MarkyVigoroth

deliberately remains the last one on the screen

i need new pants

I thought that Nintendo- would release DETAILS ABOUT the NX this year, not the NX itself...
...either Nintendo- wanted this to be a huge surprise (even to the hardcore gamers!) or Nintendo- was going to release a prototype this year.

Maybe this would be part of the account system of the NX. In this case, this would be a re-release of an old title.

If not, then... KING K ROOL!!

I wondered back then about what happened...
On the trailer itself, I was pleasantly surprised at how freaking... lively Pikatyu- was. I mean, he was not 'detailed' or 'realistic', but still 'lively'... fitting with the live-action. (Think of how that Substitute Doll was in Super Smash Bros. 4.)

...too bad that GameStop is going to close in Puerto Rico this March...

I saw him in that microgame in WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame$!

Me, if the metaphor was true, then the metaphor tells of a good thing. Even if you die, the nearness to perfection would benefit others tonnes. After all, washing machines, freerers of women everywhere, were capitalistic pursuits.

Even if the game was any good... digging through a corpse? In the words of No Filter Fox: 'barf'.

Other than Incoming! is there any game that got 1/10?

(Sofa!)

The question is... WHICH games? I would like to see a remaster of the oft-overlooked Zelda 2. Super Mario Bros 3, given the value of the game, is also a great contender.

I wonder if this technique is simply Nintendo- pushing 'darling' GameCube games on is, regardless of what the consumers REALLY want.

@BulbasaurusRex ...Revolution Controller, maybe?

This is also besides the point, but I noticed that Omanyte's shell looks actually shiny. In fact, the Pokémon art in general appears revised.

@MartinLindaCZ Why no Rock, though?

'The intimidating nature of the screen layout and slightly strange methods used for completing your songs means that this probably isn't the best bet for someone who is hoping to try out electronic music composition for the first time.'
What would be my best bet, then?

...agar.io?

...agar.io?

The Baron (and, to a lesser extent, his father) has excellent taste in fashion and facial hair, actually.

I honestly believe that Nintendo- did the right thing by restraining Super Mario Bros. 3 to consoles. After all, this game was a console-seller and therefore would have directed customers away from the NES if this was released through the computers that a lot of people probably already have had.

I can finally let myself look at Volcanion after deliberately avoiding him (mostly) in Bulbapedia.

I STILL wish that they stayed with the original direction. (This is reminding me of that time when the makers of Hyrule Warriors were not allowed to make their game more true to the original The Legend of Zelda series!) I am now hoping that fans would make a fan-game that is a TRUE cross-over with Fire Emblem and Megami Tensei!
...if they insist on making this Persona Art Online, though, I wish there would be a Gleam-Eyes Performa in the 'new' game.

Rytmik Ultimate got barely anything...

To me, this generation was backwards. The 1st introduced us to this fabulous world of Pokémon. The 2nd one brought up our hypes and delivered with 'everything new'. The 3rd generation brought strong change not just in the games, but also in the Trading Card game (from Wizards of the Coast to Nintendo-) and even in the producing more spin-offs. The 4th generation seems mediocre and largely derivative to me.

Phil Spencer is essentially saying 'I want Nintendo- to lose.'
https://seanmalstrom.wordpress.com/2015/09/28/email-notice-how-the-competitors-like-the-wii-u/

I can see why Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam is not a strong seller...

King K Rool...

I really dislike their shutting down the downloads. The modification was excellent. I even played the mod quite a few times!
I can understand their development issues, though; having a project in development limbo is not exactly a pleasant idea, especially when the source dried up. I prefer having a 'final' release than just wait forever.

Honestly, especially given at how much Pokemon games usually cost, 10 USD is still very cheap.

@DarkmarkUnited I suspect that that was deleted data from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga where characters of other IPs cameod in the cafe.

