See I think Captain Falcon eclipses his series. F-Zero is dead in the water but C.Falcon is incredibly well-known. I think it'd be way more successful than a proper F-Zero ever could be.
same. i hate the art style of those games. it's kinda ugly.
Yeah. Ever since that rumour, I have high hopes for what this game could turn out to be - especially considering how long it's been in development.
Yes. Emily is the only Nintendo insider who gives us hints here. King Zell will too and they're both good. Everyone else seems to have jump ship.
Usually NateDrake, Matt, even John Harker will give some teases. Though the former two usually wait until very close to the event to make those teases
they'll come with starlink-style real life toys you can use to customize samus's ship
i have very high hopes for that game too, i just hope it doesn't end up being "just" a racer. that would be the worst case scenario imo, i need a lengthy and well-made story/single-player mode.
Maybe. Also plans change so they could have originally planned a November direct, but decided to shift things around for one reason or another. But we'll see. The only realistic timeframe for a direct this month is the 28-29th
Agreed.they'll come with starlink-style real life toys you can use to customize samus's ship
i have very high hopes for that game too, i just hope it doesn't end up being "just" a racer. that would be the worst case scenario imo, i need a lengthy and well-made story/single-player mode.
Well I definitely don't disagree with that. But I suppose, with Captain Falcon being more famous and popular than the series he comes from, taking a bit of liberty with him being the "Falcon Punch guy" might draw more eyes than another F Zero game, especially when the last one was over a decade ago. Now, I think another F Zero would be awesome and should, at the very least, not be passed over in favor of an action game. This is all hypothetical but I can't help but feel that maybe there isn't much of a market for a game like F Zero. I mean, we don't exactly see Wipeout these days, do we?
whatever it was (if it was actually good and worth exploring) it could always resurface later.
The LinkedIn employee even put on their profile an internal project after Metroid Prime 3, but was never greenlit.
aye, it's hard to trump up a "failing project" or however people want to put it if the game was never greenlit. I doubt there was much even made at that point outside of a proof of concept and art pieces. that said, I don't doubt there's a canned project somewhere in the bowels of Retro, but we have too little info to work off of for a hypothetical third project
We'll see. It could've been something put to the side to finish Star Fox. Maybe some important people left who were needed for the other game. Nobody knows if it's canceled which is a good thing.
it is weird someone would champion that in their resume. filler material, I guess?
my guesses:
Metroid Prime: The Four Plagues.
Skyward Sword did it very well, I thought.
