you haven't even seen the damn screen yetI hope that it's not the Labo team doing this, because Labo was a thousand times more interesting than this... thing.
you haven't even seen the damn screen yetI hope that it's not the Labo team doing this, because Labo was a thousand times more interesting than this... thing.
It's better that way, the market would be boring if everyone would just do the same popular stuff.If there is one word that describes Nintendo, it's "unpredictable."
I agree. For better or for worse, Nintendo always just does their own thing.It's better that way, the market would be boring if everyone would just do the same popular stuff.
One is not subsuming the otherJust in time for the new Switch model that lacks separate Joycons and a dock - here's a new platform that requires a docked Switch with disconnected Joycons.
My dreams of a Switch Pro were dashed as quickly as they were ignited :/
This is a very mature reaction to a peice of fitness software.
some of y'all must have the strongest senses of shameThe consistent failure of actors involved in such videos like this not to think "hmm... will this look stupid on camera?" continues to astound me. lol.
Hahaha this!!! Bring it Nintendo!
Would you really gonna turn down a pay day on the off chance someone recognizes you doing something stupid in a commercial?The consistent failure of actors involved in such videos like this not to think "hmm... will this look stupid on camera?" continues to astound me. lol.
If there is one word that describes Nintendo, it's "unpredictable."
It's possible that Nintendo felt that the Direct wasn't the right time/right place to reveal this new IP. And I doubt The Game Awards - which appeals more to hardcore gaming enthusiasts - would be the smartest place to announce it either.
It's complicated. On paper, it features ideas and concepts that sound like it could appeal to most Nintendo fans. However, maybe the execution of those ideas/concepts could lean more casual? It's difficult to say who the target audience is without seeing the game.
This was Mystery game #4, and I'm glad it's still releasing this year. It's from the Labo team. Now ya'll see why when you asked if it was aimed at casuals or enthusiasts, I was a bit hesitant to answer that question. Supposedly it has really nice graphics (for a family game, that is)? The Labo team worked on it, but there's staff from other parts of EPD involved as well.
Here's what I wrote earlier this morning on this forum.
I can't believe Nintendo vindictively shifted away resources from [YOUR FAVOURITE NICHE SERIES] to this.
How DARE them.