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i'm gonna tell ec and he's gonna make you sit in the corner if you're lying
:lol
i'm gonna tell ec and he's gonna make you sit in the corner if you're lying
Not good enough for me to be honest....and I wouldnt even be surprised if they didn't have anything new.
Übermatik;60759353 said:Well seeing as RETRO haven't finished rendering the cinematics/cutting the final clips for the end of show teaser trailer yet, that has to be fake anyway.
Übermatik;60759353 said:Well seeing as RETRO haven't finished rendering the cinematics/cutting the final clips for the end of show teaser trailer yet, that has to be fake anyway.
Übermatik;58253792 said:I swear this Star Tropics 'rumour' just came straight from Acebandage's dreams...
It's either a new IP or Metroid 4. Perhaps not Prime, but Metroid none the less.
Übermatik;60760761 said:I found a lot of info in those bins outside RETRO's building.
I'm confident he'll fix it, he talked about it on famitsu a few months back:Yeah that's the closet thing we will get to Zelda Wii U this year, I don't expect anything for Zelda Wii U at E3 2013 but artwork would make me happy.
Also speaking about Super Smash Bros.4 I hope the online is actually good and stable...Not like Brawl's.
A reader of Japans Famitsu magazine contacted Sakurai to find out how online play in Super Smash Bros 4 would differ from the online fights in Super Smash Bros Brawl on Wii. The readers complaint was that when encountering random players online, they would typically engage in a standoff to see who would make the first move. Nobody ever went on the attack; it was like everyone was taking the approach of waiting for the other guy to take the offensive.
Sakurai responded in his column that he recognizes the problem. Id like people to take some freer approaches with their gameplay, but the sort of battle style you describe in your letter is not interesting or fun, said Sakurai, Thats why Ill probably be thinking of a way to deal with that in the next game. Weve learned a lot about net play since Brawl was released, after all, so a lot more is possible.
The designer even said that he would have liked to patch Brawl, but fixing online multiplayer on Nintendos technologically archaic Wii platform wasnt possible. I suppose the face that weve still got no-fee online battles available in a game that was released five years ago is another cause of the problem. It would have been nice if we could have revised the game rules as appropriate, but with the system we had, that wasnt possible.
Even if Nintendo actually started advertising, they would probably be drowned out by Microsoft and Sony. Mario Kart isn't even guaranteed to propel Nintendo ahead of the other two this holiday. Mario might me recognizable to kids, but they have no trouble playing Call of Duty or the newest Kinect game now.Eh, not really. It'll take a game like Smash or Mario Kart to get people to realize the Wii U exist, and that they need to buy a console to play the latest one. Nintendo hasn't really started on the marketing until just recently, and they still haven't put up any TV ads yet for it. Once the games start coming starting in August, I expect a really strong advertising push from Nintendo.
To start off with, we'll start seeing Wii U's on TV shows and the like as product placement in the fall. And more late night TV stuff, I know there was Jimmy Fallon's appearance last year, but you can do simple stuff like an 'update' one year later on Fallon and other late night shows. Getting it on Conan, Colbert's, etc would help a lot in terms of marketing.
Über's just been on the sherry, guys.
Übermatik;60759353 said:Well seeing as RETRO haven't finished rendering the cinematics/cutting the final clips for the end of show teaser trailer yet, that has to be fake anyway.
Joking?
That game does not and will not ever exist. I explained in a previous post (my long one) why (in short, it doesn't make any sense).
What the hell I'll give it a shot (I'm going to assume this is for the most part Wii U only)
-Opens with Zelda: Wind Waker. Looks rad. Sept/Oct 2013
-Very brief montage of the summer Wii U lineup. Pikmin, Splinter Cell, Luigi U, W101
-Short trailer for Wii U Party. Fall 2013
-Trailer for Wii Fit U. Now moved to "holiday 2013"
-3rd party sizzle reel. Rayman/AC4/Watch Dogs/Arkham/Scribblenauts, maybe CoD. A few random Japanese announcements (maybe something like Samurai Warriors 4 or something). Nothing too mindblowing.
