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http://www.gamereact...s 10 titulares/( i understand spanish but im not english native so i dont know how to exactly translate it
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and about online.. google translated
"I do not think Nintendo is late to the online". "We've been studying online systems from the NES. Had in mind the number of homes that could be good online connection. Tried it with Wii and DS will be connecting to. Now with Wii U have to be logged. Whenever we wanted to create a console based on our users' enjoyment. our data indicate that it is time. "i think what he is trying to say in the original spanish article is that the wii u will be a "hardcore online" console for first time in nintendo, they were "testing" the online with wii and DS to introduce nintendo fans on the online thing and now with the wii u you will always want to be connected to receive the latest news and updates of everything + navigate through miiverse and wii u social features all the time
Edit:
i think they are getting it wrong, they are not making zelda, what he is saying is that
zelda story and game desing is being made by nintendo as always and this will continue to be that way.
-Retro is "capable" to make a new zelda (in therms of development), but they are from USA and that would cause a very complicated communication situation between nintendo and retro.-Thats why retro must make projects that requires "less japan-dependancy" and thats why retro is not the best choice to make a whole zelda game from 0 alone without nintendo help.thats the way i understand the original spanish article, maybe retro is helping nintendo in the next zelda with less dependant features like improving graphics or other things that i cant imagine right now, but atleast the major part of the game is still beign made by nintendo
also the interview dont explain it very well but thats how i understand it
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conclusion, if this is correct this means that
retro's main project is not the next zelda game
, maybe is a metroid, star fox or anything else.
Edited by Stormage09, 28 October 2012 - 08:08 AM.