RantingThespian

This was the best E3 Nintendo has had in years! The only negative part was the bland presentation by Kit and Krysta. Other than that, it was pure awesomeness.

Sony and Microsoft didn't stand a chance.

I upgraded from the Wii to the Wii U.

I have no plans or desire to get a PS4 or XBox One at all. I am happy with my Wii U and 3DS.

2 separate METROID games confirmed to be in development?!?!?

That's fine by me.

To be honest, Bayonetta wowed me more than I thought! Then the inclusion of Bayonetta 1 along with Nintendo costumes, I was left speechless!

Don't care, I'm getting the physical version if this.

Also, when can I preorder it?!?!?!

As for getting used to the controls, just put in the training/practice mode that you had for the N64. A few run throughs in that will have newbies ready in no time!

Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!

To whoever created these: may your nightmares be filled with blue shells.

I remember using the feather in Battle Mode on SMK and getting stuck outside the borders of the track!

That was always irritating, lol!

I am interested in Watch Dogs, but I am much more interested in Mario Kart 8.

Also, I am waiting for the Wii U version of Watch Dogs.

. . . . um, no.

Yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes, and YES!!!!

More courses and the return of Battle Arenas!

Anyone who thinks 2D games can't be scary and intense, go play Limbo.

3DS Metroid or FZero and info on YARN YOSHI!

I never played any of the Dynasty Warriors games.

But, I am definitely getting this.

I'm very sadden by the lack of Arenas. In fact this has now made me very worried about MK8. My favorite memories of every MK installment have been the battles in the Arenas with my friends (especially Block Fort and Double Decker in MK64).

I don't mind them trying something new, but to just not include Arenas at all? I think it's a big mistake.

Why?!?!?!?!?!

This is a horrible idea! Why can't we have battle modes like Mario Kart 7 had!?

Only if you guys either give it a 9 or 10.

@ToneDeath
That is what Rare says. Rare has stated that the DK in the DK Country series (and subsequently in all other appearances) is the grown up version of DK Jr.

I still have my old grey clunky Game Boy. It's been through hell and back . . . and it still works!

YES YES YES YES YES YES!

Again, I report that Armikrog. is moving along at breakneck speed, and will be on the Wii U eshop later this year!

Please tell me she is a mute in this game . . . and that I can pummel her over the head with an ugly stick.

I will be very disappointed if it turns out to be another 3DS game. 3D World was great, but it wasn't that innovative, and didn't show off all that the Wii U can do.

This better be a new 3D Mario game like SM64, Sunshine, or the Galaxy games.

I have been watching the building of Armikrog. on the "Chumpy Cam" and talking directly with the makers on their private message board.

You are all going to be blown away with Armikrog.

. . . and I mean BLOWN AWAY!!!!!!!!

Armikrog. is well on its way to the Wii U (and of course PC) this year.

The crew is currently hard at work building sets and recording all the stop motion animation for the game. Pencil Test Studios (Ed, Mike, Lu, and the rest) has already created the whole game in "Pencil Test" form. Music is currently being written by Terry S Taylor, and audio recording with all the actors will be happening in about a month.

Lu, Ed, and Mike hard at work

I want 8 of the 10, especially Mario Kart 8, Smash Bros, and Bayonetta 2!

I will buy this the second it becomes available. I adore the Oddworld series!

I love Quake 1, 2, and 3. But, the N64 versions were a let down. They just can't compare to the PC versions. I'd rather play Goldeneye, Turok 2, Turok 3, or Perfect Dark.

I've been a fan of Luigi since SMB on the NES. Maybe it is because I am the younger brother, and I was always player 2 on almost a every game.

I will always believe Luigi is superior to Mario, and will always be green at heart.

Does this include BEATLES: ROCKBAND?

I've always felt it was about isolation.

These guys have inspired me to create my own amazingly fun 3DS game!

Toilet Scrubber 3D!!!

@Tsuchinoko
I liked it a lot!

This score makes baby Yoshi cry.

@TeeJay
Corker is good. Hence taking a cork out of a bottle of champaign in celebration.

I actually loved Yoshi's Story. I never found it too easy, and I adored the looks.

Slide!

Everything from Mega Man to X to Power Battle to Battle & Chase to Zero to ZX to Battle Network to Star Force to Legends to Soccer to Battle & Chase to the Game Boy titles and anything I missed in one collection PLEASE!

Oh, and a new game would be nice.

@CorporalPegasus I have nothing against mobile games. Heck, I am typing this on my iPad (which has many games on it, as so does my android phone and tablet)

What I don't like is the idea that Nintendo porting games that were designed with controls that can't be replicated with a touch screen (Capcom and Sega have tried . . . and it is not the same). I also don't like the idea of Nintendo using its major brands and watering them down just for quick mobile games (which is why I dislike the Rayman games for mobile).

I am against Nintendo giving into the naysayers, ruining their amazing games just to make a few bucks on mobile devices, only to have their games then forgotten 2 months later.

Angry PIKMIN!

I would get this only if the VS. Mode worked.

Sadly, I will not be getting this.

My favorites have been:

Pikmin 3
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Lego City: Undercover

I've played 9:

Batman: Arkham City
Lego City: Undercover
New Super Mario Bros U
Zombi U
Nintendo Land
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD
Pikmin 3
Super Mario 3D World

I consider Yoshi's Story as the real sequel to Yoshi's Island, and Yoshi's Island DS as the sequel to that.

Basically Bayonetta 2 was not going to happen. So Nintendo swooped in and saved the day. So if it wasn't for Nintendo and the Wii U, Bayonetta 2 wouldn't exist.

I have never played the original Bayonetta, but I am going to buy Bayonetta 2 immediately when it comes out.

@Lunapplebloom
Yeah, the older series is a bit . . . dated. It's like comparing Star Trek and Star Trek: the Next Generation. However, the actors playing the Doctor are much better than the actor who played Kirk (I disliked Shatner in the series, but I learned to love him in the movies).

You may not want to go back to the very beginning of Doctor Who when revisiting the classics. The old series really hit it's stride with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Doctors. Sadly, the series started to take a nosedive during the 6th Doctor's era. I do not blame Colin Baker (the 6th Doctor), but I blame the BBC. The head of the BBC at that time hated Doctor Who, and was looking for ways to get it off the air. It started to redeem itself with the 7th Doctor's last year . . . but then it got the axe. The TV movie in 1996 was alright (the Master's portrayal I think wasn't handled well), but Paul McGann did a wonderful job as the Doctor. Sadly his only other screen time was on the mini episode that was made for the 50th Anniversary. However, he's been doing audio stories as the 8th Doctor for years (which he is still doing).

When it came back in 2005, I was relieved that they weren't "rebooting" it. They were just continuing it. The show reboots itself every 4-5 years, anyways. New Doctor, new companions, new story arcs. It's survived so long because of how it can change and adapt with the times, and the central character keeps changing.

I could keep talking about Doctor Who . . . but I'll stop for now.