I don't care when it comes out as long as they reveal it soon. It's been almost five years since they revealed their last game. That's... ridiculous. My thinking is that if it was a new IP, they would have revealed it by now. If it's say, a 3D Donkey Kong game, they won't reveal it until after the Tropical Freeze port comes out, which is in May—curiously, one month before E3.
He's definitely super annoyed that people are still asking. I guess with Bayonetta 3 on the horizon these questions will pop up again.
Corporate Management Policy Briefings are where they outline general plans for everything for the foreseeable future.
It's nothing. Jesus, why is this being posted everywhere. Stop overanalyzing this crap, people.
Chilling in a town, doing "chores" for/with villagers. Hangout game.
You're right. What I mean is that, during the Wii U/3DS hype cycle, they spent a lot of time covering every aspect of the game since nearly everything was built from the ground-up. If it's a port, they won't have to go through all that content, all those modes again. They can instead focus on what's new, like new characters and stages. That should theoretically lead to a shorter hype cycle, even if the new content is substantial.
They could definitely do that. I just get the sense that they like to have a long build-up for Smash games since they can drop news about it frequently. It's an easy way to get fans excited. That's why I think it's more likely to be a port if it's coming out this year, but you never know.
Nah. It's the best of the NSMB series. It has an overworld map with secrets. It has memorable levels. The acorn power up is one of the best ever in the Mario series.
Right, it's way better :)
