So many bad suggestions for Bayo costumes. Enough of those tired played out female Nintendo characters. Give me Lyndis, Captain Syrup and for maximum camp factor Rosalina alts in Bayo2. :lol :lol
Rosalina is fat.
So many bad suggestions for Bayo costumes. Enough of those tired played out female Nintendo characters. Give me Lyndis, Captain Syrup and for maximum camp factor Rosalina alts in Bayo2. :lol :lol
Oh, so blunt truth is offensive to you? The only personal attacks in this thread are people unable to give a worthwhile rebuttal to my response to a previous post. I've been nothing but cordial.
Wait, did I argue that some other company wasn't anti-consumer? I'm missing your point here because I'm pretty sure I never did that.
Rosalina is fat.
Go ahead and spew the evils of every business. Alphabetical order.Wait, did I argue that some other company wasn't anti-consumer? I'm missing your point here because I'm pretty sure I never did that.
Samus should replace the heels with guns
Samus should replace the heels with guns
Samus should replace the heels with guns
Adam would never authorise that.
Nintendo have been in business since the 19th century.Your point?
Go ask Dow Chemical what it takes to be the dominant force in a sector for generations. It takes knowing your consumer's needs and meeting all of them before someone else can, not forcing your paradigm and assuming no one else can ever out design you.
Rosalina is fat.
Rosalina is fat.
BBW lovers unite!
Hell of a counter argument. Maybe next time you'll at least use a vintage grade school playground retort or something with a bit more panache. Lord knows you can't argue against what I said on it's actual merits.
Rosalina is fat.
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no you need to check your eyes.
who is this?
This thread is finally reaching the insanity event horizon.
I wondered how long it would take.
*avatar quote*
You're new to this whole video game console thing aren't you?Literacy not your strong suit? I figured I spelled my point out rather clearly.
Anti-consumer practices/walled garden market places never lead to long term market dominance was the core point, FYI, if you need it spelled out a second time.
I've loved it thus far. Like chicken soup for the Nintendo fan's soul.
If Nintendo keeps on pulling rabbits out of their hat like this, it's going to be a great, entertaining generation.
Samus should replace the heels with guns
Well this thread exploded quickly. I'm not even planning on buying a Wii U, but I'll buy this game.
Literacy not your strong suit? I figured I spelled my point out rather clearly.
Anti-consumer practices/walled garden market places never lead to long term market dominance was the core point, FYI, if you need it spelled out a second time.
It will only be on the Wii U.
a: how have mass bannings for port begging not happened yet.
Rosalina is phat.
I know man, that design is awful, but strangely while that design is generally inferior to the one you see in brawl, it looks like a better fit for Bayonetta.Man, those heels look ugly. Did Tekmo really need to to have her wear them?
Also, just noticed that she had Bayonetta legs in that game.
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Iwata: Thank you very much for joining me today.
Hashimoto: Thank you for having us.
Kamiya: *sucking pocky*
Iwata: I've come to know both of you quite well during the development of Bayonetta 2,
but perhaps some of our readers have yet to make your acquaintances.
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Hashimoto: I'm Yusuke Hashimoto, director of Bayonetta 2. The man to my right is
Hideki Kamiya, the game's supervisor, and the creator of the original Bayonetta.
Kamiya: *tweeting*
Iwata: That says it all about Kamiya-san! *laughs*
Hashimoto: *laughs*
Iwata: Now, Bayonetta 2 is a very special game in the library of the Wii U, but I think
that in order to understand its importance, we must first understand its history. Perhaps
one of you should tell us how the original Bayonetta came to be.
Hashimoto: Well, Bayonetta was the result of a partnership with Sega. Their own games...
Kamiya: Were not selling.
Iwata: *laughs*
Hashimoto: Um, yes... and they wanted a game that would appeal to Western audiences.
At first, they looked to their own teams for ideas, but...
Kamiya: Their own teams are terrible.
Iwata: *laughs, nods, and wipes eyes*
Hashimoto: Well, in any case, Sega met with Kamiya-san and they felt that he had a good
idea. What was the idea again, Kamiya-san?
Kamiya: "Sexy Guns."
Iwata: "Sexy Guns?" That was is it? *laughs*
Hashimoto: Well that idea was just for Sega. When we began work on Bayonetta,
Kamiya-sanand the rest of our teamwe took that idea and we improved upon it.
Iwata: I'm not sure I understand. How can you improve upon "Sexy Guns?"
