NX is going to be a great platform; however, today's event left a sour taste in my mouth.
Thanks!
No Wooly World NA date?
As a nintendo fan, I feel like... being f***ed today. I wanted a Mario strikers, we received a shitty tennis game without the special movements that were on NGC.
Waited for a metroid game on wii u. with the gamepad, we could do a lot of things with it on a game like that.
Waited for another NGC hd remake..
Where's Rhythm Heaven??
Nintendo's first step is to fire the big 3: Miyamoto (ok you are the papa of mario but from years, you offer nothing to gamers. You use Nintendo society like it was your puppet. He explains its ideas of maniability for Star fox, sorry but tons of people can think better things for this game). Reggie and Iwata too. They are a big wall of the progress of Nintendo.
Just a ton of shitters making passive vague confident claims that about Wii U being doomed after this year.This thread is moving too fast for my liking. Have we had any epic meldowns yet?
on the bright side, NX must be releasing earlier than expected
- Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam
- Zelda: Triforce Heroes
- Mario Tennis Wii U
- Activision/Nintendo collab for dual skylander/amiibo figurines
- Release date for Xenoblade Chronicles X in EU/NA (4th Dec)
- Animal Crossing Amiibo Festival for Wii U, and Home Designer for 3DS
- Mario Maker release date (Sept)
- Trailers for both the Wii U and New 3DS Fire Emblem games.
Underwhelming versions, party games and 3DS games at a time when 3DS is looking long in the tooth.
The most in depth footage for Wii U this year was Starfox, Wooly World and Mario Maker - all of which we saw last year.
This was an overt "fuck you, we've stopped caring about you" to everyone still anticipating quality Nintendo titles on the Wii U, which cost some of us a lot of money, and which some of us have dutifully supported.
I've bought and supported every Nintendo console but this is the straw that breaks the camels back for me. No NX unless Nintendo massively change, and I'm certainly not in at launch if I can't trust that they'll actually support their consoles for a minimum of the traditional life cycle.
Some of you are far too forgiving. And apparently still enjoy the 3DS.
He (Miyamoto) notes that Project Guard, another of his demos from E3 2014, is also being worked up into a full game at Platinum.
I don't know this is supposed to be a "bright side". The Wii U isn't even 3 years old yet, is it? Like... I miss when consoles lasted for at least 5~6 years.on the bright side, NX must be releasing earlier than expected
The support the 3DS still gets is definitely a good thing.People in this thread are complaining about letting a console die without support, but we see here that the 3DS is definitely on it's last legs and they're supporting it. Isn't that what we want, or does it not count for some reason?
If Nintendo does a direct event in the fall announcing a new Retro Studios title for 2016 and a couple of other internal titles for the Wii-U along with a Zelda Wii-U date of holiday 2016 I think everyone will quickly forget this lackluster E3.
But if I was Nintendo I would have quickly thrown a bone to the core fans as far as 2016 Wii-U goes. Give the fans something to look forward to and hold on to. Even if you have some sort of fall event planned you need to give people something to come away with at E3 esp after good Sony and Microsoft conferences.
Nintendo does what Nintendo does I guess. Hopefully NX isn't a console as I think it would spell a Gamecube 2005-2006 vibe. I think it is some sort of handheld as the 3-DS has plenty of support through 2016 and it has been around long enough where they can replace it in 2017 and people won't feel like it was too soon.
Wii-U on the other hand needs a few more years of support, it is going to shake the confidence of consumers if Nintendo doesn't support the console through 2017 at the very least.
This thread is moving too fast for my liking. Have we had any epic meldowns yet?
But it will be. OK? You know it will be. It will be. It will be. There's no other explanation. It will be.
I don't know this is supposed to be a "bright side". The Wii U isn't even 3 years old yet, is it? Like... I miss when consoles lasted for at least 5~6 years.
I have to agree as much as it hurts
I had no expectations and somehow Nintendo disappointed me. Ugh.
Fire Miyamoto?
this thread is ridiculous
As a nintendo fan, I feel like... being f***ed today. I wanted a Mario strikers, we received a shitty tennis game without the special movements that were on NGC.
Waited for a metroid game on wii u. with the gamepad, we could do a lot of things with it on a game like that.
