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#317664 New Year resolutions?

Posted by Gruff on 18 January 2016 - 08:46 AM

Get better at Smash. I feel like I'm lacking at it. And after watching Genesis 3 and seeing Ranai's Villager destroy a lot of people... I think my Villager needs to improve a lot.

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#317658 Hyrule Warrior Legends - 3DS vs N3DS

Posted by SPG on 17 January 2016 - 07:34 PM

The Wii U version is to be getting the new characters I believe. I think those that get the 3ds game it will give it to you "free" for the wii u version. I would assume another DLC pack would be for those that don't get the 3Ds version but still want the new content. Not 100% sure.

i hope so because I'm not interested in dropping $40 for a few characters on a port of a game that came out not even 2 years ago

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#317659 New Year resolutions?

Posted by Horchata on 17 January 2016 - 08:17 PM

Yes, it's that time of the year again. New Year New Me, right? Wether you think this is a dumb holiday, what are some thing you would like to change/start doing for the better? I'm sure everyone has something to share.

As for me, I've been trying to get a better control of my time, not die, not kil anyone and remember to correctly flush my broken toilet.

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#317623 Future...?

Posted by Arioch on 11 January 2016 - 09:54 PM

Others have tried.

http://thewiiu.com/t...eath-is-lovely/

http://thewiiu.com/t...e-go-from-here/

When Feld0 last visited here a month or two ago to fix a few database issues, he told me that if you guys wanted the forums tweaked to reflect that of the upcoming "NX" stuff, you would have to let him know.

Honestly, this is the best place to do it: https://twitter.com/feld0

Mourn tried contacting him by email or another way and didn't get any response or at least a timely one. I had tweeted Feld0 about database issues here and he was fairly prompt. So, if you have twitter I'd suggest tweeting him a link to this thread or just that you want thewiiu.com forums updated. The more tweets people send him the more he'll realize there is a demand.

I don't think there is very much demand.

This is pretty much the case here. There is really only so much that I can attempt to do now that I haven't already tried or will even be willing to try.

At this point in time, the forums aren't very active, but there is still a somewhat active userbase, some posting every now and then, and has a reletivley clear future of not going down.

But like Hype said, if you guys message Feldo yourselves, through Skype (or other means), the more he would realize there is a demand.

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#317639 Mario Maker is 22 years old!

Posted by Raiden on 16 January 2016 - 01:10 AM

http://nintendoevery...wo-decades-ago/

Patents sometimes come and go. That’s exactly what happened with an idea Nintendo reserved over two decades ago, which is rather reminiscent of Super Mario Maker.

In 1994, Nintendo registered a U.S. patent for a “Video game/videographics program editing apparatus with program halt and data transfer features”. This would let users pause the gameplay and edit parts through a streamlined UI. Players would not need any knowledge of programming – just like Super Mario Maker.

In the patent description, there are various tidbits about the standalone hardware’s potential functions. These include changing the amount of items and behavior of enemies, rearranging level designs, resuming gameplay after editing, and saving the revised game. One portion of the patent mentions exchanging user-generated content via a telephone line as well. If given the right tools, players could even come up with their own gaming experience with the hardware.

It’s definitely an interesting concept, but one that never made it to market. You can see the original patent in full here.

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