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TomaTito on 07 January 2011

Obviously he's talking about Trauma Team to Europe this year. We can't wait!!! :)



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Umos-Cmos on 07 January 2011

Pikmin and the Wiimote are a match made in heaven.  There is so much more you could do with that franchise with the pointer controls.  Full campaign co-op would be a blast.  It's one of the few games my wife will play, along with DKC Returns.  I think the puzzles could be really clever.  Introduce a couple new types of pikmin, some new worlds along with co-op (off and online) and I'm in.

Also, does anyone else want to see what Retro could do with a competitive online shooter?  A new IP from them is really what I want.  They've knocked every project Nintendo has given them out of the park imo.  Let them stretch their creative muscles and go to work.  I think they have great artists that could create a great looking and smooth controlling fps.  Prime 3's advanced control scheme just feels right.  For some reason it feels smoother than a lot of the good fps's for the Wii, even with their more customizable options.  They could push the Wii graphically as much as anyone else.  DKC Returns art and animation is a thing of beauty in motion.



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Mr Khan on 07 January 2011

The last gasp comes in the form of the Vitality Sensor, and that is the sort of "see to believe" thing they would be talking about. Possibly that other new IP EAD hinted at (though that could very well be their vitality sensor game)



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

Smashchu2 on 07 January 2011

Nintendo released Wii Remote Plus. Why would they release that for one game. I think Motion Plus might have a big impact on their software for 2011. Starfox Wii would be amazing.



*Sound Of Rain on 07 January 2011

(Looks at sig)

I knew it!



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kopstudent89 on 08 January 2011

I think a new IP is due soon 



TWRoO on 08 January 2011
Cobra_ said:

I'm fine with F-Zero GX and Wave Rece Blue Storm, thank you very much. I'll happily exchange updated versions of those games (what could they do - online? Balance board support for Wave Race?) for PAL release of Xenoblade and Last Story.

*evil looks*

I live in hope of F-Zero Wii:

30 player online, track editor, return of the Death Race and a load of new tracks.



Azelover on 08 January 2011

Vitality Sensor was a bluff, investors wanted to see what Nintendo was working on and Iwata came with a prototype that may very well be part of the next Wii.



O-D-C on 08 January 2011
TWRoO said:
Cobra_ said:

I'm fine with F-Zero GX and Wave Rece Blue Storm, thank you very much. I'll happily exchange updated versions of those games (what could they do - online? Balance board support for Wave Race?) for PAL release of Xenoblade and Last Story.

*evil looks*

I live in hope of F-Zero Wii:

30 player online, track editor, return of the Death Race and a load of new tracks.

drools



megaman79 on 08 January 2011

I like business news because theres MUCH LESS fanboyism and negativity, and its also amusing to see how little the average the investor knows about Nintendo (having said that though, WP > DK was a pretty big error of judgement i think).



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