Waited for another NGC hd remake..
Where's Rhythm Heaven??
Nintendo's first step is to fire the big 3: Miyamoto (ok you are the papa of mario but from years, you offer nothing to gamers. You use Nintendo society like it was your puppet. He explains its ideas of maniability for Star fox, sorry but tons of people can think better things for this game). Reggie and Iwata too. They are a big wall of the progress of Nintendo.
Is the main presentation archived yet? Just woke up
All the current streams seem to be treehouse stuff
isn't this the truth. Nintendo shows up with real fucking video games that you will play in the near future and it's the worst presentation they've had in years?
Every single game they've shown will be a product you can buy before any of the big announcements at Sony's thing.
Let me preface this by saying I'm the biggest Nintendo fan boy you'll ever meet. I don't plan on selling my Wii U or whatever. I do need to get a New 3DS since my old one has a broken circle pad.
I think this event really sums up where Nintendo is. The Wii U is, for all intents and purposes, dead. They'll release what they have to just to keep their heads above water. They'll do what they can to maximize profits. (That's why we see so much Amiibo integration.)
The biggest takeaway is that Nintendo simply cannot support two devices on their own. I think the NX has to be a hybrid console/handheld. I think they have the resources to support one system on their own without too much trouble.
It doesn't matter what Nintendo releases hardware wise. The 3rd parties are not going to come back. It'll be three games since EA sports has supported the Nintendo home console (Madden/FIFA 14, 15, 16). It's now lacking the last two CoDs. With the exception of Just Dance 16, I don't think there was a single 3rd party game announced for Wii U this E3. These companies aren't just going to rush back until the player base is there.
I think that's why this even really showed how Nintendo is caught between a rock and a hard place. As a business, they have to salvage what they can. However, they can't afford to invest money in games that aren't going to sell at all. Then, they have to make sure they don't tick off the people who have invested in their platforms.
It's for the last reason that I think this even failed so hard. They showed what they had, but what they had is not acceptable while still marketing the device. They needed to open up some more Virtual Console stuff at least. They need something to satisfy those who have bought the system. Something. Anything, really.
They didn't do it with this conference. They just managed to tick off everyone.
Fire Miyamoto?
this thread is ridiculous
I don't know this is supposed to be a "bright side". The Wii U isn't even 3 years old yet, is it? Like... I miss when consoles lasted for at least 5~6 years.
The support the 3DS still gets is definitely a good thing.
on the bright side, NX must be releasing earlier than expected
So all in all, pretty bad E3 showings from all, lots of disappointing moments, didn't really like much from Nintendo's showings either. But what was good was really good. Star Fox looks great, Yoshi's Woolly World amazing, Super Mario Maker amazing, Xenoblade Chronicles X looks great. That's 4 must haves that have yet to release and I already have 22 retail games for the system. Not bad.
But what disappointed me was that there was no really new announcements, though that's to be expected for games that's releasing from now to early 2016. And since I don't have 3DS, that side of games didn't really do it for me either.
Is there any way to rewatch this right now? Can't find the youtube link in the OP.
Also, does this mean the new Zelda will skip the WiiU?
I was literally shaking with anger during that conference. Tears formed in my eyes and my fists were clenched. "Announce something," I shrieked at my computer. My mom knocked on my bedroom door and had to ask if I was ok. Then, they started showing me a bunch of losers playing instruments dressed as Mario and I just turned it off. It was actually unbelievable.
Now, I'm 31 years old and this was, without a doubt, the worst conference I've ever seen in my life. It's clear that Nintendo is not just done with the Wii U but done with the company. There is no recovering from a conference that bad. They'll talk about the NX at next E3, but people will ignore it after remembering Blast Balls.
I loved this company and put my heart and soul into dedicating my gaming life to them. But now, I have nothing. I'm an empty shell.
it isn't even exclusive, since the superior version will be on PC lol
You know, Nintendo has far more titles to look forward to than any other developer. They just announce their games throughout the year at NDs instead of holding it all in for E3. Yes, the ND was pretty lame, but you have to contextualize that lameness.
The difference is that the only Nintendo game they showed today that I actually want to buy was shown at last year's event as well. They really seem like they are scraping the bottom of the barrel at this point.![]()