Nah, they want their third-person over-the-shoulder narrative driven action game #657
all from games pve pvpAll the hyperbole with so little info and such distrust from Miyazaki directing the game, holy shit I expect a lot of crow eating.
Anyway,
This scene to calm you down
It's a paid timed exclusive, certainly not reason to, lol.
Fiirst off, NOA's official PR doesn't list it alongside first-party releases (Donkey Kong Bananza, Kirby Air Riders, etc.), but instead on the 'Exciting Games from Global Developers and Publishers' section, alongside the likes of EA Sports FC and Borderlands 4. While folks will notice Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment being there as well, it's worth mentioning that these musou entries are actually part of IP licensing deals with Koei Tecmo Games, the main publishers of these games (leaving Nintendo to pick up the Western localization, basically the opposite of Mario + Rabbids being mainly published by Ubisoft, but Nintendo handling its Japanese localization) and, unlike The Duskbloods, it actually mentions having 'support from Nintendo'; it's actually exactly how Koei Tecmo Games used to license its Project Zero IP to Nintendo back in the day.
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Nintendo is publishing it, From own the copyright. Not sure how you can deduce that it's a timed exclusive based off that alone. It's a Switch 2 exclusive, let's just leave it at that.Fiirst off, NOA's official PR doesn't list it alongside first-party releases (Donkey Kong Bananza, Kirby Air Riders, etc.), but instead on the 'Exciting Games from Global Developers and Publishers' section, alongside the likes of EA Sports FC and Borderlands 4. While folks will notice Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment being there as well, it's worth mentioning that these musou entries are actually part of IP licensing deals with Koei Tecmo Games, the main publishers of these games (leaving Nintendo to pick up the Western localization, basically the opposite of Mario + Rabbids being mainly published by Ubisoft, but Nintendo handling its Japanese localization) and, unlike The Duskbloods, it actually mentions having 'support from Nintendo'; it's actually exactly how Koei Tecmo Games used to license its Project Zero IP to Nintendo back in the day.
Now, you mention the IP being owned by From Software, and yes, we know that because they're the only entity mentioned on the game's copyrght. Nintendo, on the other hand, usually puts itself within the copyright of a project that they have produced and published, independently of them owning the IP or not. This is from Bayonetta 3, for example, a game published by Nintendo from an IP that they do not own:Nintendo Switch 2 Launches June 5 at $449.99, Bringing New Forms of Game Communication to Life
All Together, Anytime, Anywhere. With new ways to play and new ways to connect players, the Nintendo Switch 2 system arrives June 5 for a suggested retail pr...www.businesswire.com
And yeah, Nintendo is known for moneyhatting a lot of games over the course of years, especially this generation; Octopath Traveller being a major example of that.Bayonetta™ 3 for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site
Bayonetta struts through multiple locations in an all-new, over-the-top climax action game. Sporting a wicked new ensemble and somehow familiar pigtails, the titular Umbra Witch must face a mysterious evil using her signature guns and time-slowing Witch …
Given the current development climate, it wouldn't make sense for a publisher like From Software (yes, they are a publisher) to make a game exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 without some sort of deals coming in first, and by the looks of it, this one doesn't look like a major one.
Expecting this on other platforms by 2027.
"The way that we work with Monster Hunter games is that we see them as single entities," Monster Hunter creator Ryozo Tsujimoto told IGN at the Tokyo Video Games Show, "so we don't develop for one platform and then think about porting it to another platform. The situation with the 3DS and the Wii U is that we wanted people to play this game a lot, so that's why we have taken this [multi-platform] approach with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. But it doesn't mean we'll do that with new entries.
ahah all from games
From what are we deducing that Nintendo is publishing it, though?
I think I missed the part of The Duskbloods being a big established IP that Sony relies on for its entire success, at all (on a single region at that).
It's in the From Software press release.
like bloodborne 2 for switch 2 hooooopes its on treehouse
Thanks for this, though I will say that the Nintendo / From Software thing smells like Western / Japanese publisher, it's certainly weird that it doesn't get to be treated like how Nintendo publishing productions usually do, including those from IP that they don't own (my reasons for this? the summary I just posted).
More of them should have bought it then. Did it even cross 5 million?
Seriously. FROM is dead to me. I hope they crash and burn badly on these GAAS slops.Not really what I'm looking for in a From Software game tbh... I guess I'm sitting this one out like Nightreign.
If it was a singleplayer experience like Bloodborne I'd definitely consider buying a Switch 2 just for it.
So that's a no. lmao
LOL you wish kid. I brought my PS4 just to play bloodborne, and my ps5 just for demons souls. If this was a real bloodborne 2 level announcement, better believe I'd buy this too...
People said same thing when Bayonetta 2 came to WiiU.
With the mix of 1st and 3rd party on launch day, it was easily one of Nintendo's best directs ever. Don't know what you were watching.
You have to understand. This is GAF.
Nah , it's NightReign for Switch
I have never owned a single Nintendo but I would consider buying one to play a Miyazaki game. I don't give a fuck what system the game is exclusive on, I just want to play the good stuff from the creators that don't let ya down. This place and its brand warrior bullshit and graphics whoring has gotten stale.
