A M+R sequel would be so good. The original is already a great game as it is but it also has the potential to become even better with another entry that expands on its groundwork.
I played it a lot personally. Tried to do everything I could in these games.It was too good for half an hour, before being shelved ans never touched again. :)
It was my experience with it at least.
OK, Let's say half an hour each time you showed it to someone new.
Very powerful proof of concept though, and the best way to promote wii motion detection. But it was severely lacking depth imo.
agreed. i initially played the first world and i put the game down since it just didn't click with me, then came back months later and finished it and it's in my top 5 switch games. it's just so well made, and i love the characters and the humour. for the sequel i think one area that an improve is the exploration part between the fights. they can put in some better mechanics and puzzles in those.A M+R sequel would be so good. The original is already a great game as it is but it also has the potential to become even better with another entry that expands on its groundwork.
I assume you got the fancy new Smash edition?Just got my Switch Pro Controller today, man this is niiiiiice. A far cry from the Joy Cons (which to be fair are great for mobility). I especially love the HD rumble on these.
Yeah, I'm hoping that will happen. I love Switch's hybrid nature, and want to play every game possible on it. It's come so far , in fact, that I find myself skipping games I'm somewhat interested in because they are not on Switch and I don't feel like I can find the time to play them (happened with DQXI and Shadow of the Tomb Raider this year, for example). Getting AAA games on Switch will make them more accessible to me again, so I am very much rooting for a decent subset of the AAA output to also come to Switch!A few months ago Reggie said that by early 2019 you should be seeing multiplat Switch versions being announced/released at the same time or near the other releases.
As we saw in the Game Awards, that already started happening and next year it will be more prominent.
3rd party wise, 2019 seems already very strong with all those final fantasies, the new doom, mortal kombat 11, crash team racing... just to name a few.of course there wont be AAA 3rd party games for the Switch, but thats not realistic to expect.
And when it comes to 1st party, I trully believe that what we already have announced as a 2019 release makes the next year much better than 2018, so everything else that will be announced will only make this different even bigger.
i'm still in the joycon grip ghetto. any time i want get one i see the price i think it's better if i spend the money on a game. and after like 30 games i still have no pro controller.Just got my Switch Pro Controller today, man this is niiiiiice. A far cry from the Joy Cons (which to be fair are great for mobility). I especially love the HD rumble on these.
bethesda and nintendo should collaborate and bring eternal darkness back. they already have a horror studio and the evil within games didn't do too hot, i imagine that partnership will benefit everybody.I'd like Nintendo to get Bethesda to bring back Star Tropics.
Thinking about it more maybe not them after seeing their work lately...
I'd like Nintendo to get Bethesda to bring back Star Tropics.
Thinking about it more maybe not them after seeing their work lately...
bethesda and nintendo should collaborate and bring eternal darkness back. they already have a horror studio and the evil within games didn't do too hot, i imagine that partnership will benefit everybody.
A M+R sequel would be so good. The original is already a great game as it is but it also has the potential to become even better with another entry that expands on its groundwork.
That is bound to come anyway. My major worry is if it will actually be good.
I think the ship has sailed on that one and can't see Nintendo investing any more dollars into that franchise.
honestly, which publisher isn't open to free moneyIIRC Bethesda did say earlier this year that they'd be open to working on Nintendo exclusives with Nintendo IPs.
I agree with mazi, Eternal Darkness with Tango makes way more sense than Startropics for any of Bethesda's studios.
IIRC Bethesda did say earlier this year that they'd be open to working on Nintendo exclusives with Nintendo IPs.
It'd be cool if Nintendo turned to some indie developers to make smaller Nintendo games. I wished they'd give 2D Metroid to the Shovel Knight guys. They even said if Nintendo asked them they would make a 2D Metroid game.
Yeah. It's probably Mercury Steam. I hope it turns out great. I really liked Samus Returns.
Eh, I don't think that KT are simply going to drop that franchise considering they keep releasing niche games.
bethesda has a japanese subsidiary called tango gameworks, headed by shinji mikami (director and producer of resident evil series, more recently made vanquish with platinum games). the studio has done the two evil within games for bethesda.I don't really know anything about Tango or Bethesda owned a studio called Tango.
is fatal frame fully KT's IP? i never understood how that series works, are the newer games exclusive to nintendo platforms because nintendo is the only one willing to fund them, or is there some kind of exclusivity deal where nintendo has some ownership over the IP?"I think the ship has sailed on that one and can't see Nintendo investing any more dollars into that franchise." KT can do whatever they want if they feel like self-funding and publishing it.
"I think the ship has sailed on that one and can't see Nintendo investing any more dollars into that franchise." KT can do whatever they want if they feel like self-funding and publishing it.
