This, as an Nintendo fan I'll welcome any new IP or new innovative gameplay, criticizing the graphics and gameplay is stupid, these games are rough and still in early development.
E3 2014 | Nintendo Treehouse Live @ E3 [ it's over :( ]
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This, as an Nintendo fan I'll welcome any new IP or new innovative gameplay, criticizing the graphics and gameplay is stupid, these games are rough and still in early development.
Deadpool_X
Banned
Pretty much during show hours for the next 3 days.
Polioliolio
Member
It needs punches, ya know? It needs impact instead of just holding one's arm out hoping the other robot will fall over.
The presenters themselves are fantastic. Really natural.
MrJustinius
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Yes, but it's a prototype of a game we now know will be getting released for sure and will be worked on closely by Miyamoto.
Showing off how the gamepad works into how the game plays will be great to see now, even if the game aesthetically looks very rough at this stage.
Roundtable is tomorrow at 6.
Duane Cunningham
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They said earlier that as long as the E3 floor is open, this channel will be too. So they'll keep doing this for a while, then Smash tourney, then maybe back to the Treehouse?
Thunder Monkey
Banned
If they can actually get it working right then sure. As of the demo... calling it rough is the kindest compliment I can come up with.
after robo he said he only has 1 more game to show, so you would be correct
Tomorrow night around Round Table IIRC
Vyse The Legend
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It's 4 hours and 30min today. So another 3 hours to go today.
Tomorrow, I think.
Yes, presumably after this prototype.
EDIT: or not.
Aaronrules380
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My guess is we'll see Star Fox tomorrow or Thursday
Graphics Horse
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Haven't been paying attention but every time I look I just see a screen with FAILURE written across it.
ricardokenshin
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she needs to lean forward HARDER!
HawthorneKitty
Sgt. 2nd Class in the Creep Battalion, Waifu Wars
Melee!!!!!!!!
Yeah it's rough. That's the point.
7DollarHagane
Banned
Early Access on Steam has done pretty well.
Nintendo Early Access with these kind of exploratory demos would do ridiculously well on WiiU, I think.
Also with what's on stream right now they aren't selling a game to you. They're selling the concepts that they're working on for the WiiU gamepad. There is no game for sale here. There is a console, which people have constantly complained hasn't been justified or made unique, and that's the exact purpose of these demos.
CrimsonCommie
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If you don't have time why are you even watching? We knew these were early prototypes before it started.
Soulscribe
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But why are they still trying to validate the Gamepad's novelty after all this time? Seems like a waste of their resources when they could have been actually working on a Star Fox game all this time. lol
The e-shop is the perfect way to get games like this, those vague ideas that never truly developed, to the public.
FlashbladeGAF
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With what exactly?
More FPSs? Or the Ai's who are smart enough to flank but not smart enough to duck from a bullet?
If this came with a AAA wrapping there wouldn't be any complaints.
I have no problem with you not feeling it, but lets not go overboard and act like gaming can't be ALL things.
Seriously, I can just imagine playing these with my 3 year old nephew. It seems like he would love pointing out the robots!
mariox2098
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Anyone else notice the SSB Melee music is playing in the background?
SpacePirate Ridley
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It is. Same Falco quotes and all. The assets are from Starfox 64 3D.
Ignoring how rough this Miyamoto stuff is, Nintendo's presenters have been fantastic all day. No surprise with Trinnen, though, the guy is a master.
It's appropriate though, isn't it?
It's appropriate though, isn't it?
Unlocking special robot parts that make a giant Mario or Donkey Kong would be amazing.
Amazeballs
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"Innovation" has become a hollow buzzword. Many great works we remember today have been iterative of past works.
Thunder Monkey
Banned
Yes and that's why some are skeptical.
<high five> I think both look like fun and the multi alone for the giant robot with the family would be great.
Wii U has been a real blast to play with friends locally. I was surprised by how much Super Mario 3D World went over with friends and family at the holidays. That's the kind of experience I can't get from a PS4/Xbox One because the local environment isn't there for that game library.
I'm not saying each is better, but there is a place for both and I think it's great to have so many local multiplayer games.
Now if the local multiplayer goes...well much sadness.
You're so right, how many early projects we see on steam ?
And they asking our money to beta play them.
At least here, no money is asked.
7DollarHagane
Banned
It's because they have failed utterly at validating the gamepad so far and see that as a key failure point for the WiiU - this is a direct result of Iwata's push to differentiate and increase the value of the gamepad to the market.
Also with something like StarFox they're still trying to find an external partner to work on the game. That's how early it is. They have the concept now they want to find someone to do the heavy lifting with Miyamoto telling how things should be. It's 2016 or 2017 title.
About what? I just don't get it. I thought people would be happy to see some semi-internal concepts Nintendo has cooked up. We never get to see those.
About what? I just don't get it. I thought people would be happy to see some semi-internal concepts Nintendo has cooked up. We never get to see those.
I want to achieve his levels of Japanese knowledge. Damn.
Demon Lizardman
Banned
Just show Starfox....
7DollarHagane
Banned
Give it to Retro studios please
Anyone surprised that Miyamoto making Project Guard is forgetting that Miyamoto was the designer who came up with Pac-Man Vs. He has grown to really loves this type of experience. Good on him.
I love that Nintendo are giving a peek into their process. Previously the only place you could see this was at their behind-doors E3 events. I remember enjoying all the DS launch concept games in 2004.
I love that Nintendo are giving a peek into their process. Previously the only place you could see this was at their behind-doors E3 events. I remember enjoying all the DS launch concept games in 2004.
Wasn't Platinum begging Nintendo to give it to them?
spyroflame0487
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So with Project Guard and Project Giant Robot being playable, could they be coming sooner than Star Fox? I figured all 3 would probably be out sometime next year.