We don't know. Last year, Nintendo made the announcement in late April. I guess we will see in a few weeks. After all, they have to let the press know of their plans ahead of time, right?Do we know if Nintendo are having a conference this year or another direct?
New F Zero by Sumo/SEGA
Some games that weren't targeted to the younger crowd... Bayonetta 2 was a good start.
This is one of the silliest arguments I hear. Does being a game meant for all ages really makes a it targeted at the young?
Boss★Moogle;108619086 said:A new handheld would have me excited as long as it was gimmick-free and at least Vita-level hardware-wise. They should totally bring back the Gameboy name; that name still carries a ton of weight with gamers that grew up on GB. GBC and GBA.
They might be able to get it to Gamecube/Wii level and if so I can only imagine the glorious ports we'd get: F-Zero GX on handheld with online play would be godlike.
These three are probably going to happen. I don't think they'll do Xenoblade HD, at least not yet. They would do the Mario Galaxy games before that.Let's try to add some positivity here... while trying to be realistically optimistic.
Ahem...
Xenoblade Chronicles HD for summer/winter 2014,
Super Mario Galaxy 3 announcement for 2015
Legend of Zelda announcement for 2015
X release date for Christmas 2014/Q1 2015
A decently powered home console that can handle next gen third party games like Battlefield without sweating.....
Until they do then they are dead on arrival in the home console space..
There's no single piece of news that would bring GAF down for a week of course, even MS buying Sony and Nintendo and closing them down wouldn't do it, and GAF is going to be a mess at E3 anyway, so setting aside the criteria of the OP for something more reasonable, is there one piece of news Nintendo could announce at E3 that would completely change the current perception of Nintendo on GAF? Obviously going third party would do it, buying Valve would do it, the new Zelda being QoL exclusive would do it, those kind of things, basically, things that will not happen.
Let's try to add some positivity here... while trying to be realistically optimistic.
Ahem...
Xenoblade Chronicles HD for summer/winter 2014,
Super Mario Galaxy 3 announcement for 2015
Legend of Zelda announcement for 2015
X release date for Christmas 2014/Q1 2015
I think if it was like a generation beyond Ni no Kuni looking, and evoked that sense of wonder Pokemon did initially, maybe, but I think if we ever see a proper console Pokemon game it'll just be exactly like the handheld ones, that same overhead old school view, it'd look nicer of course, but it wouldn't be what everyone wished for back in the N64 era.As i said in the GTtime thread: Announcing a console Pokemon, too.
As likely as them buying Valve, i guess.
A change in policies first and foremost. Admitting that they should have more games and should have better 3rd party relations. (And behind the scenes give 3rd parties incentives to develop for their platform.) and announce more games. Kick off a new marketing campaign that highlights current games and upcoming games (put Smash in a TV commercial; who cares if it's months away!). Advertise the Virtual Console and put A LOT more games on it.
^None of that is too crazy or too hard. But it requires them to have an open mind and do some hard work. Too things I'm not sure Nintendo wants to do.
Is there a thread yet about that thing (small video player device)?WIS-009
I honestly think if Nintendo announced a piece of hardware that was 50% more powerful than PS4/Xbox One, had all their games as well as their own exclusives and was $100 cheaper with free online..no fucks would be given either.
Or maybe we could go with something like the "Message of Majoras MAsk" TheoryThe Legend of Zelda: Age of Defiance
Takes place (way?) before Skyward Sword, when the surface was still full of life. It tells the story of the ancient tribes, but interestingly in a different perspective. "The Five Kingdoms" were at peace, until some self proclaimed goddess called Hylia marches from the neighbouring lands with her followers, and tries to usurp the throne. You are {a name that is not Link}, who will ultimately be known as. Tagline: "there are two sides of each story".Fierce Deity
Of course Nintendo can fill it in way better than me, but I'd literally piss my pants if there's a Zelda from a different perspective that would display The Royal Family as not the great heroes they've been displayed as thus far. But that's just me.
The Legend of Zelda: Age of Defiance
Takes place (way?) before Skyward Sword, when the surface was still full of life. It tells the story of the ancient tribes, but interestingly in a different perspective. "The Five Kingdoms" were at peace, until some self proclaimed goddess called Hylia marches from the neighbouring lands with her followers, and tries to usurp the throne. You are {a name that is not Link}, who will ultimately be known as. Tagline: "there are two sides of each story".Fierce Deity
Of course Nintendo can fill it in way better than me, but I'd literally piss my pants if there's a Zelda from a different perspective that would display The Royal Family as not the great heroes they've been displayed as thus far. But that's just me.
I think if it was like a generation beyond Ni no Kuni looking, and evoked that sense of wonder Pokemon did initially, maybe, but I think if we ever see a proper console Pokemon game it'll just be exactly like the handheld ones, that same overhead old school view, it'd look nicer of course, but it wouldn't be what everyone wished for back in the N64 era.
I think it's a shame Nintendo weren't first out the door with some sort of consumer grade VR, because Pokemon VR would literally sell ten million consoles.
Rösti;108632262 said:Is there a thread yet about that thing (small video player device)?
Edit: Nevermind, just saw it.
Announce new console hardware: the Super WiiU 2 HD Deluxe