Aiyah! The bearded(?) Groudon was right!
I was surprised that link functionality was added!
I am surprised that people actually hated on this announcement. Me, these games, despite their pain in playing, formed the foundation of the entire franchise and therefore deserve to be released, first.
...even so, playing these games was still painful (Even Pokemon Silver was more comfortable!). I would only buy these if enough people buy these games in the real world, thus justifying link battles.
I think that the Generation 2 games would be next... though shaneoh's comment woke me up to the fact that the Time Capsule would be an issue...

I like Pokemon and Picross... this being a free title makes things better.
The fact that there was once going to be a Pokemon Picross game through the GameBoy makes this announcement more interesting...

I have some great expectations of the release of the game here in the Americas. The problem is that Mother 1 already had an English translation available (in the 'Earthbound Zero' leak), while no such official translation came out to Mother 3...
...unless Nintendo- takes up Tomato's offer of taking Tomato's unofficial translation of the game.

Aiyah! I remember wanting Puck-Man, Mii, and Cloud Strife to be in the game!
...at this point, I would not be totatally surprised if Gojiira, despite being a film character, was in the game.
This gives hopes that King K Rool would be in the game, though. I mean, given the popularity of Cloud Strife, King K Rool would be possible.
I echo people here: Cloud appeared in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories from the GameBoy Adavnce, qualifying the 'Nintendo- appearance' requirement. (Besides, was not Final Fantasy VII once going to be through the Nintendo- 64?)

Fufufu... I am playing Pokemon Silver while I read this article!

Seriously, I remember the Joy I got getting hype over the new 100 Pokemon and the new types, them ending up stimulating the imagination of mine. (I even thought that, if I figured out what the entire Annon alphabet meant, I would be a Pokemon Master!) The hype was quite early; my earliest memory of Pokemon was me seeing the Farfetch'd microanimation from the VCR of Pokemon: the 1st Movie at ToysЯUs, hence I got into the series at the border between the generations. (Right now, though, the Pokemon from Generation 2 felt different... not the same Joy I got from the previous generation... Is this the '1st love' effect?)

Yes; I got figurative nosebleeds (and some Fear and Surprise) from the Hyper Beam animation. Speaking of animations, I remember thinking that the way the games would upgrade the graphics would be having trainers get animations. (Back then, I found difficult that the graphics could get any better; Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire being quite some time away.)

I also felt excitement from the new Types... though this started the 'Light Type' controversy... (Myself, alongside Light, I thought that Nintendo- would make a Rainbow Type because the Rainbow Energy had its own symbol in the TCG back then!)

I heartily agree with how Gold and Silver improved upon Red and Blue. I remember not playing the first-generation games much, me starting on Pokemon Silver. After playing Pokemon Red in its entirety this year, an experience that I expected to be pure Joy was, in reality, mixed with Disgust and Anger. The moves, while plentiful, were still too small in number per type. I mean, I felt that there were too little POKEMON per type, Dragon types notwithstanding! Also, the general interface felt so uncomfortable. While Pokemon Silver had its own flaws (Fury Cutter being the closest to a decent Bug move!), the game was so much better than the previous generation.

I reiterate the time thing. Back then, I did not have a wristwatch nor those fancy cellular telephones from back then (which were less advanced than those from Nippon, not that I, a youngster at the time, was appropriate with one), hence my Pokemon Silver game WAS my 'wristwatch!' I did appreciate the time features... though there were a few moments of Anger that resulted from them... Also, I actually enjoyed the telephone calls... though I do not recall Youngster Joey from being that annoying...

The exploration (of both regions)... that had Joy, location-wise and music-wise. I even enjoyed the Generation 2 remixes better than the Generation 1 originals! (I do not deny the points of Anger from the HM obstacles, though...) The chasing Legendary Beasts was Disgust leading into the Sadness of resignation that I would never catch those beasts, though...

Do we not remember Karen's words from this generation... about playing with your favourites? (Back then' I did not understand what she meant.) Nowdays, in the remixes of the Generation 3 games, a gentleman talks about how we trainers eventually have to pick function above all else in Pokemon. I wonder about that zeitgeist...

