It feels like they'll have nothing to talk about at this investors meeting. Not really any announced upcoming games, other than AC and mystery dungeon. I suppose fighter pass 2 and SwSh expansion passes may be pointed to as upcoming things. Just odd that they didn't announce more before the investors meeting.
I hope they will still bring something, even minor. I would love for infos about XenoblaDE or some big games that we know should come soon but don't know anything yet. Bayonetta 3, SMTV or even BOTW2 just to make some examples. I'm not talking about trailers of course, i mean even some little statement here and there...
they'll say they have a lot of games coming that will appeal to everyone etc etc etc the tradition pr talk
I don't think the Mario movie has even received the official green light yet. They're taking their sweet time with the script, it seems.
the lead designer for DKCTF had joined them, but he recently left and rejoined retro. the big studio formed by former retro people is Armature Studios which looking at what they've been working on recently, i'm not sure how that worked out for them...
No, if you follow the Hollywood trade sites, you know when a movie begins production. It's rare that a movie's production can go under the radar. We knew that Legendary and TPC were serious about Detective Pikachu sometime in 2016 or 2017 iirc.
Oof, yeah, Armature hasn't gotten a big contract in a whilethe lead designer for DKCTF had joined them, but he recently left and rejoined retro. the big studio formed by former retro people is Armature Studios which looking at what they've been working on recently, i'm not sure how that worked out for them...
yeah looks like it. that's probably what's keeping the lights on.
the lead designer for DKCTF had joined them, but he recently left and rejoined retro. the big studio formed by former retro people is Armature Studios which looking at what they've been working on recently, i'm not sure how that worked out for them...
february 13th, to get people all nice and ready for
Nothing wrong with being just a handheld - DS had higher annual sales totals than any other system, even if it fell short of PS2's lifetime total in the end. I'd be surprised if we ever see Switch shift 25 to 30 million in a single year, or exceed 150 million lifetime - and DS managed both those things. Looking at the data, DS's success was insane - it probably would have overtaken PS2 if Nintendo hadn't needed to rescue 3DS. DS shipped over 19 million units every calendar year from 2006 through 2010, and for 2007, 2008 and 2009, it shipped 29 to 31 million units each calendar year. That's insane.
yes. I remember hearing they broke from Retro becaue they wanted to do their own thing, but that didn't seem like it worked out for them, unfortunately
the lead designer for DKCTF had joined them, but he recently left and rejoined retro. the big studio formed by former retro people is Armature Studios which looking at what they've been working on recently, i'm not sure how that worked out for them...
You should play A Link to the Past asap, especially if you liked Link's Awakening. It's the first game I replayed on the Switch SNES app and I'd say it's aged really well.
No kidding. Shame though.
I can't tell whether this is bait or sarcasm, but either way you're bad and you should feel bad.
I'm with you. The game was not great (with respect to other zelda games). The characterization of Ganondorf was great, and the temple of time sequence was great, but that is about it. Exploring the world was bad. The dungeons were bad. Combat and things were exactly the same as the titles that released before and after it (playing as normal link anyway). I don't understand why everyone thinks so highly of wind waker.
Sure exploring got a little tedious but that was largely fixed with the Wii U release. The worst thing about the dungeons were that there weren't enough of them. Combat was noticeably better than OoT/MM, the only thing that could have been better would be an attack for downed enemies (which they added in TP).
