So...do you still think they will announce Mother 3 in English or is that a lost cause?
I think that's a random press release, or maybe it sneaks its way onto the NX VC...
So...do you still think they will announce Mother 3 in English or is that a lost cause?
Nintendo Directs suck at getting the word out past the hardcore. For the lifetime of the Wii U people thought it was a Wii add in. Directs are failures.
They need a better way.
So...do you still think they will announce Mother 3 in English or is that a lost cause?
It's been a few months now since the announcement, but I still refuse to believe that Nintendo will ONLY showcase Zelda Wii U.
In my mind, I think that Nintendo will also demo other key games (Yo-kai Watch 2, Dragon Quest VII, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, etc) and maybe release SOMETHING about NX.
I mean it's E3, you can't go there with ONE game. It's just not realistic.
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You know what could be worse than this year's E3...next year's E3.
Neo and Scorpio are likely to be more powerful than the NX, those two consoles will probably be the choice of developers and publishers over the NX. And since Nintendo always has trouble with software shortly after console launches....next year's E3 could amazing for Nintendo for all the wrong reasons.
This is starting to sound like a better and better decision given all that Microsoft/Sony are rumored to have lined up for E3 on the hardware front.
I expect them to not even show Zelda. *slightly serious.
I don't even remember the last time Nintendo had a good e3.
Not holding out hope but maybe, JUST maybe, they will give a sneak peek at what the NX version of Zelda will look like. I mean like a 10 second video of screen panning.
Mother 3'll only be announced as a last ditch attempt to drum up some hype if/when people get vocal about feeling underwhelmed.
How can people NOT be underwhelmed?
They are bringing one freaking game. I'm sure it will be awesome, but it's still one game.
I'm still wondering what's the strategy here. You got a biiiig Zelda game incoming and it will be way more useful and decisive for the new born NX than the dead WiiU. Especially that if there is a logic, the NX version should be the version to show off, the most beautiful and faithful to the dev vision.
So... What's the point in focusing entirely on the WiiU version at the biggest event of the year..
It's like they do that by some sort of loyalty to the fans, even when it's against any kind of strategic sense..
2014 was pretty good I thought
2011 was clearly their last good conference, even if it wasn't perfect.
It is just one game...but I'd take that one game over their disaster of a Digital Event last year (where pretty much every announcement either underwhelmed..or even offended their fanbase in the case of Federation Force).
The only way Nintendo can do worse at E3 this year is if Zelda Wii U turns out to be a party board game.
Not even a mention of Metroid and its 25th anniversary.
I'm still wondering what's the strategy here. You got a biiiig Zelda game incoming and it will be way more useful and decisive for the new born NX than the dead WiiU. Especially that if there is a logic, the NX version should be the version to show off, the most beautiful and faithful to the dev vision.
So... What's the point in focusing entirely on the WiiU version at the biggest event of the year..
It's like they do that by some sort of loyalty to the fans, even when it's against any kind of strategic sense..
Look where they are now and look where Sony is. E3 can make or break you and I think it's been pretty foolish of Nintendo to not give it their all every year.
So much Nintendo hate in this thread. Starting to annoy me.
Nintendo goes in a 4 year cycle
2006, 2010 and 2014 were incredible conferences
2007, 2011 and 2015 were decent
2008, 2012 were terrible
2009, 2013 were decent
And it seems they want to keep the tradition with this year.
Not even a mention of Metroid and its 25th anniversary.
Nintendo had been doing great for 30 or so years in games. Before then, they used to make toys. Maybe history is repeating it's self and the Amiibos is a sign that they are moving away from gaming as a main priority. They know NX isn't going to blow people away, so they are trying to ease away into mobile and health. Having one game at E3 is body language for, sorry, but we're not interest as we used to be. Zelda is our Phantom Pain. Konami, Sega have already taken the plunge. We worked on games in the early days just like them. Let Sony, and MS do the modern stuff.
Not really. PS4K, PSVR and Xbox 1.5 are just incremental upgrades and peripherals for existing hardware. In the case of PSVR, we're not even looking at a product reveal as it already had multiple (sometimes questionable) showings at previous trade events. If that's all it takes to overshadow the reveal of Nintendo's brand new console, then the NX doesn't sound too promising.
Nintendo isn't selling toys, they are selling nostalgia and collectibles to their fandom. If Nintendo was selling general toys to children, that would be an entirely different business model. One that would tank when kids are grabbing tablets at the age of 4.
Also, Nintendo didn't sell toys in the manner you elude. They sold family board games, go and chess boards, toy puzzles, and kind of random gadgets. It was also for a very small time. Their main span has always been hanafuda cards and video games.
It is for crazy fanboys.Denial of what, exactly?
Nintendo has one game they want to show at E3 this year, so they're showing that one game. It's not a complicated concept to grasp.
I don't care too much about superfluous stuff like that but it's going to be epic.I wonder what their booth will be like this year
Having been to E3 before, yeah I'm in denial I just don't see how one game will suffice.
I wonder what their booth will be like this year
You know what could be worse than this year's E3...next year's E3.
Neo and Scorpio are likely to be more powerful than the NX, those two consoles will probably be the choice of developers and publishers over the NX. And since Nintendo always has trouble with software shortly after console launches....next year's E3 could amazing for Nintendo for all the wrong reasons.