Some rally stages!I thought this was the best thing out of Nintendo. It's unlikely but I wish they would tweak the single player a bit this time around. The classes and cups standard layout is so boring at this point.
Some rally stages!I thought this was the best thing out of Nintendo. It's unlikely but I wish they would tweak the single player a bit this time around. The classes and cups standard layout is so boring at this point.
I will be honest and say that I barely touched MK7. I think I beat all of the cups once and stopped.
There's a lot about that game to love, but I feel like consoles are always where my best MK experiences are. 2-4 player split screen, local (primarily) but also online.
In comparison to MKDD and MKWii, my playtimes with MKDS and MK7 were minimal, as stellar as those games are.
Mario Kart 8 looks incredible. While I admit that Mario Kart is basically Nintendo's bread and butter, I can't help but look forward to the next console iteration, especially since it seems way more dynamic in terms of gameplay ideas (hover modes and anti-gravity parts) and especially visuals.
The real kicker would be if a 5th player could join on the Gamepad. That'd be amazing.
Bikes were OP. Game was not Mario Kart Wii, it was Mario Bike Wii. Removing wheelies was the smartest thing to do.
There's a lot about that game to love, but I feel like consoles are always where my best MK experiences are. 2-4 player split screen, local (primarily) but also online.
Yep, I'm not worried on that front either. What kills me is the lack of a mic jack for the pro controller. That really fucking sucks for me and my friends who got used to chatting it up while playing online. Eventually we just resorted to using our phones or xbox consoles to chat while racing.![]()
gameXplains video mentioned that you can possibly upgrade/costumize vehicle parts to fit your play style.
Has this been discussed?
IGN demo starting soon. http://www.ign.com/events/e3
EAD Software Development Group No. 1, headed by Hideki Konno.So, who is doing this game, Retro? that would explain the graphical jump over the other Nintendo games IMO, and not having man power enough for an epic HD game
to thoughs who watched the MK demo on ign, at the end, did the treehouse guy say they have an event Saturday?
What would this be?
This needed to be out this Fall. Nintendo's delays are getting ridiculous.
to thoughs who watched the MK demo on ign, at the end, did the treehouse guy say they have an event Saturday?
What would this be?
to thoughs who watched the MK demo on ign, at the end, did the treehouse guy say they have an event Saturday?
What would this be?
Was that said?
to thoughs who watched the MK demo on ign, at the end, did the treehouse guy say they have an event Saturday?
What would this be?
Was that said?
This needed to be out this Fall. Nintendo's delays are getting ridiculous.
I think he was talking about the Best Buy demos.
My mistake. I thought it was mentioned more info at an event saturday.
Im probably wrong, but ill double-check.
Not to suggest it's actually happening, but weren't there some people earlier who suggested that Nintendo would have a direct on Saturday? If that's true they could try to coincide it with a journalism event like they did when they announced A Link Between Worlds.
Watching that direct feed of MK 8 and paying attention to the world around the course really makes you wonder why the new Mario isn't set in a SM64 like world with shittons of crazy upside down stuff and amazing looking levels... goddamn nintendo get your shit together.
They mentioned they are tweaking it to get 60 fps for two players.
one thing for sure; they NEED to put all those fantastic graphics in the next Zelda. I can just imagine how glorious Hyrule would look with such amazing lighting
Game looked absolutely great at the Best Buy demo yesterday.
Is it playable on the demo machines?
In a commercial sense, Wii U absolutely needed a Mario Kart this Christmas. In terms of development delays, the game looks like much more than a bare HD Mario Kart, so the extra time is probably justified.
E3 and the games schedule has given me the impression that Nintendo's entire Wii U development pipeline is about six to eight months behind schedule across the board. In other words this would have seemed more logical, had there been no delays:
November 2012 (Launch): Nintendoland, NSMB U, Lego City Undercover
Spring 2013: Pikmin 3, Wonderful 101
Summer 2013: Donkey Kong Country TF, The Wind Waker HD
Fall/Winter 2013: Super Mario 3D World, Mario Kart 8
Spring 2014: Smash Bros 4
Last year demo gave us an ideaone thing for sure; they NEED to put all those fantastic graphics in the next Zelda. I can just imagine how glorious Hyrule would look with such amazing lighting