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Hiroshi Yamauchi would never let this happen, wtf Nintendo!?!?!
I mean if he controlled every aspect of it I'm pretty sure he would've done it in a heartbeat. This is almost as much control as you can have.
Hiroshi Yamauchi would never let this happen, wtf Nintendo!?!?!
Pokemon Go increased sales of regular Pokemon games. I expect Super Mario Run to do the same for regular Mario games. Excellent work Nintendo.
And this is a problem?The gameplay here is literally two taps on the screen. Engaging.
I'm not holding my breath for that, especially considering the run speed.
See, that's why the generalization of your mindset is off. You don't not like "phone games". You just don't like bad games. A good game is a good game, regardless of platformI really don't know how I feel about this. Pokemon Go was a horrible excuse for a game, but maybe they can nail it with Mario. The oldschool PC/console gamer inside of me will always dislike Free To Play games, and that same oldschool guy also frowns upon phone gaming. On the other hand I'm a hypocrite because I love Puzzle Quest, Bejeweled, Plants vs Zombies, etc.
I don't know. These days, we have Sonic games on Nintendo consoles so I guess nothing is sacred. Lol
Shouldn't think of like that. Games like this are for the tens of millions of people who will never buy a dedicated Nintendo console/handheld. This is them selling their games on a platform they actually own but not one of their direct console competitors.
They demonstrate that every level is built with holding run and the direction arrow forward without letting up. Point being that the game they build here will probably show the same mastery in level design.
The gameplay here is literally two taps on the screen. Engaging.
You do know it was Iwata who was making these changes initially. They're just carrying on with it after his death.
Something fresh for once?Real talk it's an iPhone game, what aesthetic did you think they would use?
At the same time Iwata needs some credit as the buying 10% of DeNA happened under him. Maybe that is just me liking to think that I'm not sure Iwata wanted mobile development but might have known their days were numbered (with the health scare that eventually turned fatal) so decided to make sure his legacy was mobile done in a way more acceptable to him.The changes the company has been doing lately, nothing against Iwata at all, but it seems someone with some forward thinking has stepped up. At least it's something.
Did people actually not expect a Super Mario autorunner at some point on mobile?
That felt like the #1 most obvious game when they announced they were going to mobile and zero brands were off limits.
Looks like a game that will be fun an even shorter time then Pokémon GO.
Have you played the Rayman runners or Lost Socks? Or mobile games in general (besides the first stuff that tends to clutter the charts)?But the excitement comes from knowing when to run and when to hit jump. You know, having multiple ways to interact with the game.
This game reduces interactivity down to a tap, controlling your run speed and jump arcs. It's a fairly hands off experience, which admittedly is what most people want out of a disposable game they play for a few seconds on the toilet.
Nintendo stocks are rocketing
The one that the toads are in the second to last screen.Real talk it's an iPhone game, what aesthetic did you think they would use?
I bet Nintendo threw this game together really quick after Pokemon Go turned out to be a huge hit.
Yeah, he unfortunately passed away before Miitomo came out and that was announced a while back before his death.I did not, if true good on them for making changes.
Only if the next one or two nintendo consoles are failures.
Hm a runner, kinda disappointing given Nintendo's history of innovation (saying that as not a huge Nintendo fan in last couple generations).
Would have expected something more than a clone of a well-established and trodden genre. the "full-fledged super Mario game" quote seems a bit disingenuous though that's marketing I guess.
I enjoy playing stuff on my phone but actual in-depth quality games are hard to come by and Nintendo is kinda the last company I'd expect to half-ass a première framchise. Subjective I guess, glad some people are excited.
Part of the reason these games exist is to try and convert those 10 million into console owners.
And if Pokemon Go is any indication, it works really well. Pokemon game sales exploded this year.
Man, 2d mario, all you have to do is hold a direction and press a button.
Engaging.
The times, they are a-changing.
Super Mario Bros. is kind of the runner, so it makes a lot of sense to release it.
The gameplay here is literally two taps on the screen. Engaging.