I remember when someone non-seriously suggested the name 'Nintendo... Life?' (No; really, who was that person?) I also remember when the new website got a question that said 'Is this an April Fool's joke?' only to have NintendoLife say 'That's what you hope.'

Let me elaborate: the graphics had their best appearance here... quite soft-looking while 'stabilising'. The Natures and double battles added better dimensions to battling. Our Pokemon could relearn moves! The Contests added a pleasant yet immersive addition to the Pokemon world. The world was great, having what I found a good balance of water and land. Even the berry system was excellent! I even liked the e-Reader functionality!

Of course, later titles added great things: better moves of every type, the Fairy type, restoration of the Day-Night system, wireless interaction... even the Dream World/Online world! I just like this generation the most.

Oh, yes! I actually find this one the richest!

@Swamp-Marsh-Mud By 'overstaying their welcome', I mean that, despite the new Pokemon, the games have been getting rather repetitive. Even the new lands and incremental improvements of mechanics are not sufficient in stopping the 'rehashed' feeling of these games.

Seeing how Hideo meant the series to be a deconstruction of the series (see: Metal Gear Solid 1 and Metal Gear Solid 2), if Hideo leaves, this phenomenon would be an ultimate deconstruction.

No, thank you. I am just fine with RetroPie and making my own stuff.

/increduluous/ NOW you want to support Nintendo-? I know that you outright refused to support the Nintendo- Entertainment System until your shareholders threatened to abandon you.

I wonder if Sony and Microsoft would copy Splatoon, given the popularity of the game... They already copied the Revolution Controller...

Either way, I fear that Nintendo- is just trying to follow the 'dudebro' gamer, Michael Patcher, and numerous third-parties. Nintendo- did do its own thing in very much all of its consoles: the NES introduced the D-Pad alongside gaming in general to a landscape that preferred computers over consoles; the N64 was Nintendo- obsessing over 3D, the GameCube was self-fanservice, the Revolution not only reintroduced gaming to former gamers and never-gamers but also introduced a feasible motion controller. The Cafe went back with the self-fanservice. The GameBoy brought affordable (not just up-front) portable gaming to others. The 1DS was Nintendo- playing with technology while the 3DS was more 3D self-fanservice. Even so, did anyone notice that the GameCube switched to discs after criticism that the N64 failed due to its dependence on consoles, or again, that the Cafe switched to HD after criticism that the Revolution 'needed' HD?

@KingMike ...I was mentioning CARTRIDGE connectors, not CONTROLLER connectors.

@Mario_maniac I am surprised and relieved. I have been worried about the state of Hudson consoles though the Virtual Console service due to Hudson being bankrupt and Konami buying the company.

I guess I am not the only one who thinks that Nintendo- should hire more people... I wonder if the cost in wages would be worth the effort, though...

The Western versions are so much better. They may be fictional, but I expect a certain level and type(s) of comfort in the games I play. (6ch6ris6 is still right in the fact that even the Western versions are still 'inappropiate'.)

If Viz Media was true, then that is more telling on how far Pokemon has fallen. I still enjoy the main seires, but, after Pokemon Emerald, the series has stagnated in the main series. (At least Game Freak has gotten spin-offs... but those may be overstaying their welcome...)

@Snader According to someone who commented on the previous article, the Super Famicom and the Super Nintendo- have the same connectors, whereas the Famicom does not share one with the Nintendo-. This console, emphasising the Nipponese market, decided to focus on the Nipponese consoles. In other words, support of the Super Nintendo- was more or less an accident.

I think he is going too far. Smartphones are actually micro-computers first that just happen to play games. (People who had to struggle with touch controls can testify to this.) Nintendo- should just try to go back to making software relevant to everyone's (not just males in the adolescent and young-adult category) lives.

I really hope that I could get them through the US shop. After all, I predict that Sega would put up these in the eShop, yet I want both versions with me.

If you have to go through such lengths in explaining a game, then the game is not good.

...'happiness pellets'?