loolToo late
loolToo late
It's a financial briefing, lads & ladies. Don't forget that.![]()
It's a financial briefing, lads & ladies. Don't forget that.![]()
If I was a betting man, I'd put money on you being correct.I forecast that GAF may or may not get much return on all the money they've put down on there being lots of substantial NX details.
Yep.It's not that big of a deal if we don't get any goods today because it's just another hurdle that we're passing until we get to the main event at E3 which will have the goods. Anything to pass the time!
To be fair, before Nintendo Directs they did actually make a few announcements during these briefings.
I expect:
-Console shown
-Outline of what they're trying to accomplish
-Maaaaybe one game
To be fair, before Nintendo Directs they did actually make a few announcements during these briefings.
I expect:
-Console shown
-Outline of what they're trying to accomplish
-Maaaaybe one game
If they were going to announce something important they would have said something already, right?
I'm not expecting anything at this time, maybe with the exception of a "we will talk about NX in the future" and if we are lucky maybe a date of when they plan to do it.
All three of those expectations are wildly overblown imo. It's a financial briefing. For investors. At most they'll tell us if it's coming this fiscal year.
The problem is that Nintendo is falling into irrelevancy, so it'll be even harder for them to get the masses to give a shit. Competing with the industry leader will get Nintendo nowhere. If they want to make more headlines, Nintendo has to get their own spotlight without having to share. As for the time to hype, having so many Directs during the summer may burn people out on the platform if Nintendo isn't careful.
Yep.
Amplified reactions after this fiscal meeting, whatever the announcements are, if any, will be there anyway. I mean, we have drama for a removed tweet of a random youtuber, so this...?
Looking forward to disappointment this time tomorrow.
Can't believe how much this is being hyped up.
But I wouldn't be too surprised if we get some indication of whether NX is/isn't coming this fiscal year.
I can agree with the bolded, it'd help Nintendo indeed but it's not indispensable if they do a good presentation, the NX will steal the show regardless the "market leader", IMO.
And don't agree with the italicized. The thing that can burn people out is reveal the thing too soon and not saying anything else for months. If they publish a ND each month after E3 they can sustain the hype (for example, in July announce a new game, previously unknown, maybe a third party exclusive; in August a Direct about online elements, Miiverse evolution and that stuff; in September announce the final date, price and lineup and the final look of launch games; in October do an unboxing and a final look at the OS). I don't think a schedule like that would burn people out.
I'm here for the fun, like hyping the tiniest chances of getting actual news :lolLooking forward to disappointment this time tomorrow.
Can't believe how much this is being hyped up.
But I wouldn't be too surprised if we get some indication of whether NX is/isn't coming this fiscal year.
Looking forward to disappointment this time tomorrow.
Can't believe how much this is being hyped up.
But I wouldn't be too surprised if we get some indication of whether NX is/isn't coming this fiscal year.
Do we even know if they have a name yet? Serious question. Maybe it's the last thing they care about.At the very least, I expect them to reveal the name.
You hear me, Kimishima?
To be fair, before Nintendo Directs they did actually make a few announcements during these briefings.
I expect:
-Console shown
-Outline of what they're trying to accomplish
-Maaaaybe one game
A name is all they have given us, last thing I want is another.At the very least, I expect them to reveal the name.
You hear me, Kimishima?
I'm not expecting much in terms of new hardware (or software) info that we can really chew on. That said, I'm still curious as to what's going on with Nintendo from a financial standpoint.
There will something worth reading from the investor meeting, anyway.
Do we even know if they have a name yet? Serious question. Maybe it's the last thing they care about.
That does bring up the point about where the Nintendo Directs have gone. Think they'll maybe announce a date for the renewal of doing Directs and announce some things during that, keeping the announcement free?
I guess it all comes down to what in the world this thing is and how "difficult" it may be to get people to understand the concept. If they think it may take a while, I don't know if they'll do the "we'll just wait until E3 to let them play it" without showing off some things before then. They may have some surprises (especially games) in store for E3, but I'm hoping for a console name (LOL Pinky!), strategy for what they may be doing different this time around (what is their Nintendo-like solution this time?!), and what they hope to accomplish with the NX (increase the user base, appease the fans, etc.).
If they were going to show the console or any games ahead of E3 they'd have schedule their own event, akin to Spaceworld or the Xbox One/PS4 reveals. They're not going to unveil their new machine to the world at a fuddy duddy financial briefing.
The problem is that Nintendo is falling into irrelevancy, so it'll be even harder for them to get the masses to give a shit. Competing with the industry leader will get Nintendo nowhere. If they want to make more headlines, Nintendo has to get their own spotlight without having to share. As for the time to hype, having so many Directs during the summer may burn people out on the platform if Nintendo isn't careful.
At E3?Expecting Retro's new game to be shown.
Financial briefing. Nothing more.I just woke up. What's happening tomorrow?
They announced the Wii name at the investors meeting. The official NX name is definitely in the cards for a reveal.
I hope you like the smell of meltdowns in the morning.I just woke up. What's happening tomorrow?
I just woke up. What's happening tomorrow?
GAF, it's time for the talk.
When a fan and a company love each other very much...
Hmm. I see.Yes, but the console was already a known thing. The console and controller had been revealed the year prior.
We don't know anything about NX yet, revealing the name is such a meaningless statement by itself.
Leaked image from the dress rehearsal to the big financial briefing:
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It's from E3 2012 and in no way real, in case you're wondering.
What do you mean where the directs have gone? We just got one last month.
Hmm. I see.
I guess my only expectation is for Kimishima is to say NX will release this year and/or we will reveal NX at "_____".
Rösti;201916571 said:Osaka Press Club then. I'll see if I can get some images of that venue.
If it's E3 I don't see why he can't say E3. If it's not E3 then I could see him say "near future"Not even a specific date, just a vague window "near future," etc.
Are people seriously expecting much of anything from this
besides "we're announcing our shit at E3 hold the fuck on"
If they were going to show the console or any games ahead of E3 they'd have schedule their own event, akin to Spaceworld or the Xbox One/PS4 reveals. They're not going to unveil their new machine to the world at a fuddy duddy financial briefing.
Do we even know if they have a name yet? Serious question. Maybe it's the last thing they care about.
That does bring up the point about where the Nintendo Directs have gone. Think they'll maybe announce a date for the renewal of doing Directs and announce some things during that, keeping the announcement free?
I guess it all comes down to what in the world this thing is and how "difficult" it may be to get people to understand the concept. If they think it may take a while, I don't know if they'll do the "we'll just wait until E3 to let them play it" without showing off some things before then. They may have some surprises (especially games) in store for E3, but I'm hoping for a console name (LOL Pinky!), strategy for what they may be doing different this time around (what is their Nintendo-like solution this time?!), and what they hope to accomplish with the NX (increase the user base, appease the fans, etc.).