Which games on the Wii U haven't Nintendo brought over from Japan?
Puyo Puyo Tennis?
Taiko Drum?
I may be getting these horribly wrong. I'm trying to remember MC threads.
Which games on the Wii U haven't Nintendo brought over from Japan?
Puyo Puyo Tennis?
Taiko Drum?
I may be getting these horribly wrong. I'm trying to remember MC threads.
That rumour of Nintendo buying the Fatal Frame IP turned out to be completely false, right? Weird relationship that the companies have with this IP.
TK is really getting cozy with Nintendo lately.
Tecmo and Nintendo seem to have a good relationship going on.
Really impressed by Tecmo Koei's management these last few years; they have been building great relationships with various partners (Nintendo, Bandai Namco, Pokemon) while also diversifying their revenue stream via an IP licensing model.
Financially, although generating less than a third of the likes of Capcom and Square Enix in terms of revenue, their profits exceeds these publishers results - truly outstanding.
U would think this would come outside japan, considering the huge drought the wii u has. Yet again, this is nintendont
U would think this would come outside japan, considering the huge drought the wii u has. Yet again, this is nintendont
why should they?
If there's any game fitting perfectly to the WiiU gamepad, it's Fatal Frame.
and Nintendo is probably founding the game so it will never appear on other devices.
They aren't backing down on the old-school way of doing business and seem OK finding new ways to grow their brand instead.
Not doubling down on the current AAA-only market direction being dictated by the West seems to be working splendidly for them now that they've got a consolidated IP portfolio following their merger, so... don't fix what isn't broken?
There's really a lot to admire them for.
Shame other Japanese 3rd-parties didn't get the memo. But it's like Jim Sterling said... some companies would rather have none of the money than some of the money if they can't have ALL the money.
Hey, you don't suppose this is the exclusive that the French person on twitter teased months ago (which everyone thought would be Devil's Third), do you?
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=95227873&postcount=4358
And with that, there are now 18 games I want for the Wii U, 17 of them exclusives.
Psh. No games??
That rumour of Nintendo buying the Fatal Frame IP turned out to be completely false, right? Weird relationship that the companies have with this IP.
I seem to recall that they bought the publishing rights, not the IP?
But anyway, this is good news for Wii U owners and the game seems like a really natural fit for the Gamepad. Nintendo seem to have a good relationship with Tecmo Koei, and they should reach out to other publishers in a bid to build similar bridges.
From what i've gathered from around the web it seems Nintendo doesn't fully own the IP but has somewhere around an 80% stake in the IP. So its basically theirs.
If this doesn't get localised I will kill.
Yes, yes, yes. I loved Fatal Frame 2+3.
Bought Fatal Frame 2 for Wii but never played it. I have to do that soon. Great news.
This will probably result in a few broken pads. Ghost on the screen, throw it away throw it away
Nintendo obviously getting some of the smaller things out of the way before E3 when all the true bombs will be dropped.
Both Spirit Camera and Project Zero 2 Wii Version got a release outside of Japan, PZ4 was planned to, but ultimately got canned. Not sure why this would suddenly stay in Japan again.
S&P 2 was going to bomb, Nintendo knew it, they still localized it.Fatal Frame games haven't sold that well have they?
It was a valid enough reason last time to not translate it.
Fatal Frame games haven't sold that well have they?
It was a valid enough reason last time to not translate it.
And with that, there are now 18 games I want for the Wii U, 17 of them exclusives.
That mean, logic don't apply when it come to Nintendo.
This game in itself could justify the WiiU.
So could Pokemon Snap 2, but, you know, we can only expect Nintendo to be so intelligent.