Nah, Bayo 2 had developement updates back in the day. Daemon X Machina has been constantly shown even if we still don't have a concrete release date. And while Town isn't first party, I wouldn't be surprised that Nintendo took care of all the marketing part for Game Freak, which means strong promotion (at least, as strong as you can get for an eshop title)
I cant see any reason why it would be cheaper than other first party software. LA is a lengthier and more content rich game than Pokemon R/B was and Let's Go was full price.
Bayo 2 was published by Nintendo and DxM is also published by Nintendo though. Town isn't being published by Nintendo.
Nah, we don't really need that. That would just confuse and muddle things.
They can use the price they want, it doesn't mean anything.
This thread has been a catch all for all Nintendo published titles. If we separated it then we couldn't talk about Yoshis Crafted World here or Luigi's Mansion 3 and on and on. It would get very confusing.
Does that need an entire thread? The only games this generation to date that fall under that classification is Mario + Rabbids and Starlink (sort-of). And even then Mario + Rabbids was published by Nintendo in Japan.
Stuff like Yoshi, Bayo, Fire Emblem, etc has Nintendo producers and/or directors working on them anyway. There's no useful distinction to be made in terms of first-party discussion.
Yep, if Nintendo is publishing a title they have their hands all over it typically whether its developed by an internal studio like EPD or an external third party.
I doubt that, Nintendo will keep publishing nearly all the titles as they always do which means they are hands-on in the development like Smash Ultimate, Yoshi Crafted World, etc. Not publishing them like Rabbids or Mario & Sonic Olympics are going to continue to be the rare exceptions.
They were talking about movies, theme parks, toys etc. not letting third parties publish titles themselves using Nintendo IP.
Two titles isn't a change from last gen though. There is usually a handful. Not to mention they did publish Rabbids in Japan.
1 - because it's cool
I would imagine that both remakes were complete by around 2017 or early 2018, but Nintendo just sat on them to prolong the life of the 3DS. They stretched the 3DS too far, though, and Bowser's Inside Story fizzled.
It has been announced as an eshop exclusive title yes.
That's disappointing. I thought it was gonna be a full $60 title.
It's gonna be a full game though. Whatever that means.
same here. It was a enjoyable game to sit and play (even though I just played it because I also got it for free)
Most of the rare back catalog is on game pass. It would mean the banjo trilogy, conker, perfect dark, etc would be back on Nintendo hardware with online multiplayer lol
Well, Nate's initial video about the rumor mentioned Ori specifically, so we can look forward to that one at the very least (but Cuphead would also be nice). That, plus the Super Lucky's Tale rumor a bit ago is giving me hope that some (but definitely not all) of the Game Pass games will be ported naively to the Switch instead of just being streamed, which would hopefully include B-K and B-T.
I'd get it for Forza Horizon 4, that game looks legit but it's not enough to warrant an XB1 pitch a se for me.
Super Lucky's Tale isn't owned by MS so that wouldn't count at least
