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I'll definitely pick this up, as I don't own the remake for 3DS or the Wii Virtual Console version. NA release please!

As long as Nintendo doesn't ban me for saying, "I HOPE YOU LOSE!" on the "Cheer on for Wii Fit Trainer page", then I'm cool with it.

@adamatsu When I said, "Just shut up about it already", I meant the complaining fanboys.

@adamatsu Even so, I'd hate to put up with this crap. Honestly, Nintendo KNOWS the reaction for Metroid Prime Federation Force wasn't what they expected. Just shut up about it already.

Tbh, I feel bad for Reggie. None of this is his fault, yet he is responsible for having to deal with people's endless complaints.

This is old news, Nintendo stated this last year.

If the big N ends up announcing this in Q3 or earlier, I'll begin to wonder why they didn't announce this at E3. WTF Nintendo . . .

C'mon, either you take it or leave it. Of course I'm thrilled to hear this!

Although Nintendo disappointed many by announcing an unwanted Metroid game and a baffling Animal Crossing for Wii U, you also have to think about the good news this brings, even though we may criticize the games themselves. At least Nintendo is bringing their old IPs back such as Metroid and Star Fox, and that's exciting news. On top of that, we know that a Metroid game will soon be in development for the NX.

Just like what Nintendolife said, there are still plenty of great games coming out this year even if they weren't exactly what we wanted. I'm hyped for Super Mario Maker, Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash, and Yoshi's Wolly World. Not all E3s are going to be dead-on perfect, and those that aren't don't ruin everything. It's more of a disappointment then anything, and, hey, life is full of disappointments. I'm not here to say that the Nintendo community should stop being infuriated, but rather to focus on the positives. Admittedly, I'm among the millions of Nintendo fans that were frustrated at Nintendo's Digital Event, but I've moved past that now. Let's just be Nintendo fans and nothing else.

Super Mario Maker is the only must-have for me, however I am interested in Star Fox Zero like many others.

Metroid just blasted its balls.

Well, that's somewhat reassuring. At least we'll finally be getting another home console Metroid.

P.S. Change Metroid's logo. It looks like it's from the late 1980s.

"It'd be great to launch a new Prime title alongside new hardware."

Great, then why isn't there a Metroid for the Wii U? Complete BS.

@ikki5 True Nintendo fans would show enthusiasm for their games, not doubt. Quit bogging down the comments and show some light already.

@ikki5 Well, do you want to be optimistic or not? Because if you don't think Star Fox will be done in time, then I guess it will have to be delayed. It's the same case with Zelda, too. Having delayed games isn't a bad thing, it just means that the company is working harder to make the game better.

@Vineleaf That still gives Nintendo at least 6 months to finalize the game. Giving the fact that this is clearly their main priority, I'm not worried.

It bewilders me why this is considered a Metroid game.

Oh, and Federation Force was shown at E3. It was during the Treehouse broadcast yesterday.

Tearing

I think everyone is eating Star Fox apart because they're pissed off at Nintendo's press conference.

@Mk_II
Thank you! At least somebody has common sense around here...

Whoever is complaining that Star Fox Zero should be on the 3DS, just stop. Without the Star Fox announcement at E3, the Wii U would have hardly any titles while the 3DS is stacked. Even if it was a remastered remake, the 3DS already has a Star Fox game. Be thankful that you got a massive plethora of good games for the 3DS that were shown at E3 this year.

Yeah, I have to agree with you, Alex. The graphics are very unimpressive; however, you also have to consider the fact that Nintendo is supporting two screens and the Wii U runs on current-gen processors. Besides, it's a beta. Betas are there for the company to realize the game's issues and fix them. I'm not entirely worried about the outcome of Star Fox Zero.

Oh, and for those of you who are complaining about the controls, remember what Miyamoto said about a year ago: the gyros can be switched off. Although it doesn't solve all problems, it's better than waving your GamePad around like a lunatic.

Although it was clearly not the game we were anticipating, it still seems fun. Yes, the main characters should've been Samus and yes, Nintendo shoud've focused on a 3D Metroid Prime for the Wii U; however, I think Metroid Prime: Federation Force is a solid successor to Metroid Prime Hunters on the DS.

This must be the second or third worst Nintendo E3 conference ever.

Overall, the presentation itself was...underwhelming. Nintendo made fans expect a lot of great surprises for the Wii U's library, but instead we got a ton of unoriginal 3DS games. Nintendo, I thought you promised wii U owners would be satisfied with their systems! You're beginning to lose my faith. Where was QOL, NN3DS exclusives, and Zelda Wii U?! Star Fox looks great, though. Thank you for that. But everything else? Underwhelming, that's for sure. VERY underwhelming.