-Sonic Lost World full trailer. Fall 2013.
-Mario Kart fully unveiled. Looks surprisingly decent with a robust online mode. "Holiday 2013".
- Mario Universe Game of Forever fully unveiled. Melts faces. October 2013.
-Transition into 2014 titles. First up is Bayonetta 2. Looks awesome. Coming early 2014.
-Yarn Yoshi
-Fire Emblem x SMT. Announced to be coming to the West, part of Nintendo's commitment to localizing Japanese titles.
-DQX coming to the West. Early 2014
-X coming worldwide 2014. Looks amazing. Xenoblade HD announced for this year as an appetizer.
- Random insane Japanese collaboration. Like Kirby Musou or something nuts. 2014.
-Smash Bros. detailed in full. 2014.
-One more thing- Retro. New IP, looks incredible. Coming next summer.
I want to predict there will be one genuine Japanese 3rd party surprise, but that isn't based on any real evidence so I didn't put it in. Wouldn't shock me though.
All in all I think that would be a great show and is frankly pretty realistic.
So when will REmake 2 be unveiled? At the start or at the end of the Direct?
Joking?
i would shit my pants if this were true...*chants* please be true
With a New Mario, new Mario Kart, new Smash Bros, and stuff we don't know about? Give me a break.
What the hell I'll give it a shot (I'm going to assume this is for the most part Wii U only)
-Opens with Zelda: Wind Waker. Looks rad. Sept/Oct 2013
-Very brief montage of the summer Wii U lineup. Pikmin, Splinter Cell, Luigi U, W101
-Short trailer for Wii U Party. Fall 2013
-Trailer for Wii Fit U. Now moved to "holiday 2013"
-3rd party sizzle reel. Rayman/AC4/Watch Dogs/Arkham/Scribblenauts, maybe CoD. A few random Japanese announcements (maybe something like Samurai Warriors 4 or something). Nothing too mindblowing.
-Sonic Lost World full trailer. Fall 2013.
-Mario Kart fully unveiled. Looks surprisingly decent with a robust online mode. "Holiday 2013".
- Mario Universe Game of Forever fully unveiled. Melts faces. October 2013.
-Transition into 2014 titles. First up is Bayonetta 2. Looks awesome. Coming early 2014.
-Yarn Yoshi
-Fire Emblem x SMT. Announced to be coming to the West, part of Nintendo's commitment to localizing Japanese titles.
-DQX coming to the West. Early 2014
-X coming worldwide 2014. Looks amazing. Xenoblade HD announced for this year as an appetizer.
- Random insane Japanese collaboration. Like Kirby Musou or something nuts. 2014.
-Smash Bros. detailed in full. 2014.
-One more thing- Retro. New IP, looks incredible. Coming next summer.
I want to predict there will be one genuine Japanese 3rd party surprise, but that isn't based on any real evidence so I didn't put it in. Wouldn't shock me though.
All in all I think that would be a great show and is frankly pretty realistic.
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Aw man. New 3D Mario. How long has it been man.. so many people forget how incredible you are
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I'm excited to see Smash, TW101, X, Retro's game, Bayonetta 2 etc., but a 3D Mario always will be something else; think this is my most anticipated title so far
What the hell I'll give it a shot (I'm going to assume this is for the most part Wii U only)
-Opens with Zelda: Wind Waker. Looks rad. Sept/Oct 2013
-Very brief montage of the summer Wii U lineup. Pikmin, Splinter Cell, Luigi U, W101
-Short trailer for Wii U Party. Fall 2013
-Trailer for Wii Fit U. Now moved to "holiday 2013"
-3rd party sizzle reel. Rayman/AC4/Watch Dogs/Arkham/Scribblenauts, maybe CoD. A few random Japanese announcements (maybe something like Samurai Warriors 4 or something). Nothing too mindblowing.
