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Be glad it didn't. It's a game that really benefits from HD.The amount of people wanting pikmin 3 back then makes me kinda sad it didnt come to Wii hopefully they really enjoy it on Wii-U.
Be glad it didn't. It's a game that really benefits from HD.The amount of people wanting pikmin 3 back then makes me kinda sad it didnt come to Wii hopefully they really enjoy it on Wii-U.
The amount of people wanting pikmin 3 back then makes me kinda sad it didnt come to Wii hopefully they really enjoy it on Wii-U.
The core problem with using the Wii name is that the public is soon going to realize that not only isn't the U the same concept, it's a strategy in a completely different direction. The Wii was simple to entice casuals - a controller that looks like a tv remote, few buttons, motion control.
But the Wii U? Completely the opposite of simple. One person gets a multi-button touch screen tablet, while the others use Wii remotes with a completely different setup. What? I'm guessing in most cases, the classic controller is going to be used for multiplayer just for the sake of control scheme consistency. Along with the problem of "if every game streams, then every game has to compensate for any touch screen innovations." For the soccer mom, she's going to think "this is too much for me!" But the video where they were showing the tablet on a dining room table playing checkers and such could still draw some in.
rebranding's done, tell a friend!
Would the average Nintendo fan even know who wu tang is?
I've responsded to this line of thinking many times before regarding the Wii U's controller and asymmetrical nature, so I will simply say this time: I think people are horribly underestimating the Wii audience and these control concepts by suggesting that it throws out all of the appeal the Wii had.
An example: when I showed my parents the first trailer of the Wii controller, they both said they wanted to play it. Never cared for video games before. They later spent $400 buying a Wii, along with some other games over the following year.
I showed them the Chase Mii and Battle Mii videos. They had the same reaction. I hate to use them as a barometer for product success, but they represent the hardest of the Wii audience to get - and they're already at least interested with very little to go on.
It is different from the Wii - that's true. But it has some aspects of what made the Wii popular while offering something new that isn't without value.
I've responsded to this line of thinking many times before regarding the Wii U's controller and asymmetrical nature, so I will simply say this time: I think people are horribly underestimating the Wii audience and these control concepts by suggesting that it throws out all of the appeal the Wii had.
An example: when I showed my parents the first trailer of the Wii controller, they both said they wanted to play it. Never cared for video games before. They later spent $400 buying a Wii, along with some other games over the following year.
I showed them the Chase Mii and Battle Mii videos. They had the same reaction. I hate to use them as a barometer for product success, but they represent the hardest of the Wii audience to get - and they're already at least interested with very little to go on.
It is different from the Wii - that's true. But it has some aspects of what made the Wii popular while offering something new that isn't without value.
Michael Mello Keehl said:The amount of people wanting pikmin 3 back then makes me kinda sad it didnt come to Wii hopefully they really enjoy it on Wii-U.
HD is nice, but I think I could've handled a world where I played Pikmin 3 on Wii and was now waiting for a 2012 Pikmin 4.Boards of Canada said:Be glad it didn't. It's a game that really benefits from HD.
Its been a strange year, I mean partially due to Nintendo's silence.
But people forget that its games that sell the system.
If Nintendo comes up with a fun and novel way to use the uTab that grabs the masses, they'll have a hit on their hands.
If they don't, they'll struggle.
Is that a gif of the whole 2011 Press Conference in fast-forward!?
After a year of silence I expect a SEA OF EXPLOSIONS of games and info at E3.
Yes. It's only 500 frames though, seeing Photoshop CS6 doesn't support more than that when importing video frames, and I didn't wanna copy paste a bunch of layers several hundred times to make it longer. And besides, Abload.de and Flickr aren't too fond of files exceeding 10 MB in size.Is that a gif of the whole 2011 Press Conference in fast-forward!?
Just watch...Pikmin won't be shown at all.
Just watch...Pikmin won't be shown at all.
Is that a gif of the whole 2011 Press Conference in fast-forward!?
I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't shown at the conference, but rather, it's the subject of Miyamoto's Roundtable.
