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Re: Poll: What Did You Think of Nintendo's E3?

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Anybody else think that Nintendo prob held back a game or two from being unveiled? My only worries is that the Wii U schedule for this summer is pretty bare bones. 3DS is also kinda hurting.....lots of 2015, not so much 2014.

Don't get me wrong though, great presentation in general, kudos for sure.

Re: Review: Super Mario Advance 3: Yoshi's Island (Wii U eShop / Game Boy Advance)

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One of my fav games of all time, regardless of genre.....this is pretty much a masterpiece, and although very different, I prefer this title over Super Mario World.

This biggest area where New Yoshi's Island stumbled was the level design IMO. It was all very linear, point A to point B stuff, pretty uninspired, the original, on the other hand, has some of the best 2D platform levels ever........as in ever.

Re: Review: Kirby: Triple Deluxe (3DS)

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What's up with IGN giving Yoshi's New Island a 7.9 and Kirby TD a 6?
New Island was a piece of dog poo, only reinforced by playing the original Yoshi's Island on the VC. Kirby on the other hand, while rarely ground breaking, is always enjoyable.

Re: NPD Results Bring Solid 3DS Numbers as Wii U Struggles

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The Dreamcast had sold more copies then the Wii U at this point in its comparative lifespan, ugh. Nintendo should make the Wii U a 4 year console, like the Saturn and Xbox, the U has failed the catch the consumer bases attention to any significant degree.

Re: Talking Point: The Timing of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Direct Raises Expectations

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If it was not for the 2013 January Nintendo Direct, the 2013 E3 would have had quite a few surprises outside of DKC: TF and Zelda: ALBW......so I'm optimistic that Nintendo still has a few surprises left in order to full up the second half of the year. For sure the 3DS must have something new in the works, like a Metroid title or a remake of Majora's Mask, given that both have been teased.

Re: Video: A Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze TV Commercial Swings Into North America

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I don't think this is a bad commercial at all, Nintendo's main target audience is kids and teens, not 20 some year old guys. The add nicely focuses on the game itself, instead of showing a bunch of Wiimotes and gamepads (which just confuses people), and although it's a little cheesy, it's all in reason and not just plain embarrassing like some of the earlier Wii U adverts. Keep this kind of stuff up N, the 3D never sold the 3DS, it was the games, and that applies to the Wii U as well.

Re: A Third-Party "Secret Developer" Gives an Inside Story of Working on Wii U

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I realize it’s “Mr. secret developer”, but do you think Eurogamer would publish it if they knew it was complete BS.?

The guy isn’t even hostile towards Nintendo, he comes off credible, and why would he say he works for X or X company when he doesn’t want to hurt relations nor possibly lose his job from his head shed? He probably just knows somebody at Eurogamer, he was explaining the situation to them, and they say, “cool beans, can you write me a article on that?, and we will keep your identity hidden”. Happens all the time.

I’m just saying, for the people who are saying this article is BS, your kinda putting your head in the sand. The lack of third party support from numerous developers (not just EA, etc), indicates that probably quite a few developers / companies feel the same way.

Re: A Third-Party "Secret Developer" Gives an Inside Story of Working on Wii U

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Yup, it’s all fake and make believe, Eurogamer (the guys who called Super Mario Galaxy the #1 title of the 7th gen) just has a vendetta against the Wii U, and they decided to risk their credibility so they could make Nintendo look bad.

Look, Nintendo is an amazing developer, but they have made same big mistakes with the Wii U, stop being “this has to be fake, etc. etc.”, just look at the release schedule, outside of a couple of titles from Ubi and Activision, with Slightly Mad, mostly every other developer is skipping the console wholesale under current conditions.

Nintendo f’ed up a bit, that’s not saying the Wii U is the next Atari Jaguar, because it isn’t, but hopefully Nintendo learns from their mistakes and stops riding the Wii wave which sank a long time ago.