@kobashi100 because by all intents and purposes, it's a starfox game, with starfox characters in it. i know they aren't in the other versions, but still. just like mrkb was a switch exclusive, this should have followed in the same vein. they could have put that out on other consoles without the mushroom kingdom clang afterall
don't care about nes games. i've been playing them for 30 years. i just want a modern, stable backend network service where i can easily play with my mates from over the world, and i want it integrated in 1st AND 3rd party games just as well too, like fifa etc. be cool to have a community section of the switch firmware where you can see who it online, send messages, view stats etc etc etc, but there's just no way nintendo is gonna do all that
this is happening and there's nothing anyone can do about it. about 10 years ago (maybe more) a colleague said to me that the future is subscription based. "no one will own anything digitally any more", he said, "everyone will pay a monthly fee for access to vast libraries of content.". i pretty much laughed in his face. not only was that a massive change in the way society works, but would require a technical infrastructure i could not perceive back that. then the cloud computing boom happened. now look - who buys music any more? who buys books? these people are few and far between. games are the next medium to follow in this trend. games are a more complex media due to having to them being interactive and bigger file sizes etc, but trust me; this is happening. 10 years from now, every game will be available via subscription services, and we will look back at owning games as something so alien, much like we look at owning music today.
They need to bring back miiverse and merge it with the store. Build a community of discussion around games. Make it searchable, categorisable, with ratings and opinions. Drive engagement via miiverse with direct links to games where you can buy them there and then. This will vastly improve the experience imho
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Re: Nintendo Wants To Be An Entertainment Company, Rather Than A Gaming One
"... as we’re driven to make money" - wow. we all know this, but is rare for a senior exec to be quite so blunt about it
Re: Hands On: Starlink: Battle for Atlas Feels More Like A Star Fox Game Every Time We Play It
@kobashi100 yeah your probably right
Re: Hands On: Starlink: Battle for Atlas Feels More Like A Star Fox Game Every Time We Play It
@kobashi100 because by all intents and purposes, it's a starfox game, with starfox characters in it. i know they aren't in the other versions, but still. just like mrkb was a switch exclusive, this should have followed in the same vein. they could have put that out on other consoles without the mushroom kingdom clang afterall
Re: Hands On: Starlink: Battle for Atlas Feels More Like A Star Fox Game Every Time We Play It
this should have been a switch exclusive
Re: Random: Katamari Director Wasn't Impressed With Mario Or Zelda On Switch
Keita who?
Re: Nintendo Switch Now Supports Digital Game Sharing, But There's A Catch
this is a game changer. what a lovely suprise
Re: Soapbox: Why I'm Not Excited About Playing NES Games On The Nintendo Switch
i absolutely 101% agree with every word in this article
Re: Talking Point: It's September And We Still Don't Know Enough About Nintendo Online
don't care about nes games. i've been playing them for 30 years. i just want a modern, stable backend network service where i can easily play with my mates from over the world, and i want it integrated in 1st AND 3rd party games just as well too, like fifa etc. be cool to have a community section of the switch firmware where you can see who it online, send messages, view stats etc etc etc, but there's just no way nintendo is gonna do all that
Re: Miyamoto Regrets Design Choices Made During Development Of Super Mario Run
i played this game to death and loved every second. i wouldn't change a thing about it
Re: Shigeru Miyamoto Urges Game Developers To Embrace Subscription-Based Services
this is happening and there's nothing anyone can do about it. about 10 years ago (maybe more) a colleague said to me that the future is subscription based. "no one will own anything digitally any more", he said, "everyone will pay a monthly fee for access to vast libraries of content.". i pretty much laughed in his face. not only was that a massive change in the way society works, but would require a technical infrastructure i could not perceive back that. then the cloud computing boom happened. now look - who buys music any more? who buys books? these people are few and far between. games are the next medium to follow in this trend. games are a more complex media due to having to them being interactive and bigger file sizes etc, but trust me; this is happening. 10 years from now, every game will be available via subscription services, and we will look back at owning games as something so alien, much like we look at owning music today.
Re: Random: How Much Would It Cost To Buy A House In Breath Of The Wild In Real Life?
@Kimyonaakuma true, but i'd love to hang my ancient spear on the wall
Re: Random: How Much Would It Cost To Buy A House In Breath Of The Wild In Real Life?
someone has too much time on their hands ...
Re: FIFA 19 Improvements Will Be Immediately Noticeable In Switch Version
the only update i want it the ability to play against my friends online. don't care about anything else
Re: Nindies Respond To Nintendo Releasing High Volume Of Games On Switch eShop
They need to bring back miiverse and merge it with the store. Build a community of discussion around games. Make it searchable, categorisable, with ratings and opinions. Drive engagement via miiverse with direct links to games where you can buy them there and then. This will vastly improve the experience imho
Re: Review: SteamWorld Heist: Ultimate Edition (Switch eShop)
Great game, but no way it's a 9. Finished it on 3DS. No plans to revisit.