Uncle Rupee
Banned
"We'll have Mario Kart 8 out next spring, and at that point we'll have the whole lineup in place"
I guess Metroid, F-ZERO, and Starfox aren't included in "the whole line-up"
"We'll have Mario Kart 8 out next spring, and at that point we'll have the whole lineup in place"
Who says he wants to do one though?
I like how it's huge news that he and Nintendo are making one new IP. Hey guys, you need about 5-10 of those and they need to be significant. Especially since your third party support is dwindling.
What sport hasn't Mario touched yet?
"Miyamoto's New Project is a Fucking Mushroom Kingdom Dating Sim"
The news is that it's a new IP from Miyamoto, not one from Nintendo (of which we get various each year).
every time I read about Mario Strikers, I remember how much Nintendo for the Wii U should really push on their b-teams (second party or similar) for more b-games released on the platform
Mario Strikers/Punch out from NLG - Just finished Luigi, seemingly hiring for a big new project, not necessarily for Nintendo, though
Battalion Wars from Headstrong - working on Art Academy for Wii U
Chibi robo from Skip - Seemingly just finished the 3DS eshop game
Excite Something from Monster Games - Seems to have had their whole staff on the DKCR port
Sin & Punishment from Treasure -Working on something for 3DS, not necessarily for Nintendo, though
similar projects would really help the satisfaction level of Wii U owners, imho.
Holy crap, new franchise!
Hope it does well, if it doesn't then we're back to Mario and Zelda forever.
Please point to me where people are saying this will save the Wii U.I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
I fear the problem may be that when people say they want "new IP" most of them really mean they just don't want to see Mario's face, but basically want a game that's just like some other popular game. But want it with this mystical idea of "Nintendo magic" so it'll be awesome or something.
And Nintendo will turn up with a new IP that does have a fresh face and wholly original game world... and also be built around an original genre and play mechanic and people will say "WTF this is a gimmick where's the Halo killer and the GTA killer."
Story...I want a game with new ideas that work well and result in a fun experience different to anything else around. If its on the level of Wii Sports, this is fine, because it did achieve all these things. And if it happens to be Mario character focused, as long as it achieves all the above criteria, then I'm fine with that too.... who really cares if it does or doesn't use new characters? What is the difference?
I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
Is it going to be an actual new franchise though, or is it just going to be another game of Mario discovering a new sport or something? Mario Darts. Mario Polo. Mario Bowls.
I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
Story...
I like a good story to go along with the gameplay. It's hard to create a good original story in an IP that has been beaten to death. Even good stories will seem lacking simply because there won't be that sense of discovery as the world has already been so fully developed in previous titles even if those may not have even been in the same genre... I'm not saying new games set in old worlds can't be good, but it's much harder to make them stand out.
No they will give us the likes of wii-music or wii-fit and the Nintendo defence-force will insist that they are new IPs too. Maybe so, but in the mean time Sony gives us something like the last of us, uncharted or knack and whatever else they have (I don't really follow Sony/Microsoft-news).And Nintendo will turn up with a new IP that does have a fresh face and wholly original game world... and also be built around an original genre and play mechanic and people will say "WTF this is a gimmick where's the Halo killer and the GTA killer."
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I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
No they will give us the likes of wii-music or wii-fit and the Nintendo defence-force will insist that they are new IPs too.
Story...
I like a good story to go along with the gameplay. It's hard to create a good original story in an IP that has been beaten to death. Even good stories will seem lacking simply because there won't be that sense of discovery as the world has already been so fully developed in previous titles even if those may not have even been in the same genre... I'm not saying new games set in old worlds can't be good, but it's much harder to make them stand out.
F-Zero Kart Racing.
I wonder what's his current favorite hobby.
Nordic walking maybe?
I would agree that at least Xenoblade and W101 have/had the potential to be big hitters, but they surely aren't treated as such. Which is the other side of the problem.Or they could give us something like Fossil Hunters, Xenoblade, The Wonderful 101, Soma Bringer, A.S.H., Pandora's Tower, or Tomodachi Collection.
I'm sure some "Nintendo hating force" will insist that they don't count as new IPs too.
I don't understand how this suddenly makes everything okay for some people. One new franchise isn't going to save the whole future of the Wii-U.
Try Mario & Luigi. Best thing which happened to the Mario IP since Strikers.
I never said they have to be complicated. In fact, his uncomplicated style of storytelling is why I'd rather he use a new IP. Pikmin was great because it was about a stranded astronaught discovering a new world... I doubt it would've been as good if you were Mario herding Yoshis...If you crave a great story, you're probably best avoiding hyping up Miyamoto's new IP. Whatever else you say about him, he's never shown any interest in complicated plots in his games.
No they will give us the likes of wii-music or wii-fit and the Nintendo defence-force will insist that they are new IPs too. Maybe so, but in the mean time Sony gives us something like the last of us, uncharted or knack and whatever else they have (I don't really follow Sony/Microsoft-news).
There is new ip and then there is new IP and there is a big bloody difference.
I would agree that at least Xenoblade and W101 at least have/had the potential to be big hitters, but they surely aren't treated as such. Which is the other side of the problem.
I guess Metroid, F-ZERO, and Starfox aren't included in "the whole line-up"
i would totally play a nintendo game with vikings
i would totally play a nintendo game with vikings
I would agree that at least Xenoblade and W101 have/had the potential to be big hitters, but they surely aren't treated as such. Which is the other side of the problem.
I'm not saying that every game needs to be uncharted or halo. I'm perfectly fine with games being Mario, Zelda or Pikmin. The problem is, Nintendo hasn't created something like that since the launch of the Gamecube. I'm not saying niche-titles or wii-fit are wrong, but they are not everything that's needed either.This post embodies everything I don't like about modern gaming (though you are certainly entitled to your opinion).
Some notes. Platinum, Good Feel, Atlus,& Namco are all working on 1st party projects though.