-Sonic Lost World full trailer. Fall 2013.
-Mario Kart fully unveiled. Looks surprisingly decent with a robust online mode. "Holiday 2013".
- Mario Universe Game of Forever fully unveiled. Melts faces. October 2013.
-Transition into 2014 titles. First up is Bayonetta 2. Looks awesome. Coming early 2014.
-Yarn Yoshi
-Fire Emblem x SMT. Announced to be coming to the West, part of Nintendo's commitment to localizing Japanese titles.
-DQX coming to the West. Early 2014
-X coming worldwide 2014. Looks amazing. Xenoblade HD announced for this year as an appetizer.
- Random insane Japanese collaboration. Like Kirby Musou or something nuts. 2014.
-Smash Bros. detailed in full. 2014.
-One more thing- Retro. New IP, looks incredible. Coming next summer.
I want to predict there will be one genuine Japanese 3rd party surprise, but that isn't based on any real evidence so I didn't put it in. Wouldn't shock me though.
All in all I think that would be a great show and is frankly pretty realistic.
Im OK with this, but I still have the impression of FZERO UX with sega...
Please link me to this post, because I would love to see this "explanation" you have for Wii Sports U not existing.
Because:
- At E3 2011, Nintendo showed footage of a Wii Sports U-like game. We now know that many of what was shown at E3 2011 actually turned into games (NSMBU, Wii FiT U, NintendoLand, Game & Wario)
- Shikamura Ninja says it is in development.
- Nintendo isn't going to abandon a franchise that put the Wii on the map and had a sequel that sold over 30 million copies.
I know you're joking but I wanna address this in general:
Why do a lot of you even think something like Wii Sports U has to eventually exist? Because it has Wii in the title and was the reason the Wii blew up like it did? The actual game makes absolutely no sense on Wii U. There will be no Wii Sports U. The concept of sports was based on the idea of the Wii Remote, the interactivity it provided and the new possibilities of control. The Wii U cannot do that, since the Wii Remote is merely an additional controller. That golf thing they showed in 2011? That was a neat little concept demo to show "what you can do" with two screens. That has zero use in an actual game since it adds nothing to the experience. You already played Wii Remote Golf twice now. Reggie said it himself last year "Nintendo Land is the Wii Sports for the Wii U" (I believe it was during the "Not the same game, not the same content!" incident). The Wii U's strengths get shown off with Nintendo Land, there simply is no logical application for a sports game. What sport can you make as fun, simple and engaging as would be necessary for a Wii Sports-type experience with the GamePad? Barely any. And for those that do work, there's Mario & Sonic @ the Olympics.
Im OK with this, but I still have the impression of FZERO UX with sega...
"Today, they (Sega) revealed further details of the second of three titles, which the two companies will release exclusively on Wii U and 3DS. All three games will be released this year."
Heute enthüllten sie weitere Details zum zweiten von insgesamt drei Titeln, die die beiden Videospielunternehmen exklusiv für Wii U und Nintendo 3DS herausbringen werden. Alle drei Spiele erscheinen noch in diesem Jahr.
So, apparently all three Sonic games are coming this year. From a Nintendo of Germany PR:
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You're legitimately wondering why people don't stalk Retro and invade the privacy of their workers?In all seriousness, how come no one has figured out what Retro is working on? Or why don't we at least have some substantial rumours? Seeing as a great number of people care a great deal about it, somone should have stalked their offices by now. I mean there has to be some GAFers living in Austin, how hard can it be to swing by during work overs and peak through a window? If it's above ground level, climb some nearby hill and use binoculars. Eavesdrop in the parking lot, follow some employees when they go out for lunch etc. I know that I would at least try if they were based in my town.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
they are producing a video game.