Tango Gamworks aka The Evil Within-makers aka Shinji Mikami's joint aka you really should!I don't really know anything about Tango or Bethesda owned a studio called Tango.
bethesda has a japanese subsidiary called tango gameworks, headed by shinji mikami (director and producer of resident evil series, more recently made vanquish with platinum games). the studio has done the two evil within games for bethesda
i was looking at his wikipedia page and damn, he sure has a great resumeTango Gamworks aka The Evil Within-makers aka Shinji Mikami's joint aka you really should!
it would be a huge get. the only reason i think it has a chance is that their two games didn't do very well sales wise, and bethesda has said they're open to collaborations. if their games were successful as multiplatform pc/ps4/xbo games, i don't think it would make financial sense for bethesda to put them to work on an exclusive game.Interesting. That sounds familiar now. Even better if Nintendo can get them to make Eternal Darkness.
i was looking at his wikipedia page and damn, he sure has a great resume
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinji_Mikami
it would be a huge get. the only reason i think it has a chance is that their two games didn't do very well sales wise, and bethesda has said they're open to collaborations. if their games were successful as multiplatform pc/ps4/xbo games, i don't think it would make financial sense for bethesda to put them to work on an exclusive game.
Don't trust anyone, it's as simple as that.
it would be different from bayonetta, because i imagine bethesda would want to publish the game itself. nintendo would just license the IP to them. it would be more of a M+R situation, a third party publisher making an exclusive for nintendo based on licensed characters/IP and nintendo can publish the game in japan.This is PERFECT. This is the situation Nintendo wants to come into. A group thats games sales haven't been so good even as multiplats (ahem Bayonetta).
Why wouldn't it make sense? Sega does it with Bayonetta 2 and 3. Money is money. Nintendo pays and Bethesda gets their money.
KT owns the Fatal Frame franchise trademark. Nintendo owns all the content and trademarks to Fatal Frame 2 remake, Fatal Frame 4 and Fatal Frame 5. They also fully own the related Spirit Camera IP.is fatal frame fully KT's IP? i never understood how that series works, are the newer games exclusive to nintendo platforms because nintendo is the only one willing to fund them, or is there some kind of exclusivity deal where nintendo has some ownership over the IP?
gotcha.KT owns the Fatal Frame franchise trademark. Nintendo owns all the content and trademarks to Fatal Frame 2 remake, Fatal Frame 4 and Fatal Frame 5. They also fully own the related Spirit Camera IP.
We don't know if there's a deal, but Nintendo funded all these games. I think there is, but it's not a public thing that we know of.
it would be different from bayonetta, because i imagine bethesda would want to publish the game itself. nintendo would just license the IP to them. it would be more of a M+R situation, a third party publisher making an exclusive for nintendo based on licensed characters/IP and nintendo can publish the game in japan.
i think it's more likely that bethesda would want to publish the game, rather than just lending one of their studios to nintendo. but you're right, the end result is the same.It's more like when Sega made F-Zero GX. Mario + Rabbids is a crossover, but Eternal Darkness wouldn't be. It's just giving Tango to make it like Amusement Vision did F-Zero and Nintendo published it.
Either way it would just be good to see that IP comeback.
Nah, although I was very tempted to get it. Simple black version, I have to say the build quality is excellent. On par with the Xbox one easily.
Fair enough if you play mobile most of the time. That being said, can still use the controller with the screen using the stand. I can't recommend it enough to anyone that plays more than moderately on the Switch, super comfortable.i'm still in the joycon grip ghetto. any time i want get one i see the price i think it's better if i spend the money on a game. and after like 30 games i still have no pro controller.
it's also hard to justify cuz i play on the tv like 5% of the time. i should just get one of dongle thingies and use a DS4.
bethesda and nintendo should collaborate and bring eternal darkness back. they already have a horror studio and the evil within games didn't do too hot, i imagine that partnership will benefit everybody.
Nintendo should approach 3rd party devs to give them their IP's like Mario + Rabbids (i know Ubisoft came to them). Or look in third party old catalogs to help bring series back that they didn't really care to touch.
AAA games coming is really more up to third party devs when it comes to cartridge sizes and whatnot. Nintendo publishing games for third party devs is a great thing. Switch won't get ever AAA game so Nintendo should be more active.
A few months ago Reggie said that by early 2019 you should be seeing multiplat Switch versions being announced/released at the same time or near the other releases.
As we saw in the Game Awards, that already started happening and next year it will be more prominent.
3rd party wise, 2019 seems already very strong with all those final fantasies, the new doom, mortal kombat 11, crash team racing... just to name a few.of course there wont be AAA 3rd party games for the Switch, but thats not realistic to expect.
And when it comes to 1st party, I trully believe that what we already have announced as a 2019 release makes the next year much better than 2018, so everything else that will be announced will only make this different even bigger.
I think the ship has sailed on that one and can't see Nintendo investing any more dollars into that franchise.
it makes sense, for both japanese and western companies. the switch's success wasn't guaranteed, so it made sense for companies to not go all in in 2017. but after they saw the results, i can see a lot of projects being greenlit, and it takes a few years for them to be released/presentable.I can't remember exactly when but Famitsu said pretty much the same thing about 19' seeing more AAA games from Japan
I don't remember any rumors saying N64 mini was suppose to be released this year.N64 Mini was supposed to come this year. MPT was supposed to be announced this year. Yoshi and Fire Emblem were supposed to be this year.
Well King Zell was always suspicious of that specific rumor, but the November direct was kinda left out there without too much of an asterisk next to it. Lots of people believed MPT being at Game Awards but didn't show up. Seems Nintendo pulled back on it possibly just liked the November direct. Now before TheMoon comes in and says nothing exists so don't have any expectations for this unproven January direct based on conjecture, don't worry :PN64 Mini was supposed to come this year. MPT was supposed to be announced this year. Yoshi and Fire Emblem were supposed to be this year.