Good job Nintendo! Too bad by the time the next generation comes, Wii U be considered a slow console.

You guys do know you can get this crap for free on the web, right? Actually the what you find on the web is going to be better than this.

Wow, I really didn't expect the Wii U to be just another technically inferior gimmick. (That was sarcasm.) Remember my words when you'll find yourself with like ten good third-party games at the end of Wii U's life cycle, just like it happened with the Wii. (That wasn't sarcasm.)

@JakobG 1080p didn't, but the Wii with its incredible control scheme changed things for ever. Just look at all the games that came out with support for MotionPlus, for example. There's so... many... of... them.

I kinda agree with Sony on this one. Their might be douchy, but the message is the right one. Technically, there nothing interesting about the Wii U. Let's hope we'll get more than 10 good third-party games that make use of this new controller, though... Hahah, yeah right!

@phoenix1818 Because Wii U is going to be Wii all over again. A rather weak console in comparison to the others, with a new control scheme that looks rather promising.

However, given the (not so recent) history of Nintendo, I'll take a wild guess and say that third-party games will once again be rather posh. I know they tried to make it seem like devs are supporting Wii U, but they did the same with the 3DS before its launch. And how many good games does the 3DS have now?

And let's be honest, during the E3 presentation, Nintendo talked a lot but said very little. If they truly had something spectacular to say, they would have made a better presentation with more substance.

Nicalis hates Europeans.

This won't prove 3rd parties do well on Wii. They are the exception, not the rule.

The graphics are awful, but that wouldn't be a problem had the game had good gameplay. Obviously, I haven't played it yet, so I don't know for sure, but judging by the past, I'm not too hopeful.

The score is too high.

Don't matter anyway, I'll get this for PC.

Where's Cave Story? Ah yeah, don't care -- I already played it.

Good decision on their part, IMO.

I'll get this on Steam on day one!

Too late if you were still planning on releasing this in the EU! I already finished it, and think it's not worth the money, especially considering there's a free, almost identical, version out there.

So he'll have 1m 55s to play every game if he wants to finish in 24 hours.

You've gotta be kidding, 7/10? More like 5/10. Enough mini-games, even if they come from Nintendo.

@16 Then you don't know what hackers are all about.

Where's the EU version? Ah, screw this, I'm done waiting for you, I'm going to play it anyway.

Where's Cave Story?

... Scary...

I'm gonna get this game, but on Steam. I'll also get a level editor there.
Also, according to the Steam page, it will release in November.

When will CS release in EU?

I might get this for PC, thank you.

You want me to give you $5 USD for this? No thanks, I'd rather do something useful or entertaining with that money. (Like put another $0.99 next to it and get Outcast.)

Score is way too high.

Hmm, looks like a 2.5 mm jack.

Here's what I'm not gonna do: buy this.

Kinda expected it.

The score must be a mistake. I mean, it has Pokemon in the title, how could it not get a good score?

Where's Cave Story?!?!

Lameness galore.

Watch it while you can. Nintendo will soon force them to take it down.

I find Tower Defense to be very (as in VERY) boring, but hey, whatever floats your boat, I guess. The art style is really nice though.

Yeey, I'ma buy it on GOG anyway, if I decide to get it.

Cheap graphics.

This looks awesome! This and Other M should keep me busy for some time. Also, from what I've seen in this trailer, the acting sound top notch. I can't believe this is coming out on Wii!

@2 Liberal Nazis? How does that work? Isn't Nazism right-wing.
@3 Wouldn't miss any occasion to defend Nintendo! Why else would they not publish it?

I wonder: were the consoles soft-modded, or hard-modded? Also, I guess the thing that got him arrested was the copied games, not the modified consoles.

Thanks to Team Twiizers and the MPlayer CE Team, this won't be a problem for me.
EDIT: And yeah, Nintendo going even more softcore by releasing a guide for an already not-so-difficult game (assuming SMG2 will be similar to SMG). But hey, who can blame them, they make money! (No sarcasm.)

I wonder if it'll be better than this.

The Fox, spot on!

Obvious result much?

No thanks, mini-game compilations are just that (even those that have "Mario" in the title...).

@Fleeman I guess that's right for consoles, but something's telling me it's the other way around when it comes to PC.

@23&29: considering these points I retract my previous statements until further details surface.

@Cipher You don't hang around the web too much, do you? If you talk about TV adverts: internet adverts are more appropriate for reaching the target audience of this game.

And the Nintendo fans once again make another big step towards completely isolating them from the rest of the game developing community...
(Note to self: if you ever get the chance to make a game never do it for Nintendo platforms unless it's a kids' game.)

Wait! Isn't this a rail shooter? The kind people were complaining that 3rd party devs keep making because they are too lazy or something?!

gamers could claim a free NES game if the Internet Channel was purchased prior to going free (which led to an estimated over half a million free giveaways)

... which were not actually giveaways...

Anyway, I'm very happy WiiWare is doing good and especially that it is dominated by third-parties.

This sounds good in theory but pressing buttons on touchscreens never feels good for me. I like old-school buttons. It's a lot harder to say which button you've pressed on touchscreens (even with some kind of rumble feedback); besides, it's quite often that you want to 'rest' your finger on a buttons without pressing it, in order to be ready to press it quickly when you need to — there's no way you can do that with touchscreen buttons.