In all seriousness, how come no one has figured out what Retro is working on? Or why don't we at least have some substantial rumours? Seeing as a great number of people care a great deal about it, somone should have stalked their offices by now. I mean there has to be some GAFers living in Austin, how hard can it be to swing by during work overs and peak through a window? If it's above ground level, climb some nearby hill and use binoculars. Eavesdrop in the parking lot, follow some employees when they go out for lunch etc. I know that I would at least try if they were based in my town.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
In all seriousness, how come no one has figured out what Retro is working on? Or why don't we at least have some substantial rumours? Seeing as a great number of people care a great deal about it, somone should have stalked their offices by now. I mean there has to be some GAFers living in Austin, how hard can it be to swing by during work overs and peak through a window? If it's above ground level, climb some nearby hill and use binoculars. Eavesdrop in the parking lot, follow some employees when they go out for lunch etc. I know that I would at least try if they were based in my town.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
Dude whatIn all seriousness, how come no one has figured out what Retro is working on? Or why don't we at least have some substantial rumours? Seeing as a great number of people care a great deal about it, somone should have stalked their offices by now. I mean there has to be some GAFers living in Austin, how hard can it be to swing by during work overs and peak through a window? If it's above ground level, climb some nearby hill and use binoculars. Eavesdrop in the parking lot, follow some employees when they go out for lunch etc. I know that I would at least try if they were based in my town.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
In all seriousness, how come no one has figured out what Retro is working on? Or why don't we at least have some substantial rumours? Seeing as a great number of people care a great deal about it, somone should have stalked their offices by now. I mean there has to be some GAFers living in Austin, how hard can it be to swing by during work overs and peak through a window? If it's above ground level, climb some nearby hill and use binoculars. Eavesdrop in the parking lot, follow some employees when they go out for lunch etc. I know that I would at least try if they were based in my town.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
What the hell I'll give it a shot (I'm going to assume this is for the most part Wii U only)
-Opens with Zelda: Wind Waker. Looks rad. Sept/Oct 2013
-Very brief montage of the summer Wii U lineup. Pikmin, Splinter Cell, Luigi U, W101
-Short trailer for Wii U Party. Fall 2013
-Trailer for Wii Fit U. Now moved to "holiday 2013"
-3rd party sizzle reel. Rayman/AC4/Watch Dogs/Arkham/Scribblenauts, maybe CoD. A few random Japanese announcements (maybe something like Samurai Warriors 4 or something). Nothing too mindblowing.
-Sonic Lost World full trailer. Fall 2013.
-Mario Kart fully unveiled. Looks surprisingly decent with a robust online mode. "Holiday 2013".
- Mario Universe Game of Forever fully unveiled. Melts faces. October 2013.
-Transition into 2014 titles. First up is Bayonetta 2. Looks awesome. Coming early 2014.
-Yarn Yoshi
-Fire Emblem x SMT. Announced to be coming to the West, part of Nintendo's commitment to localizing Japanese titles.
-DQX coming to the West. Early 2014
-X coming worldwide 2014. Looks amazing. Xenoblade HD announced for this year as an appetizer.
- Random insane Japanese collaboration. Like Kirby Musou or something nuts. 2014.
-Smash Bros. detailed in full. 2014.
-One more thing- Retro. New IP, looks incredible. Coming next summer.
I want to predict there will be one genuine Japanese 3rd party surprise, but that isn't based on any real evidence so I didn't put it in. Wouldn't shock me though.
All in all I think that would be a great show and is frankly pretty realistic.
Sure they have NDAs and all that but it's not like they work for the CIA, they are producing a video game. I find it hard to belive that they should have big security measures. Surely they will talk about it during lunch-breaks, work close to a window without blinds and so on. Beyond that we have all the relatives, friends and so on that should know something and could least put out a rumour, it's not like it can be traced back to the source if they are discrete.
One has to wonder why they chose to edit the o into an a when they could have just lopped off the top of the d.
One has to wonder why they chose to edit the o into an a when they could have just lopped off the top of the d.
Directs never have non-Nintendo employees speaking in them, correct?