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WhiteEaglePL on 19 October 2014
mZuzek said:

The way I see Nintendo's next E3 going would be somewhat along these lines:

Zelda Wii U - the main star of the show and they'll just keep shoving the hype for this game down our throats until we can't take it anymore, just like they did with SSB this year.

Xenoblade Chronicles X - it'll have a new trailer, announced for a September release and will receive some attention, much like Hyrule Warriors.

Star Fox Wii U - they'll have the first real trailer for the game and first real footage of it as well. It'll be awesome and at the end disappoint us with a slated 2016 release year, following in the footsteps of what Zelda Wii U was this year.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse - they'll show some more trailers and random stuff and whatever. August-October release. Can't think of any comparison to any game at this year's E3 whatsoever.

Pokémon Z or something else - the mandatory 3DS Pokémon game.

Pokkén Fighters - they'll announce the release month for the Wii U version (I'd say November) and show a new trailer and stuff like that.

Metroid - I'm sure they'll be revealing a new Metroid game next year, either for the Wii U or 3DS (or both). I don't know if it'll be what Star Fox was this year or if it will have a more real trailer or something. Also, this might be Retro's next project - if it isn't, then..:

Retro's next project - a mindblowing game that will be slated for 2016.

Something else entirely - also releasing 2016.

EDIT: Totally forgot about SMG x FE and the inevitable Wii U Animal Crossing. Yeah, those might get shown too. We'll see.

Miyamoto said Starfox will come within a year at e3, so about mid-sept of 2015. Peferbly end of June. A 3rd party might help them finish it on time, he said something about looking for one too.



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bigtakilla on 19 October 2014
mZuzek said:

The way I see Nintendo's next E3 going would be somewhat along these lines:

Zelda Wii U - the main star of the show and they'll just keep shoving the hype for this game down our throats until we can't take it anymore, just like they did with SSB this year.

Xenoblade Chronicles X - it'll have a new trailer, announced for a September release and will receive some attention, much like Hyrule Warriors.

Star Fox Wii U - they'll have the first real trailer for the game and first real footage of it as well. It'll be awesome and at the end disappoint us with a slated 2016 release year, following in the footsteps of what Zelda Wii U was this year.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse - they'll show some more trailers and random stuff and whatever. August-October release. Can't think of any comparison to any game at this year's E3 whatsoever.

Pokémon Z or something else - the mandatory 3DS Pokémon game.

Pokkén Fighters - they'll announce the release month for the Wii U version (I'd say November) and show a new trailer and stuff like that.

Metroid - I'm sure they'll be revealing a new Metroid game next year, either for the Wii U or 3DS (or both). I don't know if it'll be what Star Fox was this year or if it will have a more real trailer or something. Also, this might be Retro's next project - if it isn't, then..:

Retro's next project - a mindblowing game that will be slated for 2016.

Something else entirely - also releasing 2016.

EDIT: Totally forgot about SMG x FE and the inevitable Wii U Animal Crossing. Yeah, those might get shown too. We'll see.

What makes you think Retro is going to be making the next Metroid? The meltdown over Other M? Either way, you know whatever Retro does is going to be fantastic.



mysticwolf on 19 October 2014
bunchanumbers said:
fully 3D open world Pokemon that isn't a offshoot or spinoff. Then watch the gaming universe explode.

this is blasphemous.



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bigtakilla on 19 October 2014
WhiteEaglePL said:
mZuzek said:

The way I see Nintendo's next E3 going would be somewhat along these lines:

Zelda Wii U - the main star of the show and they'll just keep shoving the hype for this game down our throats until we can't take it anymore, just like they did with SSB this year.

Xenoblade Chronicles X - it'll have a new trailer, announced for a September release and will receive some attention, much like Hyrule Warriors.

Star Fox Wii U - they'll have the first real trailer for the game and first real footage of it as well. It'll be awesome and at the end disappoint us with a slated 2016 release year, following in the footsteps of what Zelda Wii U was this year.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse - they'll show some more trailers and random stuff and whatever. August-October release. Can't think of any comparison to any game at this year's E3 whatsoever.

Pokémon Z or something else - the mandatory 3DS Pokémon game.

Pokkén Fighters - they'll announce the release month for the Wii U version (I'd say November) and show a new trailer and stuff like that.

Metroid - I'm sure they'll be revealing a new Metroid game next year, either for the Wii U or 3DS (or both). I don't know if it'll be what Star Fox was this year or if it will have a more real trailer or something. Also, this might be Retro's next project - if it isn't, then..:

Retro's next project - a mindblowing game that will be slated for 2016.

Something else entirely - also releasing 2016.

EDIT: Totally forgot about SMG x FE and the inevitable Wii U Animal Crossing. Yeah, those might get shown too. We'll see.

Miyamoto said Starfox will come within a year at e3, so about mid-sept of 2015. Peferbly end of June. A 3rd party might help them finish it on time, he said something about looking for one too.

I just hope to GOD they go to Platinum and try to further solidify that friendship. What Platinum delivers in graphics and contraversial elements in games is something Nintendo desperately NEEDS! Platinum would be an excellent friend to have.



bigtakilla on 19 October 2014
mysticwolf said:
bunchanumbers said:
fully 3D open world Pokemon that isn't a offshoot or spinoff. Then watch the gaming universe explode.

this is blasphemous.


I'm half starting to think this is gonna be Nintendo's "ace in the sleeve", like Square-Enix and the Final Fantasy VII remake. They know these games will get them out of a financial disaster, but you can only do this once.



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bigtakilla on 19 October 2014
mZuzek said:
WhiteEaglePL said:

Miyamoto said Starfox will come within a year at e3, so about mid-sept of 2015. Peferbly end of June. A 3rd party might help them finish it on time, he said something about looking for one too.

They also said Xenoblade and Yarn Yoshi were coming out this year. They also said Tropical Freeze was coming out last year. When they first started talking about Zelda Wii U, it was expected to be release this year as well.

Delays happen, I'm sure that'll be the case with Star Fox.

I see your point to a degree, but it'd have to be due to having to relocate resources to get a bigger game out if they do. Star fox really isn't all that demanding of a game. Granted, I know neither is Tropical Freeze, but didn't they relocate Retro for 3D World?



teigaga on 19 October 2014

My expectation

Zelda
Animal Crossing Wii U
X
Smash Bros DLC
Pokken Fighters

Fire Emblem- 2016 Q1
Retro Game- 2016 Q1
StarFox- 2016 Q2
3rd Party Collaboration 2016
New IP 2016.

i'm personally hoping they save new Metroid for their next systems launch. Same with a new Mario 3D game.



jonathanalis on 19 October 2014

they are trending to show more amiibo uses, seems they are beting on this to profit.

So, I would bet in a game like disney infinity, but with nintendo characters.
Free to download, but only playable with amiibos.

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Other colaboration on a spin off between a know nintendo IP and a third party game. seems to be a trend with pokken, HW. But which one will be the next? i dont know, but something surprising.

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and of course, zelda, metroid, star fox, retro project, xenoblade x, pokken.
Probably MH4U for wii U and fatal frame to americas and europe.

thats my expectations.(very high, dont?)



V-r0cK on 19 October 2014

By E3 2015, If Nintendo's big guns is to ONLY continue to bring their same typical 1st party games then my Wii U game purchases will stop after Xenoblade Chronicles X and Mario Party 10.



AZWification on 19 October 2014

What about Paper Mario? I'm going to be surprised if it doesn't get revealed next year!



                
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