Yes. Probably he found someone from another company might be working on Prime 4. He looks up LinkedIn profiles and other websites for game companies
Not an insider, but a very well crafted dissector of hidden informationSort of an industry insider. He doesn't know many rumors, but he's very good when it comes to searching job listings and reading in between the lines. His claim to fame was leaking Switcher 3.
It's all public information, Doctre81 is just one of the few who bothers to look.Not an insider, but a very well crafted dissector of hidden information
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
I try to look too, but it does take dedication and time.It's all public information, Doctre81 is just one of the few who bothers to look.
I know, I just say hidden because it's info hidden under hundreds of thousands of other profiles on a job resume connection websiteIt's all public information, Doctre81 is just one of the few who bothers to look.
If am not mistaken was Doctre first who said Bandai Namco Singapore is working on Prime 4? Then few days after Eurogamer said it's correct.Yes. Probably he found someone from another company might be working on Prime 4. He looks up LinkedIn profiles and other websites for game companies
Yeah, I could never find the time to track down developers' LinkedIn profiles and stuff.
Kirby and Smash are SO dead. Say hello to Golden Sun and 3D DK.
First, I have to kill Splatoon to get Advance Wars back.
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
Retro has had art issues. Before Retros Art Director left he put on his LinkedIn to outsource your work. Retro and Nintendo took it to heart and they've hired environment outsource artists. This will help speed up the pace of development
do itI think I'm gonna start making YouTube videos on my findings lol
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
I'm not very hopeful considering they said they started from scratch (and made sure to say restart from the beginning, not just move development) in late-ish 2018, but who knows. Still need to watch the Doctre vid, though, so maybe that can change my mind.....I hate to get anyone's hopes up, but imagine if we somehow managed to get Prime 4 next year.
Ah, I see. Well, I still think that all we could reasonably expect from MP4 in 2020 is a teaser.Retro has had art issues. Before Retros Art Director left he put on his LinkedIn to outsource your work. Retro and Nintendo took it to heart and they've hired environment outsource artists. This will help speed up the pace of development
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
I'm not very hopeful considering they said they started from scratch in late-ish 2018, but who knows. Still need to watch the Doctre vid, though, so maybe that can change my mind.
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
One of their cancelled projects could easily use UE4, so they can have experience with it, but that's just my own speculation.5. Highly unlikely this game will be using UE4 as Retro has never used it in any of their shipped games.
Yeah idk what "soon" means to him. We don't know what the scope of the game will be. Game development takes longer now. This isn't the GameCube or Wii. Nintendo and Retro want to get this right. Nobody is going to rush thisLol.
1. Both Prime and Prime 3 took closer to 3 years, on SD systems.
2. We've known they are outsourcing for a long time now.
3. Outsourcing in no way means the game still isn't going to take a long ass time to make. See pretty much all AAA games these days.
4. I sincerely hope he doesn't think Retro doesn't have their own in house environmental artists.
5. Highly unlikely this game will be using UE4 as Retro has never used it in any of their shipped games.
6. Tanabe said a potential Metroid Prime 4 would need at least three years. The game isn't coming out before Holiday 2021
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
Yeah idk what "soon" means to him. We don't know what the scope of the game will be. Game development takes longer now. This isn't the GameCube or Wii. Nintendo and Retro want to get this right. Nobody is going to rush this
yeah it's like one of nintendo's best new IPs.Everytime someone says they'll kill Xenoblade my heart gets darker and darker
Hopefully the scope is the same as 1-3.Yeah idk what "soon" means to him. We don't know what the scope of the game will be. Game development takes longer now. This isn't the GameCube or Wii. Nintendo and Retro want to get this right. Nobody is going to rush this
The outsourcing stuff isn't new news. I thought he actually found a company saying they're working with Retro or something. Armature is possibly working with them.
I think Imran said Retro isn't the one doing the Metroid Prime Trilogy HD. I'd have to check to make sure.Something I've been thinking about lately:
So you know how everyone seems to think that Metroid Prime Trilogy Switch is a thing? Well, what if one of Retro's unknown projects is a revamped MPT with improved graphics and extra content, the reason why we haven't seen it yet is because MP4 got delayed, and that they're using the assets from MPT HD to create MP4, thus speeding up the development process?
One of their cancelled projects could easily use UE4, so they can have experience with it, but that's just my own speculation.
Just watched it, while it's interesting stuff to know, I don't know if the conclusion that it'll be sooner rather than later is merited, as basically everybody outsources nowadays. He doesn't define what's sooner and what's later, so for all we know, he could be talking about 2022 rather than the 'expected' 2023 (as an example). I'm thinking 2022 myself for the project: that allows for almost 4 years of development, which should be enough for the game to come out. 2021 has an outside chance as well imo.Basically, they're outsourcing environments. Not sure what that means, but Doctre seems to think that the game is coming sooner than we all think, and that one of the reasons why Retro got the project is that they could finish it in a short amount of time.
Fire Emblem for me.
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.
This seemed appropriate with some of the convo yesterday. I'd say goodbye to Xenoblade and Kirby, and hello to F-Zero and 3D DK.