I know! Mario Galaxy OST available this Friday! (I'm joking and serious at the same time)
I know! Mario Galaxy OST available this Friday! (I'm joking and serious at the same time)
Sim City was actually a first party game developed by EAD! Nintendo needs to get the licensing rights back from EA. I'd love to play that again on Switch.I get that people are always gonna be excited for and begging for the first party mega hits, but there are so many other interesting games I hope we get.
Actraiser, Populous, Uniracers, King of the Monsters, Gradius, Sim City, Chrono Trigger, Turtles in Time, etc.
Collection ends in March. GB this month would have meant nothing till next sept. Mario 35 is the big NSO add this year and it also ends in March. There's a limited number of first party Snes games left. SM64 in the collection is a revamped and improved emulator from Nerd who makes the emulators for NSO. Odds are decentWhy in the world would this make you think "n64 in march", as opposed to "n64 not happening"?
Sim City was actually a first party game developed by EAD! Nintendo needs to get the licensing rights back from EA. I'd love to play that again on Switch.
Hmmmm. Enticing thought. Although I think the only real substantial point is the new emulators built by NERD. Not sure if anything you said specifically implies an N64 NSO app is coming in March.Collection ends in March. GB this month would have meant nothing till next sept. Mario 35 is the big NSO add this year and it also ends in March. There's a limited number of first party Snes games left. SM64 in the collection is a revamped and improved emulator from Nerd who makes the emulators for NSO. Odds are decent
We got a game called SCAT before Earthbound Beginnings on Wii U.
They'll be calling you Rip Van Winkle
and TerranigmaI get that people are always gonna be excited for and begging for the first party mega hits, but there are so many other interesting games I hope we get.
Actraiser, Populous, Uniracers, King of the Monsters, Gradius, Sim City, Chrono Trigger, Turtles in Time, etc.
Now there's a good SNES update. I really hope that these can become monthly again.
You missed Illusion of Gaia.
I hope I didn't seem like a Debby Downer, but I really wanna play those two games without having to resort to my cfw n2dsxl. Lol
Nintendo has released it multiple times, including on the SNES Classic. It'll come to NSO.The only game I want is Super Mario RPG
Do we know if Nintendo can release the game, or does Square-Enix holds the license?
no, I hear you. I love those games. I just don't think SE will release any FF titles on NSO (or Chrono Trigger).I hope I didn't seem like a Debby Downer, but I really wanna play those two games without having to resort to my cfw n2dsxl. Lol
Oh, right. I forgot.Nintendo has released it multiple times, including on the SNES Classic. It'll come to NSO.
yesThe only game I want is Super Mario RPG
Do we know if Nintendo can release the game, or does Square-Enix holds the license?
Nintendo has released it multiple times, including on the SNES Classic. It'll come to NSO.
no, I hear you. I love those games. I just don't think SE will release any FF titles on NSO (or Chrono Trigger).
Yeah and FF1 was on the NES Classic. But like Castlevania, Contra, and Mega Man, I see FF getting its own separate releases on the eShop.FF6 was also on snes classic, but I somehow doubt it will ever come to NSO. At least there's Live a Live coming potentially.
Yes, that too ;)
I would like to know what happened to Tomoyoshi Miyazaki.I do wonder why Square-Enix won't re-release the Quintet Trilogy on modern consoles.
Is it more lost source code? I figured that would be in better shape since those were originally Enix titles not Square titles. Maybe Nintendo can step in again like with the Mana Collection. They clearly save EVERYTHING.
S.C.A.T. is great, wonder if we'll get any of their other games Natsume made or published like Dragon Fighter, Shatterhand, Power Blade 1&2.
I do wonder why Square-Enix won't re-release the Quintet Trilogy on modern consoles.
Is it more lost source code? I figured that would be in better shape since those were originally Enix titles not Square titles. Maybe Nintendo can step in again like with the Mana Collection. They clearly save EVERYTHING.
Collection ends in March. GB this month would have meant nothing till next sept. Mario 35 is the big NSO add this year and it also ends in March. There's a limited number of first party Snes games left. SM64 in the collection is a revamped and improved emulator from Nerd who makes the emulators for NSO. Odds are decent
With the partners we have on NSO already there's a good 40-50 great candidates actually for NSO, Konami alone brings a ton to the table throw in Snowboard kids 1/2 from atlus(sega sammy support already), and a number of other random third party holdings. Plus the 20 or so first party gamesI'm pretty confident all of Natsume Inc's games will hit NSO, since we're almost at all of them. Only missing Harvest Moon and we caught up on Wii VC titles.
Hopefully we get the Taito ones they published like Lufia II and Pocky/Rocky. I'd object to Natsume Atari published games like Abadox and Power Blade coming out since Natsume atari don't self publish normally, but this NSO release in JP is from them... So maybe we have a shot.
Enix doesn't really exist in Square's head, but I think I heard that for the first Quintet game, the soundtrack to it is fully owned by the composer so the game itself can't come out without clearing that legal hurdle. Unsure about the other two. But they could at least throw us Actraiser like on wii...
I don't think N64 NSO is gonna be a thing. The emulator for 3DAS is promising but they'd still have barely any games to use it on outside of like, twenty. I think we'd get a collection more than a NSO service. GB is probably more likely and I assume it got delayed for COVID or something, or Nintendo is able to squeeze more out of NSO SNES for a bit longer. Absolutely no NSO for GCN/Wii, that's for sure.
I would like to know what happened to Tomoyoshi Miyazaki.
What ever happened to Tomoyoshi Miyazaki (Quintet)?
Tomoyoshi Miyazaki co-founded (with Masaya Hashimoto) Quintet in the late 80s. He is responsible for the design/scenario of most Quintet games, but he vanished as mysteriously as Quintet did in early 2000. They were responsible for games such as: ActRaiser Soul Blazer ActRaiser 2 Illusion of...www.resetera.com
Enix doesn't really exist in Square's head, but I think I heard that for the first Quintet game, the soundtrack to it is fully owned by the composer so the game itself can't come out without clearing that legal hurdle. Unsure about the other two. But they could at least throw us Actraiser like on wii...
I get that people are always gonna be excited for and begging for the first party mega hits, but there are so many other interesting games I hope we get.
Actraiser, Populous, Uniracers, King of the Monsters, Gradius, Sim City, Chrono Trigger, Turtles in Time, etc.
First time for super picross in US at least, OG gameboy picross was released stateside.