Hashimoto: Well, we thought of Bayonetta as a delicacylike the blowfish, which is a
poisonous dish that can only be prepared in an experienced kitchen. Bayonetta, like the
blowfish, required a team of skilled chefs to prepare it. So we assembled our chefs, and we
cooked our dish with care: eliminating the poison, adding sauces and seasonings, surrounding
the plate with sushi and vegetables and miso soup. We offered the dish at the same price as
any other plate, but in the end...
Kamiya: Bayonetta sold like week-old tempura.
Iwata: *laughs* I see.
Hashimoto: Still, we were proud of our dish.
Kamiya: We ate it ourselves.
Iwata: But the diners in your restaurant would rather suck pocky.
Kamiya: Right, except the restaurant was Sega'swe were just the cooks. So while we
got fat eating our blowfish, Sega drank water from a hoofprint.
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Hashimoto: Naturally, we wanted to feed them.
Iwata: But all you had was blowfish!
Kamiya: Correct, so we began work on Bayonetta 2.
Iwata: *laughs*
Hashimoto: Sega did not laugh.
Kamiya: I spoke to the executives at Sega. I told them our blowfish was the best they'd find.
Hashimoto: Yes, and although they understood that we were skilled chefs, they didn't
want to eat our second dish. We even prepared them a sample and brought it to their offices.
Starving though they were, they still wouldn't eat it.
Iwata: I can't say I blame them!
Hashimoto: No, I can't say I blame them either; the first blowfish didn't sell. So we decided,
collectively, that there would be no more blowfishPlatinum would cook teriyaki, and Sega
would stick to hedgehogs.
Iwata: Hedgehoga sour platter.
Everyone: *laughs*
*laughter continues*
*Iwata bends over, crying*
Iwata: My, my, where were we?
Kamiya: Blowfish is poison no matter how well it's cut.
Iwata: Wow, that's a startling thought.
Kamiya: Yes, but it's true. So I must say, it was a surprise when you arrived at our studio
months later and told us to prepare you a big plate of Bayonetta 2.
Hashimoto: On that note, I've been meaning to ask... well, what I mean to say is that,
everyone at Platinum has been wondering... why exactly did you order this dish?
Iwata: Well, it really is very simple.
In the past six years, Nintendo has fed nearly 100 Million diners with a little plate called "Wii."
Many of these diners areyou might say"pocky suckers."
Nevertheless, one man's pocky is another man's blowfish, and so Nintendo enjoyedfor the
first time in yearsa reputation as a five-star restaurant.
But some diners don't suck pocky. Their palette is so refined that they consume nothing except
the blowfish. You might say that they love it to the core.
These diners are a minority, but they are a vocal minority... and so they were quite vocal about
their distaste for Wii. They slandered us in food columns. They reported us to the Board of Health.
Worst of all, they began directing our customers to other establishments, telling the world
that our menu was short on fine cuisines like the blowfish.
*pauses*
It was because of these critics that we lost our five-star rating.
*long pause*
Hashimoto: I see... so, by making Bayonetta 2 exclusive to the Wii U, you hope to
gain the favor of that final minority, and persuade them to take a seat at your table.
*tears up*
IWATA: NO. *laughs* I HOPE TO MAKE THEM STARVE.
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Two schools of thought on this.
A) The moderation hates Nintendo and therefore lets it slide.
B) The moderation has changed tone in the last two years to be more tolerant.
Personally, I think it's B.
Two schools of thought on this.
A) The moderation hates Nintendo and therefore lets it slide.
B) The moderation has changed tone in the last two years to be more tolerant.
Personally, I think it's B.
I honestly don't understand how people are just not getting that some would be frustrated by a former multiplatform game going exclusive to a console that they may have had no intention of getting and not being able to play it.
unlike The Wonderful 101, which looks to have a reasonably smaller budget for an HD retail game
You know what I do when a system I did not intend to buy gets software I would like to buy?
I buy that system to play the software I would like.
I just looked: thirteen separate people have been banned for console whining / port begging in this thread alone.
Before the Nintendo Direct I kinda thought about that one as well. But I deemed it impossible, because the Square side of S-E doesn't give two shits about Nintendo's consoles. Then I thought of FF X HD, but that's not going to happen I suppose.Nintendo going after high profile third party exclusives now. Wasn't expecting this.
I wonder if they've secretly nabbed Versus XIII exclusively and that's why SE refuses to even talk about it. So that Nintendo can drop the bomb at e3.
Yep. Way more tolerant.I just looked: thirteen separate people have been banned for console whining / port begging in this thread alone.
The former may or may not have been correct at one point in time in one way or another. I'm entirely unsure. I'm sure I could find examples and others could find counterexamples. I'm sure that my recollection of these things is colored by my tendency to spend my time in Nintendo centric threads.Only those with a persecution complex and/or irrational concepts of what constitutes as trolling assume the former.