That Splatoon skin is downright awful. C'mon Nintendo, you're better than this.

Thank the Lord. Skells sounds 100 times better than "Dolls".

Yeah, I'm getting on the phone with them later today. I haven't received my codes just like half the people in the world.

White 2 is still the best Pokemon game, imo. It's the only Pokemon title that actuslly has a worth-while post-game.

@ottospooky
I agree.

Shovel Knight. I'm desperate for a portrayal of him in 3D.

Think about it: what if you could change the types of Knights on the character select menu, just like Bowser Jr.? If not, what about having a transformation move similar to Shulk's Monando Arts?

Super Mario 64 for me. Because I have previously purchased it for the Wii Virtual Console, I'm definitely making the shift to Wii U for a mere $2.

Even though the Wii was my first gaming console, I'm still considered a retro gamer having the original NES system. Because of that I'm not going to easily adapt to virtual reality. With that said, I really hope Nintendo doesn't go that far with their technology.

However, I am looking forward to a fresh console with (finally) interaction between home and handheld consoles. While it's possible that Sony and Microsoft will jump into virtual reality soon, Nintendo should stick with their traditional mechanics. If Nintendo wants to look toward virtual reality for "new experiences", they should reconsider their options. Companies have already developed virtual reality headsets, so Nintendo wouldn't really be making anything new and previously found nowhere else.

I understand why many of you are concerned about Nintendo's move to mobile, but I wouldn't be. Several people at my school talk about having Nintendo games on their smartphones. Once Nintendo lands a fantastic Mario game on The App Store/Google Play, they have officially struck gold.

Wait, hold up...Pokemon Shuffle? I mean, that's good and all, but I want something new. An Animal Crossing, perhaps?

I wished Nintendo kept the Wii's code name "Revolution". Awesome name.

Nintendo still needs to answer some of my questions, and hopefully those include some release dates:

• Super Smash Bros. Mewtwo DLC release date
• More information on amiibo stock
• Release date for amiibo NFC cards
• Release dates for Yoshi's Wolly World, Splatoon, and Mario Maker
• At least general release dates for Star Fox and Zelda (Q3, Q4, etc.)
• An official name for the upcoming Zelda title...I can hardly wait to hear the name!
• Mario Kart DLC (Animal Crossing) release
• GameCube and N64 Virtual Console release

This is painful to see, as we do not get the standard N3DS in NA...

"I'm really feeling it!"
-Shulk, Xenoblade Chronicles

Look, I've never really been into Metroid because I haven't played any of the games; however, I couldn't help my self but to give Metroid Prime Trilogy a shot after it was re-released on the Wii U eShop. After the first few minutes of playing, I realized that Nintendo needs to get their act together and develop a hardcore fanbase for the Wii U. With such a great franchise, why not use it?

There are people like me who haven't played Metroid: Other M, but who want another Metroid game. Doesn't everyone want an HD Metroid game for the Wii U? C'mon Nintendo, Samus hasn't been finding enough bounty lately.

I'm having my doubts, but Nintendo could easily end up making s perfect TV show with the Zelda franchise. Hopefully the cast isn't downright awful.

It has been frustrating, but the only reason why Club Nintendo has been put on maintenance is because there's too much traffic. Seriously, if you want to get your games earlier THEN JUST DON'T GO ON IT.

One way or another I'm going to get this game, but not now. I'd rather focus on completing my several Wii U games.

The moon freaks me out, though.

Not that I'm complaining, but...WHERE THE HECK IS FINAL DESTINATION?!

Hey, I think it's a cool idea, but I'm not interested in making videos.

Mobile gaming is awful compared to Nintendo's line is handhelds. Heck, the Game Boy is more enjoyable than smartphone games. The only two games I play on my iPod are Clash of Clans and Madden Mobile. Other than that, it's a waste of my time.

I really hope Nintendo makes another handheld among the DS line, because those systems have impacted my childhood greatly.

Nintendo must have enjoyed this torture.

-___- Well ****.

I prefer to think of this game as the first in it's series. Of course Xenoblade Chronicles came first, but it was so rare and expensive that the general public hardly ever got their hands on it. Hopefully Nintendo aces it with Xenoblade Chronicles X this time around. I can't wait to feel the power!

I think it's stupid that Nintendo is giving even more free Pokemon. Remember when you actually had to catch them? Geez.

The Toon Link amiibo is calling my name.