DAaaMan64

Iggy's Reckin' Balls

Came here for the Pink Floyd reference.

They could just take the crowd funding and by proxy put it on the Kickstarter in order to still get the money from Kickstarter.

@Damien, haha crystal ball picture is amazing

Metal Slug 4... Buy this instead, totally worth it. http://www.amazon.com/Metal-Slug-Anthology-nintendo-wii/dp/B000GQ1NK4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1359651154&sr=8-1&keywords=metal+slug+anthology+wii

yeah I want this if the physics look good and it reviews decently.

Yeah I'd definitely play this "in the right crowd." I played it at E3 with the booth babes and had a great time

They have some great franchises. Red Faction 1 & Guerrilla are both excellent.

Hopefully they make it through this.

Darn... I wanted this to be good.

Don't have to buy new controllers? Sweeet

So I can play the same character on the 3ds and WiiU version? Leveling/progressing on both?

There isn't a version of Cave Story on enough Nintendo Platforms, we need one for the Virtual Boy.

Blah, it's worth it. No black lit was neck pain for hours.

"My body is ready for Wii U because I use deodorant, so the Pii U is avoided!"

Adult pass! TY

So expensive. I don't think I can justify paying that price right now

WaveRace 64 is really great, but I think Blue Storm really is watch captured a personality for the series. It was also very western audience friendly. With an excellent soundtrack, it was an awesome compliment alongside 1080 Avalanche.

I have only ever worked on the Wii and Nintendo DS.

1. My experience with DS is 2D only. That being said, it is a very unique system. There are two 2D engines on the system. You can assign one to the top screen and one to the bottom screen, one engine is less capable than the other. You can almost think of the weaker engine as more of a blind renderer of images rather utilizing it for real computation. Anyway, there is only one 3D engine. So how do they do double screen 3D? The most common method is actually just render the 3D engine twice (offering 30 FPS) and give the second rendered image to one of the 2D engines. I talked with some Wii-U devs back in E3 2011, the DS and Wii-U utilize the same technique to render 3D on both screens, just how similar is Wii-U and DS?

The 2D engine is actually pretty simple, unlike a PC development where you have pretty decent control over the GPU, the DS doesn't listen to jack of anything you do to stop it. It will just always render at every tick and all it does is evaluate the flags and data you set.

@BenAV, this screen is huge, I love to see two people touching it. A mother with a child in her lap for example. This stupid limitation `is like creative violation when it's been a standard for 6 years...

@BenAV, give me break. Zooming and right clicking, all basic features that users expect of touch screens have to be implemented in some bass-ackwards way now because Nintendo can't get with times as usual.

2006 called, multitouch plzzz

@tylers_username

Has anyone managed to TEST your idea yet? It is pretty funny if it works...

Great game but 1080 Avalance is better

It is a good game, definitely don't regret it.

Jet Force Gemini's co-op should work nicely on this.

Dragon Ball Z vs Capcom
FUNimation vs Capcom

Nintendo vs Capcom

Nintendo vs Dragon Ball Z.

Thank God, I would have died if I couldn't play old games on my new hardware.

Boy if only the new games looked good at launch.

Atlus, paging Atlus.

I beat Red Alarm the day I got my VB (4 hours). I can handle a little blur from a bump no problem.

Why is there red around Goemon's eyes? Does he not sleep much?

I played this at PAX w/ the Producer. It was a pretty fun game. There are a couple of unique mechanics in there. The ability to get pushed through the crowd is awesome. Looks like this is a newer build then what I played. The newer tracks look hilarious. I'm pretty interested.

Yeah the whole other consoles thing is just bull crap. We own a 55" inch HD tv. You can imagine which version we're buying.

Celebrate with good music!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3XzOijsAN8

@mariofanatic128

Hiroshi Yamauchi, Nintendo's longest running president. He retired in '02.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshi_Yamauchi

Congrats to the winners!

@16 How about, NOWHERE near the same type of game.

Hey I played this game at PAX. Its still early but its a promising more strategic Mario Kart. The nice thing is you can hit each other on the with your blades and they have this awesome crowd mechanic where people on your team actually pass you forward. Its really cool.

It its a great little racer, even though its early, its already fun. The power ups are awesome. haha

Damn I thought this was the update. _

Oh man, I'll be at PAX. In fact, one my game will be at PAX. It's called Put Me Out, http://www.putmeout.com

Also, the video game development school DigiPen will be there and I'll be hanging around their booth a lot. if you have any interest in video game development, DigiPen is one the top schools in the world, so come have a look at the games and the school.

THIS JUST IN, COMPANIES DO MORE OF WHAT SELLS WELL.

" I guess maybe I'm in the minority for enjoying games where the focus is hunting down air and ground enemies and blowing stuff up"

LOL no? Thats like, every game ever.

Here, mickeyman (Comment #40) already nailed the problem, "Once the game gets harder, its flaws become more evident, especially the strategy portion, where you'll be bombarded with hidden enemies and cheap deaths."

See, they took all those stupid features I complained about, (time limits, fog o' war, and circles) and when it was time to make the game harder, just made all the crap MORE annoying! Bad design!

@Ren, "Really weird complaints?"

The entire game is time limits, flying in circles, and fog o' war. Are those really that weird?

(Not to mention those frustrating instant lose missile levels)

I agree that the whole swap between 2D and 3D maps thing is similar. But thats all they have. haha. I would never encourage someone to think they are similar feeling games.

This game plays nothing like Star Fox 2. There was no going back to roots at all.

StarFox 2 is a great game, play it through if you can. Its very arcade-ish, and the free-roaming areas are all unique little areas with paths to follow and a base to invade. There is none of this constant u-turns, fire a few times, u-turn again crap that Command has.

Also, there is only one of those 2D overworlds in SF2, and its on those planets where you will play each little level. Did I also mention in SF2 the Arwing transforms into a walker?

Yeah. Its awesome. But Command is nothing like SF2.

This is the worst StarFox game in the series, absolute worst. Its SOO badly designed. Do not judge the Star Fox series by this pile of crap.

I'm amazed anyone would call this a "return to glory" for StarFox. Adventures though odd is still MUCH better than this, and Assault has some damn fun moments.

This is just an overall terrible game, read my review for an opposing opinion. http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/forums/index.php?topic=27074.0

@ballkirby1 I enjoyed Assault. Sure its not amazing, but its still good.

If you ever get a chance to play StarFox 2, its real fun.

They won't put it up because they misspelled their own company name right on the title screen . Right there in the picture.

@37 I hope when it releases its the worst game ever.

@1 and @5, they don't make basketballs at zazzle.

I'm planning on downloading this game. Just not sure when lol.

Definitely looking forward to Sonic done right.

Am I confused? That was gameplay, was that really just a teaser?