Very informative interview. Great questions, great answers. Dan Adelman is super cool for doing the interview.

Really good conversation. Lots of great points brought up in this roundtable.

Great review. This game totally deserves the score it got. Awesome game!

Capcom should be ashamed. Not just for treating fans like idiots, but for turning one of their most beloved IP's into a mockery.

I think it will be indie developers on the Wii U's eShop who will really benefit from the console. These are developers who don't care about power, and they'll innovate with the controller. I think you'll see more great stuff like Nano Assault Neo and Trine 2 on the eShop as time goes on.

Also, with Sony promising support for PS3 until 2015, Wii U ports won't shrivel up as fast as Pachter thinks.

I just want to say you guys did an amazing interview.

I learned a lot about Nintendo 64 development after doing this interview with Ryan Tracy. They made such amazing games with the limitations they had (cartridge space). Amazing how music and sound effects took up majority of the space on a cartridge.

The one thing I love about the eShop is it allows Nintendo to experiment with new IP's and franchises like Dillon and Pushmo.

But I do see the article's point. Nintendo franchises would get more people logging into the eShop.

@theblackdragon All of your points are valid. I wasn't singling out NintendoLife, so I do apologize if it comes off that way. I saw the headline and just assumed old news was being posted as new. I should have read the actual article and not just the headline. Please accept my apology.

It'll be interesting to see what The Last Ranger is all about.

Not sure why so many sites are reporting this as new news this week.
This is old news from March 15, 2012.

This game reminds me of the type of RPGs that Squaresoft use to make in the 90's.