...but we could still see a new Zelda, Metroid or Xenoblade for iPhone.
...but we could still see a new Zelda, Metroid or Xenoblade for iPhone.
Well, he did say all Nintendo IPs without exception...Metroid.......sure, buddy. And you win things by playing!
Metroid.......sure, buddy. And you win things by playing!
More like Zelda Crossbow Fling Adventures or Xenoblade Nopon-Go-Seek....but we could still see a new Zelda, Metroid or Xenoblade for iPhone.
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I hope to see none of that and Iwata stated that he is against F2P and won't be doing that.
I missed it, can I watch it somewhere?
Holy shit.
I want to watch the full scene.
What is the name?
As far as I can find, it's from a show/movie called "Plastic Nee-san". (Had to do an image search to find that out)
Bet you anything Apple will heavily market these Nintendo apps and games. It could be very disruptive to the market if Nintendo does really well.
Sure, but since it's Nintendo we're talking about I can see them finding a way to avoid paying Apple money from their games. Maybe you have to purchase them from their "platform" homepage or something.
Bet you anything Apple will heavily market these Nintendo apps and games. It could be very disruptive to the market if Nintendo does really well.
Was Iwata that against mobile? I know the guy has previously made some silly comments, like the one about HD lol but don't remember anything about mobile.
Is Matt Cassamassina still at Apple? He would certainly love to make a feature of Nintendo games on the App Store's front page.
Oh it is I didn't notice the tanks on their heads. But its a show. Its just a bunch of shorts but me and my friends had some really good laughs. It was probably like less than 30 minutes though. And its where this is from as well.
Click here to watch.
LOL...3mins in and it was comedy gold.
Oh it is I didn't notice the tanks on their heads. But its a show. Its just a bunch of shorts but me and my friends had some really good laughs. It was probably like less than 30 minutes though. And its where this is from as well.
Click here to watch.
Whats the time stamp on that part lol?Looking back over it again, I see when that guy asked why they were doing this, which they had explained in full up front, Iwata actually went back to his powerpoint and said "this is one of the slides that I used" to shame the fuck out of him. ayyyy lmao
So do you guys think these games will have Nintendo listed as author on the app stores, or DeNA?
So do you guys think these games will have Nintendo listed as author on the app stores, or DeNA?
I am so happy Nintendo is going mobile.
Mobile game is the future whether you like it or not. Instead of complaining about mobile's touch screen isn't good for gaming, it's better to support game companies like Nintendo to make touch screen gaming a viable thing (as if it's not viable already...). Nintendo IS the company that popularized touch screen gaming with the NDS. Or maybe Nintendo will release cheap 1st party accessories to let you play all their games (as oppose to releasing a brand new console that's $250).
Most people own a smart phone these days. It's like your portable computer that's in your pocket all the time. What's better than making games on it vs. making games on a separate system?
When the dude still didnt get it after Iwata re-explained it to him: https://youtu.be/rNi6ZbMKh_w?t=1h28m24sWhats the time stamp on that part lol?
Sure, but since it's Nintendo we're talking about I can see them finding a way to avoid paying Apple money from their games. Maybe you have to purchase them from their "platform" homepage or something.
I am so happy Nintendo is going mobile.
Mobile game is the future whether you like it or not. Instead of complaining about mobile's touch screen isn't good for gaming, it's better to support game companies like Nintendo to make touch screen gaming a viable thing (as if it's not viable already...). Nintendo IS the company that popularized touch screen gaming with the NDS.
Most people own a smart phone these days. It's like your portable computer that's in your pocket all the time. What's better than making games on it vs. making games on a separate system? Maybe Nintendo will release cheap 1st party accessories to let you play all their games on mobile (as oppose to releasing a brand new console that's $250).
I hope to see none of that and Iwata stated that he is against F2P and won't be doing that.
Iwata also said they wouldn't go mobile.
Really, not using exploitative mobile practices is leaving money on the table, especially when the mobile audience does not mind one bit.
Iwata also said they wouldn't go mobile.
Really, not using exploitative mobile practices is leaving money on the table.
Iwata also said they wouldn't go mobile. But, well, money problems.
Really, not using exploitative mobile practices is leaving money on the table, especially when the mobile audience does not mind one bit.
Oh it is I didn't notice the tanks on their heads. But its a show. Its just a bunch of shorts but me and my friends had some really good laughs. It was probably like less than 30 minutes though. And its where this is from as well.
Click here to watch.
It *is* a real segment of the market, but if it's the future, It would be disappointing.Mobile game is the future whether you like it or not. Instead of complaining about mobile's touch screen isn't good for gaming, it's better to support game companies like Nintendo to make touch screen gaming a viable thing (as if it's not viable already...).
And it disgusts me that F2P is the only way to get money in that market. The mobile market is in desperate need of disruption and change from that devaluation of games that has now invaded everything as if it's the only means to survive.
I can't see that myself. A few years ago, Apple changed its rules about magazine subscriptions - in order for a publisher to offer a product through the App Store, if they're selling content (i.e. A magazine or sub) they have to sell it through the App Store but was free to sell that content through other channels like its own website. This meant that they couldn't offer free app through Apple and then sell content outside of the App Store.
In addition to this, under the terms of service, publishers would have to charge the same selling through App Store as it did elsewhere. So you couldn't sell the content for a much higher price through Apple only to encourage punters going to you directly.
Quite a few very large multinational companies didn't like this but had to go along with it or leave.
With in-app purchases for apps, those payments have to go through Apple - I'm sure there's no way around it. If there was, surely the likes of EA would have found it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sMJPEplO0Y just fast forward it a bit to the start of the presentation.
That isn't funny if you are not serious.Well, this isn't certainly helping my unstable suicidal tendencies. Can't wait for the smug people to come out of the woodwork and scream how doomed Nintendo is. Fuck. Maybe I should just off myself. Doesn't seem like nothing in my life is going positive right now.
Well, this isn't certainly helping my unstable suicidal tendencies. Can't wait for the smug people to come out of the woodwork and scream how doomed Nintendo is. Fuck. Maybe I should just off myself. Doesn't seem like nothing in my life is going positive right now.
holy fuck lmao @ that video
But will I be able to use my amiibos on mobile?