vita heaven level greatness.
except for the good games, yes.
Pikmin and Rayman are so great...I hope also DQX could arrive oversea
vita heaven level greatness.
There's always megatons. Nintendo's pretty direct about thisOf course not, EU will. Anyway, for that to be a subversion of expectations you would need to have expected megatons from a ND focused on the Japanese launch. Get real.
I think so... I'm starting to think all the fruit-in-hand shots are tied to this Fruit Thief game.Is this the result of the fruit holding thing
Well, JP hasn't gotten WiiU yet.
On the other hand, US will probably get 3DS announcements people have heard but haven't been released in US.
I just woke up, what'd I miss? Give me your snarkiest one-liner summaries, please.
Guess the Wonderful 101 will slip into Q2
I just woke up, what'd I miss? Give me your snarkiest one-liner summaries, please.
See you in 5 hours.I just woke up, what'd I miss? Give me your snarkiest one-liner summaries, please.
Expected!
Nintendo was not going to announce new releases...
It was summarised in the description of the video.I just woke up, what'd I miss? Give me your snarkiest one-liner summaries, please.
People shouldn't be expecting anything today other than videos of games we've already seen, some stupid TVii videos (including vague stuff like "TVii will come to certain regions of Europe in 2013") and maybe release dates. No Bravely Default for the West. No DQ X for the West. No new game announcement.
Had to screencap it.
Don't care.It's never been listed as Q1 for Japan.
Exactly, people are just setting themselves up for disappointment and I don't know why they continue to do that. This isn't some huge event.
20:12 Game & Wario has 16 mini-games, all playable with GamePad only, by up to 5 players.
20:13 Pretend to be asleep while your mother is walking by the window or peeks in the door.
Maybe, but we can hope. Outside of the initial release things look pretty boring. I ultimately hope they stop silencing developers and stop making this a has to be Nintendo Direct announcements on games. That's going to get old really quick.
Iwata prays that the Wii U will be enjoyed.
Don't care.
I was just hoping for a late March release, but with Pikmin 3... eh.
I wasn't entirely sure what was going on in the stream, but I get it now. This is actually a really awesome idea. Playing microgames on the GamePad while keeping an eye on the TV in case mom peeks in.
They just don't have many other games to show, really. Would they've focused on Japanese games the stream would have been 20 minutes long. ;oAlso very amazing to put so many American games in the video. Realizing that they're getting big in Japan? Taking a gamble on them? Not sure..
Had to screencap it.
At this point, I'm wondering if there are developers to silence.
I wasn't entirely sure what was going on in the stream, but I get it now. This is actually a really awesome idea. Playing microgames on the GamePad while keeping an eye on the TV in case mom peeks in.
So after launch + few month you have to PAY to see google street view in WiiU, hmm.
We can go deeper.
Play on the gamepad
-> while
keeping an eye on the TV in case mom peeks in
-> while
keeping an eye on the door in case your actual mom peeks in.
Maybe, but we can hope. Outside of the initial release things look pretty boring. I ultimately hope they stop silencing developers and stop making this a has to be Nintendo Direct announcements on games. That's going to get old really quick.
I actually prefer ND's...
Makes a change from drip-fed over 2 years or leaked out of no where to then relying on E3 to deliver, where you're then given 30 games in a minutes trailer and some get lost in the mix...
I actually prefer only knowing about games being released within window X or game is soon to be released like Paper Mario which was a pleasant surprise. Even the new Animal Crossing.
Yeah we see the same game 3-4 times within 6 month period but then on Nintendo's part nothing gets lost in the mix...which is surely a good thing no?
Sort of off-topic, but how gradual or otherwise has Nintendo's shift from being proudly 'purely games' to proudly 'multipurpose' been?
I've noticed it very distinctly since last E3 I guess, when Reggie talked up their place at the center of the living room heavily, and I suppose before that with some of the 3DS presentations. But were they this heavy on it before that?
I'm not complaining, I think it's sort of necessary given the current environment, but just a thought that struck me watching this ND in particular. Back in the good old days, they used to contrast themselves heavily against Sony on this front but it seems they realised they were pissing against the wind a bit. But it makes certain decisions elsewhere all the more puzzling.
Sort of off-topic, but how gradual or otherwise has Nintendo's shift from being proudly 'purely games' to proudly 'multipurpose' been?
I've noticed it very distinctly since last E3 I guess, when Reggie talked up their place at the center of the living room heavily, and I suppose before that with some of the 3DS presentations. But were they this heavy on it before that?
I'm not complaining, I think it's sort of necessary given the current environment, but just a thought that struck me watching this ND in particular. Back in the good old days, they used to contrast themselves heavily against Sony on this front but it seems they realised they were pissing against the wind a bit. But it makes certain decisions elsewhere all the more puzzling.
According to 8-4, something like 25% of all Netflix connections in the US are from Wiis. That's crazy talk.
See, I kind of want things to look forward to. Even if there isn't a set time, or if it's a generic year, that's fine. Not knowing at least something is coming is a bit frustrating on my part. Two Wii U games I'm playing now will only get me so far, so I'd really at least to see something on the horizon. Quite honestly, after the Wii, I want to know something else is ahead to look forward to. I guess I'm just afraid in that regard.
Since the Wii & DS generation, the Wii being the stronger case.Sort of off-topic, but how gradual or otherwise has Nintendo's shift from being proudly 'purely games' to proudly 'multipurpose' been?
when is the american direct?