, is not happy about it, and may do something to combat scalpers when wave 3 launches."
How about make a crap ton of each Amiibo? Take your sales results of every Amiibo already sold, take the average value, and make new Amiibo's to match it for the first shipment plus 10-30% of that value.
Miyamoto talked about releasing Amiibo cards sometime in the future, to both combat demand and have ...
You should move your F-Zero like normal but you can tilt at the same time for sharp turns or correcting your trajectory. Make it a constant struggle to control your F-Zero as you make sharp turns and ram into other vehicles and walls.
If Nintendo ever does VR I hope F-Zero is the first game they make for it.
Hopefully these small Indie Devs can soon transition into the retro 3D space. Make tributes to the early 3d platformer-adventure games that defined a lot of childhoods and future franchises. I grew up through the late snes and early N64 days, games like Banjo Kazooie, Crash, and leading into the following generation are at the top of the list, you don't see many of these games anymore, many of their exploration and level design focus has been moved into combat, visuals, and cinematic desi...
Got myself the soundtrack for Christmas. Masterpiece
Personally after I encountered my first beehive in Animal Crossing I didn't touch another tree for a long time. And every time I did I would be scared of seeing my old friends drops.
Bees man, both in life and in video games.
Any time in Dark Souls when you face more than one enemy at a time. Whether it's two Hollows with torches, two bell Gargoyles, Ornstein and Smough, you're gonna have a bad time.
"We knew how much fun it is to fight one at a time, here's a another for double the enjoyment. hehehe."
They've got Splatoon which is colorful, unique, quirky. Eventually they will have Devil's Third, which while having blood and violence will have a bunch of goofy and unusual multiplayer modes. They've made the right moves to get into the shooter genre, they aren't reaching for the cookie cutter.