NintendoPie said:
I know what Generation 8 introduces. As of right now, I see Generation 7 being more innovative than Generation 8. This may change as we get more uses for the GamePad. |
Oh OK.
So what's your favorite Nintendo IP(s) that came to being these past 2 years?
You can include ones that will be release later, that we currently know about.
For Mii it's:
Dillon
Sakura
Ketzal
Wonderful
Lego city
Rhythm thief
Spirit camera
Pushmo
Nintendo Land
6th gen with GameCube Nintendo had the GBA connectivity (kind of a Wii U prototype), the donkey konga bongos (vastly underrated party game), and high end graphics for that time. As much as some people hated it, they innovated with Mario Sunshine by adding fludd and different locations not traditional to Mario games, and also a new IP in Pikmin.
| Kaizar said: Oh OK. So what's your favorite Nintendo IP(s) that came to being these past 2 years? You can include ones that will be release later, that we currently know about. For Mii it's: Dillon Sakura Ketzal Wonderful Lego city Rhythm thief Spirit camera Pushmo Nintendo Land |
Any new IP's? None. I haven't played any of their new IP's (I don't think), sadly.
A tie between 5th, 3rd and 7th gen. Can't say in which one they were more innovative.
Games the 5th. Hardware the 7th. As much as I disliked the Wii, it was certainly innovative. As for the software, well Pefect Dark & OoT have me sold.
You forgot a couple seriously important innovations in the first few gens (from the top of my head);
NES: the ability to save games, gameplay mechanics, third-party model, software regulation, marketing techniques (including ROB), storytelling in games
SNES: player input with the SNES controller (shoulder buttons, ergonomics and face buttons all standards today), expanding games in graphics, scope and music, graphical effects
N64: analogue stick, advancements made in 3D gaming, local multiplayer innovations (four player split screen)
The only gen they haven't really innovated anything also turned out to be their most disappointing console; GC.
Anyway, to actually answer the question: It's hard to answer 
. They all brought so much. I'd vote the NES though, as it's basically the reason we game as we game today. Second place is impossible to answer, SNES, N64 and Wii all had a great influence on the industry. SNES does have the GameBoy in it's gen too though, which I think was more innovative than DS. Again, the 6th gen loses with the GBA.
Screamapillar said:
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Past 3 gens.
5th for the wonders they did with 3D, games like SM64 and OoT are still the benchmark and inspiration for alot of games today.
What?! I can't hear you over all this awsome! - Pyrrhon (Kid Icarus:Uprising)
Final Ultimate Legendary Earth Power Super Max Justice Future Miracle Dream Beautiful Galaxy Big Bang Little Bang Sunrise Starlight Infinite Fabulous Totally Final Wonderful Arrow...FIRE! - Wonder-Red (The Wonderful101)
3rd, then 7th, then 5th for reasons listed.
For the most part they are innovative a gen and then build off that in the next, meaning next gen we should see hopefully see something pretty revolutionary again.
NintendoPie said:
Any new IP's? None. I haven't played any of their new IP's (I don't think), sadly. |
You should at least stream the Trailers in the eShop of the games.
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