TheSparrow87

all zelda tech demo's in the past have been massively out shined by the final product.
Reggie's quote refers to the capabilities of the entire machine, online experience, social media, gameplay experience, not just graphics.
That said though; I know this picture has been shown a lot more on this forum but just for reference or in case you missed it:

When I first got my Wii, I had it upright(because of the free stand). I lost the stand in like a year, so its been on its side since, I think it looks better anyway.

I'm just curious how you lose a stand when you keep the console on there...

Fox should stay in vehicles, that's where he shines. The on foot missions were horrible.
The Zelda style adventure that was Dinosaur Planet was a great game but the characters didn't fit at all.

Somehow Mario and MMO don't go together for me. If they do make one it should be a new IP in my eyes and I don't see that happening.

The closest thing to an MMO we'll see would be something from Pokemon, as some1 mentioned playing with your MiiU (hopefully they'll have upgraded version of the Mii's), in similar style to Guild Wars, as in no monthly fee. You can form parties anywhere, not just in towns, but of course you have to chose which pokemon you want to bring before you leave. I'd like to see a bit more focus on some rpg elements as well, not just the pokemon leveling up but also the main character.
Players get to chose a town somewhere in the game as a starting point, their hometown, with their own house or apartment in order to save game space . Some of the more rare pokemon require you to be in a party ranging from 2-5 people in order to catch them, making them even more rare.
Things like pokemon attacks, pokeballs, potions n such show up on your uPad. You can use the touch screen to attack or use the mic to say which attack you want to use. Pokeballs can be thrown towards the tv like the shuriken demo and GRO weapon customisation. uPad can also become a Pokedex, hold the controller up to the screen to scan the pokemon...

Bit of a random collection of ideas but things just popped in my head when pokemon and MMo are said in the same sentence, even though im not the biggest fan, this is always where I thought the series would really shine.

IT could be good, but I'd rather Nintendo focused on making new games for the Wii U, rather than remakes.

agreed, the controller lends itself to making completely unique gaming experiences, now is the right time to create new IP's.