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Nintendo Gaming / Re: Nintendo Retailer Conference - October 2nd (9:30 PST, 12:30 EST)
« on: October 02, 2008, 12:52:49 AM »
DSi, "i" like "eye" and eye as in camera. Hohohoho how deliciously clever......
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Realistically I see no point in MS or Sony releasing another console any time soon.Hey, remember in 2004 when we said the same thing about the original Xbox. I find it funny how a game like Super Mario Galaxy, which is graphically possible on the original Xbox and probably Gamecube, is still visually pleasing in this so-called HD-era.
What the **** has he done to Eric? Maria's design was already atrocious enough but Erics is just, words cannot describe the RAGE!!!Well, I think you're overreacting.
DS sales are slowing down in Japan. That's why Nintendo is doing this. U.S. sales don't need any help right now, so I bet we won't see this in the U.S. until next year some time.According to Enterbrain, DS dominated August. Sales are down from last year though it seems more from thae fact that everyone and their mother has one rather than of a lack of interest. Nintendo doesn't need to release a redesign, especially one that adds functionality. While I'd undoubtedly buy a redesign, I have to question what the hell the point is. If Nintendo is worried about sales in Japan, they shouldn't be. Dragon Quest IX is still coming.
Well, what we've seen is also already a year old...NP claims the game looks better than Odin Sphere now, take that how you wish until we get some media...Yes, I'm aware. I didn't mean strictly graphics. I'm sure Muramasa will have its own quirks, it just doesn't seem terribly different from Odin Sphere thus far.
I'm guessing Capcom will make a Monster Hunter 3 portable version about a year after the wii version to calm those Japanese psp owners.They won't need to when Monster Hunter 3 dominates in Japan. People bought PSP in Japan for Monster Hunter, just like they're buying 360 for Tales of Vesperia. Proof that people will actually buy hardware for one game which I guess is a good thing, because technically they can't unbuy it. Yes, they can trade it in, but that first purchase still counts as a sale.
Looks like it's time to start modding or investing in a Japanese Wii because this game will never come to America thanks to the licensing hell Capcom would have to go through.Or the fact that most Americans couldn't pronounce Tatsunoko to save their lives. I have no faith in America. I'm still baffled by the fact that someone insisted to me that there was a Super Mario game on Playstation 2 because they saw it with their own eyes.
Considering Captain Rainbow already came out on August 28th, I wouldn't be expecting that either.Still a safe bet. I've seen companies show off games that are already out. Someone said a new DS. Maybe in a perfect world where we all ride unicorns to the moon.
And to be fair, I very strongly believe the VB probably could have become successful if it had more support thrown behind it. Usually Nintendo has to lead the way and develop stuff themselves before others climb aboard, but they didn't really do that with the VB. There wasn't really a single major franchise present on the system, and Gunpei can't really be blamed for that.Virtual Boy was the most non-portable portable system and it displayed in red and black. Publisher support wouldn't have changed the fact that it literally harmed your body to play.
It's scary to think there was a time where Nintendo had two legends working for them at the same time.Yoshio Sakamoto still works for Nintendo. And Koji Kondo. Imagine a world without the Metroid series or the Super Mario Bros. theme (among other things).