Concluding the statement, Iwata said he is "looking forward to working together with Mr. Horii and Square Enix." I'm sure we're all looking forward to more information being revealed about this Wii exclusive."
I just love how even the most positive of Nintendo news can be turned around into a negative, angst filled event :p .
Guys, this is normal. Dragonquest X might be the biggest Wii third party title yet, one that isn't a spin off, a party game or a quirky new IP. Its a canon entry to one of the biggest franchises to ever come out of Japan. Can you blame Nintendo for pledging support?
Not to mention that if this works out, other third parties will want to offer their big games and know that Nintendo will support them.
Enemies are finally visible on the map, though, which is a HUGE improvement that should have been in VIII
Maybe it was Nintendo's fault DQ bombed here 20 yrs ago.
Especially Square-Enix, who pretty much gave Nintendo the finger after the SNES.
And let's be honest here: Nintendo deserved every bit of what they got from Square in the N64 days. Remember when Yamauchi said that RPG gamers were sad little people living in their parent's basement, and that they really didn't care about RPGs? Yeah, that was bright.That's what comes with old age. And yes, it was Nintendo's fault that Square gave them the finger. If Sony had their way back in the early ninties, we would've had a SNES CD add-on with Secret of Mana. If the N64 used CD-Roms, we would've gotten better third party support and maybe Final Fantasy VII. That's what happens when you treat 3rd parties like sh*t.