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Which LOZ Title are You Purchasing This Year?

Wind Waker HD 130 48.51%
 
A Link Between Worlds 34 12.69%
 
Both Games 54 20.15%
 
I'll Be Purchasing One or Both Next Year 7 2.61%
 
None for Me 12 4.48%
 
Total:237
Lonely_Dolphin on 26 March 2013

@newwil7l:
Yes but too much makes it way too luck based. There should be a balance methinks. That's why I like MK7 so much, though idk why they made it so Blue Shells travel a long the ground. Now I can get screwed over by that thing even when I'm not in first. =/
Still atleast they got rid of all the op items the Wii version had and replaced them with more sane alternatives. :)



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Level1Death on 26 March 2013

MK Wii is the best Mario Kart. Especially when playing vs, with the CPU set on hard and items set to aggressive .



 

 

 

Lonely_Dolphin on 26 March 2013

@Tbone51:
A custom track maker would be amazing, especially if they allow you to share yours and play other peoples tracks online LBP style.
And I have no idea about what the sales could. Haven't exactly been following that stuff as I'm more interested in the games themselves but if I had to guess I'd say around 80k. Don't be shocked if I'm horribly wrong.



newwil7l on 26 March 2013
Einsam_Delphin said:
@newwil7l:
Yes but too much makes it way too luck based. There should be a balance methinks. That's why I like MK7 so much, though idk why they made it so Blue Shells travel a long the ground. Now I can get screwed over by that thing even when I'm not in first. =/
Still atleast they got rid of all the op items the Wii version had and replaced them with more sane alternatives. :)


I agree that is one of the reasons I loved MK7 it was just perfectly balanced. The only overpowered item is the Lucky 7, as it is the most powerful item in MK history if it is used right

Lonely_Dolphin on 26 March 2013

^That's kinda what balances it though, being difficult to use. You gotta pay attention to both the road n the items circleing around you and time when to use what while who knows what is going on around you. I still mess up with it sometimes, though I can't really practice as I usually don't get it much (cause I'm too good for it!).



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tbone51 on 26 March 2013

@poll

seems like a close race! N64/GCN/Wii! Who will win?



DélioPT on 26 March 2013

GoNintendo has some interesting info regarding Indie game development and a picture online of Nintendo Web Framework.

As some of you may remember, Iwata said that by GDC, Nintendo would talk about support for Indie developers.
Well, it seems that Nintendo Web Framework is part of that plan - whatever that is.

GDC will also be host to two Nintendo lectures, so be sure to try and check out what will be revealed!



tbone51 on 26 March 2013
DélioPT said:
GoNintendo has some interesting info regarding Indie game development and a picture online of Nintendo Web Framework.

As some of you may remember, Iwata said that by GDC, Nintendo would talk about support for Indie developers.
Well, it seems that Nintendo Web Framework is part of that plan - whatever that is.

GDC will also be host to two Nintendo lectures, so be sure to try and check out what will be revealed!



wen is it? I might put it in the OP if its big news!



DélioPT on 26 March 2013
tbone51 said:
DélioPT said:
GoNintendo has some interesting info regarding Indie game development and a picture online of Nintendo Web Framework.

As some of you may remember, Iwata said that by GDC, Nintendo would talk about support for Indie developers.
Well, it seems that Nintendo Web Framework is part of that plan - whatever that is.

GDC will also be host to two Nintendo lectures, so be sure to try and check out what will be revealed!

wen is it? I might put it in the OP if its big news!

I was actually wrong. It`s not 2 but 4 speakers on behalf of Nintendo!

Don`t know about dates or time, but here`s what at the GDC webpage:

EDIT:

Nintendo Wii U Application Development with HTML and...

>>>>>>Wednesday, 2:00pm-3:00pm
Speaker(s): Takeshi Shimada (Nintendo Co., Ltd.), Kevin McCullough (Nintendo of America), Ryan Lynd (Nintendo Software Technology)
Track(s): Programming
Format: Lecture
Miiverse Support from Your Games 
>>>>>>>Wednesday, 3:30pm-4:30pm
Speaker(s): Mizuki Kiyoshi (Nintendo Co., Ltd.)
Track(s): Production
Format: Lecture
Kiyoshi, Mizuki
Title: Manager of the Network Software Development Group & Communications ServicesGroup, Network Development & Operations Dept, System Development Division
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Lynd, Ryan
Title: Senior Software Engineer (NST)
Company: Nintendo Software Technology
McCullough, Kevin
Title: Software Engineer
Company: Nintendo of America
Shimada, Takeshi
Title: Deputy General Manager, Software Environment Development Department, System Development Division
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.


tbone51 on 26 March 2013
DélioPT said:
tbone51 said:
DélioPT said:
GoNintendo has some interesting info regarding Indie game development and a picture online of Nintendo Web Framework.

As some of you may remember, Iwata said that by GDC, Nintendo would talk about support for Indie developers.
Well, it seems that Nintendo Web Framework is part of that plan - whatever that is.

GDC will also be host to two Nintendo lectures, so be sure to try and check out what will be revealed!

wen is it? I might put it in the OP if its big news!

I was actually wrong. It`s not 2 but 4 speakers on behalf of Nintendo!

Don`t know about dates or time, but here`s what at the GDC webpage:

Kiyoshi, Mizuki
Title: Manager of the Network Software Development Group & Communications ServicesGroup, Network Development & Operations Dept, System Development Division
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Lynd, Ryan
Title: Senior Software Engineer (NST)
Company: Nintendo Software Technology
McCullough, Kevin
Title: Software Engineer
Company: Nintendo of America
Shimada, Takeshi
Title: Deputy General Manager, Software Environment Development Department, System Development Division
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.



is this all for tomorrow?