Coggit, on 26 Oct 2013 - 08:32 AM, said:
Not according to Nintendo. In fact, Miyamoto said to IGN to Kotaku just yesterday that it was possible, but something they just decided not to do because they wanted to put emphasis on people sitting next to each other and playing games:
http://www.digitalsp...ultiplayer.html
Pay attention to what is actually said.
'While online play is certainly technically possible for us,'.
He never, NEVER said 'online play is possible for sm3dland'.
He said US, nintendo, the company, specifically avoiding mention of the game.
He continues: 'Now that is to say the answer to this question might change in ten years time'
And were done here.
Super mario games, and other extremely tight, or eceptionally spacial/temporal precision necessary games are impossible with current internet lag. The excuse to hide it is 'well,we want people to see each other face to face'.
What will change in 10 years? will people no longer have faces? Or will internet speeds be drastically faster?
In fact, if you actually click on the link to the source article, instead of reading snips purposefully taken out of context to purposefully misdirect,and then click on ANOTHER link, to ANOTHER article gamz girnoliz ALSO try to twist the meaning too, youd find miyamoto, specifically states my exact reason word for word for the technical reason nintendo games, like say pikmin 3, arent online.
'But in the situation of Pikmin, for example, since you would have lots of individual, small creatures, the Pikmin, whose every movement and location is going to be really important in the game, it would be very difficult to sync up over an internet connection'
Lol, gamz girnoliz, doing their absolute best to ensure their reader base stays ignorant and misinformed.