John_Enigma

Hm. To this day, I still have both SMG 1 & 2 for the Nintendo Wii.

And ALSO, to this day, I'm still waiting for Nintendo to do a remake of Super Mario Sunshine for the New Nintendo 3DS, just like they did with Super Mario 64 DS for the Nintendo DS.*

*Is not that freaking hard! Just use the engine of Super Mario 3D Land, and make it like Super Mario Sunshine.

@BlatantlyHeroic I don't think is just Nintendo that doesn't put that said A-grade localization quality into their (hundreds, let alone thousands) UNRELEASED games. It also goes for every known Japanese gaming company.

I preffer the praise, thank you very much.

Once again, Mr. Spencer shows that he is really a great guy.

Sighs If only Rare made Rare Replay for the PC. I would've been so happy.

Wow. Everybody was excited for this game at first, and now everybody hates it?

What the hell gives?

This is coming out at the same time as Mighty No. 9. Just you wait and see.

Lets see who sells well: Mega Man Legacy Collection or Mighty No. 9?

@link422007 So what you're saying is that, in a worst-case scenario, if Konami goes defunct (in which, if we look at Konami's state, it would probably go to bust), Nintendo will try to buy the company before filing for bankruptcy. Right?

The same situation happened when Eidos was bought by Square-Enix.

A 3DS airport simulator game?

Kinda reminds me of Taito's Landing High Japan, which was an arcade airplane simulator that you could find on any Time Out or any arcade place.

I know that nobody is going to answer this, but, here it goes.

Knowing that whenever a company that goes bust, they usually sell their IP's to other companies for a reasonable price. Many companies have done this. I mean, look at Mortal Kombat; it belonged to Midway games, the co. went bust, and they sold the IP to NetherRealms. You know, stuff like that.

So my questions is this: has Nintendo ever bought an IP (or IP's) from a defunct company, like, at all?

IMO, the first order of business Nintendo should be doing in a post-Iwata-san time, would be buying, LITERALLY all of the Hudson IP's that Konami ain't doing crap with them.

Uhh...

UHH...

UMMM...

Hot dog! No marshmallow for me this time. The puffiness of the marshmallows always gets stuck in my mouth, makin' it a little bit difficult for me to eat completely.

EDIT: Is it weird that I actually never tasted these two foods in an open campfire? And is quite ironic, actually. I'm an occasional camper here in Puerto Rico, but the camping that I do is quite different than in the United States or Europe.

You know, lately I've been watching videos of how Nintendo characters would look like in the Unreal Engine. First Mario, then Sonic (Sega character. Sorry.), and now Pokemon.

Which begs me to ask the question: why can't the Unreal company make a (freakin') engine build for Nintendo consoles?

Meh. I don't care what the critics say. I'm gonna go watch the movie with my brother anyways.

Despite the fact that Satoru Iwata passed away recently, this song makes me so happy, especially when Mr. McGroove sings it.

I prefer either Masahiro Sakurai or Shigesato Itoi.

@Captain_Toad Exactly what I was thinking! Wow. Smash TV sure was addictive.