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Cadence of Hyrule confirmed for June 2019, new gameplay
- Thread starter Atheerios
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I love the Sheikah jukebox.
The boulder bit suggests there's some puzzles.
Man, starting in June my Switch is gonna get so much use. Mario Maker 2, Cadence of Hyrule, Fire Emblem in July, Astral Chain in August, Dragon Quest XI in September, and Luigi's Mansion 3, Animal Crossing, Pokemon, and more coming towards the end of the year.
The fact that this is a even a thing continues to blow my mind. Really hope Nintendo continues to lend their IPs - Rabbids and Mario is one of the best titles of this gen, and I have no doubt this will be a treat.
Spring lasts till June 21st.
Looks and sounds great. This soundtrack will be amazing.
This is why I'd prefer if companies just said Q2. It's what they mean, and yeah, while technically spring goes into June, June has always felt like summer to me.
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That's really dependent on what country you're in. June is considered summer here.
For all intents and purposes, announcements like these follow the astronomical seasons.
I wish this was my kind of game, because it looks amazing. Sadly, it is definitely not my kind of game. I'm sure it will be great though.
I never played Crypt of the Necrodancer but I love the look of this, don't know how enjoyable the gameplay is though. Is it randomly generated maps or handcrafted?
Have you ever played Crypt of the Necrodancer?
It doesn't get old.
You're right. This happens every year though; we're told a game is coming in 'spring' but they use the astronomical calendar loophole rather than just following the meteorological calendar like normal people. Annoys me every time.
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Normal people use astronomical calendar. If your school/culture/country teach you the other way, it's not developer's fault.
Normal people use astronomical calendar. If your school/culture/country teach you the other way, it's not developer's fault.
Seems like one of those weird American anachronisms, like imperial measurement and mm/dd/yyyy
LOL at astronomical calendar loophole. I've never seen a Japanese dev or publisher not use the astronomical definition for release dates. It's what one should always expect.
There wouldn't be any confusion if publishers would stop releasing stuff as late in a window as they possibly can while still getting to say it's coming in that time frame. If you say Spring but your game comes out after all the trees are already green you should have just said June.
No man, haven't you heard, the American way is always normal and everyone else is wrong.
I learned the seasons as a kid and they lined up nice and neatly with the months. Equinox are all fine and good but I'm still going to be anoyed every time.
How so ? Spring starts around ~march 20, and ends around ~june 20.
I don't know why so many people on this forum always assume that june is summer and september is autumn lol
I'm like pounding my head on a desk right now at some of these comments. This is what Nintendo has always used. Summer starts June 21. Now people are saying summer starts June 1st lol.
You have this mentality of summer = hot but it just means that days are getting shorter while staying longer than nights. This way it still makes sense in or near the tropics where it's probably mildly hot all year long but days length still changes a bit during the year.
Kids in other places learn the astronomical definition. They don't need to adapt when reading release dates but you need to.