Well that is what I found most interesting, Namco didn't say No, they would have if they weren't working on anything, they could of said something like "not at this time" or whatever, but then again, Namco and Nintendo are pretty close if my memory serves me right, Nintendo even has some stock in the company, and just hired one of their talents that fell from Sega originally, and moved him to NST, so I am pretty sure Japanese devs are keeping tight lipped because Nintendo wants them to.
As for western devs, well I think all the major ones will be there... EA is on everything, Ubisoft already has it's biggest franchise on the Wii U (AC3) and I don't see Capcom not porting over RE6, heck they might bring RE5 over... I think Nintendo has a lot to prove, but I think they also have a lot to show at E3 that will change a lot of peoples perceptions of the company... If I could ask for anything on Wii U, it would be GTA5 to be there at E3, that would be a big thing IMO.
If they're doing something at all interesting with Pikmin that showcases the controller or their online plans, it should be shown at the conference.
So what did I miss?
It'll probably show up quietly in some software video reel, and people will go "AHH!" for a second.
Just watch...Pikmin won't be shown at all.
The conference will probably be two things.
1. Third party games.
2. Concept demos/games.
The conference will be two things.
1. Third party games.
2. Concept demos/games.
Ah, only forty-four more days until it's the most wonderful time of the year, though it's even less than that. And only four more days until Nintendo's Fiscal Year Earnings Release (for the 72nd fiscal year). Next week ought to be an unmasking one, though of course the veil won't be made completely estranged before early June.
Just watch...Pikmin won't be shown at all.
No way it's not shown.
Not only will it be shown, it will be the first-party flagship title for the launch of the console.
A repeat of the last year? Hell no!
Heck, we already KNOW they are going to show Pikmin and Super Mario for Wii U. There's no telling what else they could drop on us.
9th of May I believe. That's what the preview page in issue 240 says anyway.When is the next EDGE coming out btw?
Of the games we already know about, I'm most excited about Lego City Stories. Open-world Lego game? Yes, please.
look forwards to Halo 4, Halo 5, Halo DLC, Halo Side story, Halo cartoon, Halo mugs, Halo avatar, Halo books
ps its the same game you shoot things that what you excited to hear about the same game you be playing with new maps and hats
They may tease a Mario (I say may, because I still don't believe we'll see this at E3)
Namco already said they were deciding on whether to do an original Ridge Racer or port Ridge Racer Unbounded for launch of Wii U. Here's an updated list I made from the other thread. Feel free to add or make changes.
Confirmed Games In Development-
- Exclusives -
Killer Freaks From Outer Space
Lego City Stories
Dragon Quest X
Pikmin 3
Smash Bros
Mario Game
- Multiplatforms -
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Assassin's Creed 3
Darksiders 2
Ghost Recon Online
Metro: Last Light
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
Project Cars
Batman: Arkham City
Dirt 3
Tekken
- Unannounced -
EA Sports
Monolith
Retro Studios
Shin'en
Visceral Games
.
My man, hasn't Nintendo already confirmed they will show Mario at E3?
Rumored Games -
These games are questionable, but are in the launch window.
Epic Mickey 2
Tomb Raider
Didn't these titles already get torpedoed, along with Bioshock Infinite (which I'm still peeved about)?
Gary?Olimario will be replaced by a Mii.
Epic Mickey 2 and Tomb Raider won't happen on Wii U, the devs already said so. RE6's chances are pretty slim.
Why so?
I don't know, just a feeling.
Epic Mickey 2 and Tomb Raider won't happen on Wii U, the devs already said so. RE6's chances are pretty slim.
Well, a week or two ago they said they had no plans to bring it to Wii U ("at this time") which suggests to me if it does get a port, it probably won't be at launchMmm, that feeling seems rather misguided.
We have no evidence to suggest it won't come to the Wii U, and there was never a denial of the game.
Mmm, that feeling seems rather misguided.
We have no evidence to suggest it won't come to the Wii U, and there was never a denial of the game.