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#73854 Next Generation's Super Mario Theme
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on 22 April 2012 - 03:08 PM
Super Mario Yoshiverse, the entire game takes place on the body of a giant yoshi.
#72437 Nicalis - "Wii U is by far the most powerful console that Nintendo has ev...
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on 15 April 2012 - 07:58 PM
Well, duh. It's gonna be HD.
I do like what he says about it competing hard on the market for the next 5-10 years, though. Makes me think, maybe it won't be so far behind the the PS720 after all.
I do like what he says about it competing hard on the market for the next 5-10 years, though. Makes me think, maybe it won't be so far behind the the PS720 after all.
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#72194 NEW SUPER MARIO BROS. COMING VERY SOON!
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on 14 April 2012 - 12:34 PM
There is already a 2D Mario game announced for the 3DS coming in the next fiscal year but there are chances this could be on the Wii U.
I know that, I'm just saying..... another one so soon seems like a bad idea.
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#72027 RUMOR: Wii U renamed "Wii Entertainment System" *Proven Fake*
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on 13 April 2012 - 02:43 PM
Wiines?
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#68603 General Wii U E3 2012 Discussion
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on 30 March 2012 - 12:11 PM
As tron said..... A LOT.
The first thing they need to do is seal the deal with the 3DS. Announce tons of release dates for already announced games, and then announce a couple of AAA releases for the holiday season and beyond. We know they have at least Mario up their sleeve in that regard; they probably have at least one or two more they're ready to announce.
But the big thing is the Wii U, obviously. Specs need to be heavily detailed. A ton of first party games need to be shown, some big name franchises (like Mario) and some new ones. Third party games need to be a big part of the press conference; show off actual trailers for some of them, and not just a video showcasing a dozen or so of them (though they can do that as well). The launch lineup needs to be shown, not just hinted at. Have a roundtable discussing the online features and games, showing that Nintendo's truly getting aggressive in the online space.
There's probably something else important, but I dunno what that would be.
The first thing they need to do is seal the deal with the 3DS. Announce tons of release dates for already announced games, and then announce a couple of AAA releases for the holiday season and beyond. We know they have at least Mario up their sleeve in that regard; they probably have at least one or two more they're ready to announce.
But the big thing is the Wii U, obviously. Specs need to be heavily detailed. A ton of first party games need to be shown, some big name franchises (like Mario) and some new ones. Third party games need to be a big part of the press conference; show off actual trailers for some of them, and not just a video showcasing a dozen or so of them (though they can do that as well). The launch lineup needs to be shown, not just hinted at. Have a roundtable discussing the online features and games, showing that Nintendo's truly getting aggressive in the online space.
There's probably something else important, but I dunno what that would be.
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