They need to make sure kids today know who Mario is.
This hurts my heart.
They need to make sure kids today know who Mario is.
Both actually. Mojang is considered a 1st-party developer (kind of automatic if they're owned by MS). For whatever reason though, the Minecraft IP is still in Mojang's name to this day. Why? I have no clue.
In addition you can play the entire things just on the gamepad. Which I imagine for parents that's everything since they don't have to give up the TV. There is some touch screen stuff I recall reading but not full touch screen usage.
Last I heard they weren't utilizing the touchscreen on the gamepad either which is a huge bummer as the inventory management + touchscreen were made for each other.
So you can play co-op with one player using the TV and the other the controller?
That's... pretty cool actually
As I've said earlier, while there is no dual-screen/GamePad-centric UI in this game, menu items can still be selected with the touch screen.
Yeah dual screen/gamepad-centric UI inventory management would be ideal/what I was talking about, but are you saying for example, if I play off-tv then I can use the touch screen to manage my inventory?
Out of curiosity, is this the first time Mojang has done such a big specific IP theme pack like this? I know that the MS and Sony version got simple character skins, but this is a considerable step beyond that, especially with the music inclusion.
Does this mean I'll get Master Chief in Super Mario Maker?
There's an official Skyrim pack?! Wow, I am shocked that even happened, given the legal history between Mojang and Bethesda.Skyrim Mash-Up Pack comes to mind. It is a pretty faithful recreation of the original game.
I'm not sure. Solo on the gamepad is doable. I'm not sure if it's split screen or if one person is on the TV and the other is on the gamepad.
It would be such a miss opportunity if they don't do a Zelda pack. A Metroid pack would be great as well.
Finally confirmed the retail release. That makes 3 Wii U games for June now.
Three!
EDIT: Those Piantas are nightmare fuel.
With Mario pack being advertised on a box art of the retail Wii U version, I really believe that Zelda pack will be the schtick of NX version.
How is the Wii U port of Minecraft compared to PS4/Xbox One? I'm guessing it's closer to the 360/PS3 ports.
I think Super Mario Smash-Up would have been a slightly better name, but minor gripe.
Never played Minecraft and never cared about this franchise, I actually want to play this now.
It would be such a miss opportunity if they don't do a Zelda pack. A Metroid pack would be great as well.
Minecraft is on everything these days, I'd assume that as NX version is a shoo-in, right? The only reason it isn't on the 3DS has to be the hardware, right? Maybe the New 3DS would be able to run it.
So I've never played Minecraft...is there much of an actual game in here or is it entirely a "Build the World" piece of software? I've tried to get into the creativity mode of Disney Infinity for years and it's never grabbed me to the point where I'm pretty much bailing on the series because the Playsets aren't doing it for me either anymore.
Those screenshots just make me feel uncomfortable.
Weird.That a retail version is coming means that the game is selling well. I think that was the stipulation or what the common understanding was. That if the digital version did well and shows an audience it would eventually get a retail version.
Ok, I know almost nothing about Minecraft except that it's some sort of block-building game with combat. So does it offer some sort of lengthy single player campaign? This Mario-mode suggests that there's a pre-built Mario world there, would it be enough for a guy who just enjoys exploring the world, not really building the world myself?
There is the adventure mode where you have to survive. You need food to keep your health up. Build shelter from enemies. You have to mine, cut, gather everything. You don't have a unlimited supply of things to build like kyou do in the creative mode. There are various dungeons or caverns that have chest filled with items you can find and explore. All the while the building element is still there but you have to source your own materials.
Well the story mode and missions on it, are around building/destroying stuff and looking for loot to make more things.Ok, I know almost nothing about Minecraft except that it's some sort of block-building game with combat. So does it offer some sort of lengthy single player campaign? This Mario-mode suggests that there's a pre-built Mario world there, would it be enough for a guy who just enjoys exploring the world, not really building the world myself?