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Suke on 03 June 2013

Just new franchises for me, I'm sure there won't be a galaxy three since Nintendo confirm that Galaxy 2 was suppose to be a extended edition for the first game ,but accidently turn into a sequel due to a lot of content being added.

But I do expect more surprise next week, because they are aware fans are tire of the same experiences.



“Don’t follow the hype, follow the games”

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Here a little quote I want for those to keep memorize in your head for this coming next gen.                            

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CarcharodonKraz on 03 June 2013
Mr Khan said:
Goku would just not be the right fit for Smash Bros at all. The story mode was good, too, they just need to make it more in-depth: the characters who have voice-actors in their native franchises should speak to the degree that they are able to: e.g. Fox fully, Mario limited, Link none. Have some sort of supervillain teamup instead of Tabuu and Master Hand.

For third party characters, Sonic should stay, Snake should go, Bayonetta and Pac-Man should be added.


kahn i feel like we're on the same page with smash bros.  The only thing you said that i don't completely agree with is the number of 3rd party characters.  If they do 3 then those are good choices, but i hope they don't do more than 2 3rd party characters for a smash bros.  I feel like 2 is just the right number to keep things interesting, yet traditional.  Part of me also thinks a 3rd party character shouldn't make multiple games, so maybe no sonic.  At the same time i love seeing sonic and mario in a game like this together.  In a way i guess i'm glad it's not my decision. :)



HoloDust on 03 June 2013

Vertical slice of Zelda U would be great.



Jumpin on 03 June 2013

Wii U - Mario Galaxy 3 and Xenogears 2, and then I can happily ignore all rival platforms.
3DS - Smash Brothers, Link to the Past 2, Pokemon X/Y.



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Mr Khan on 03 June 2013
CarcharodonKraz said:
Mr Khan said:
Goku would just not be the right fit for Smash Bros at all. The story mode was good, too, they just need to make it more in-depth: the characters who have voice-actors in their native franchises should speak to the degree that they are able to: e.g. Fox fully, Mario limited, Link none. Have some sort of supervillain teamup instead of Tabuu and Master Hand.

For third party characters, Sonic should stay, Snake should go, Bayonetta and Pac-Man should be added.


kahn i feel like we're on the same page with smash bros.  The only thing you said that i don't completely agree with is the number of 3rd party characters.  If they do 3 then those are good choices, but i hope they don't do more than 2 3rd party characters for a smash bros.  I feel like 2 is just the right number to keep things interesting, yet traditional.  Part of me also thinks a 3rd party character shouldn't make multiple games, so maybe no sonic.  At the same time i love seeing sonic and mario in a game like this together.  In a way i guess i'm glad it's not my decision. :)

Reading your post more closely, we do seem to be in line: 40 characters, my thoughts were drop 5 and add 10

Lose: Snake, Ike, Lucario, Lucas, Wolf

Gain: Bayonetta, Chrom, Zoroark, Shulk, Krystal, Pac-Man, Little Mac, Mii, Waluigi, and Starfy.



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Metroid33slayer on 03 June 2013

40 hours campaign for pikmin and 40 tracks in mariokart is beyond unrealistic, you are not living in the real world.



famousringo on 03 June 2013

I'm gonna disagree with the idea of 30-40 hour campaigns. The mandate for a longer playtime often results in tedious filler to pad out the game rather than more hours of fun. Make the campaign 15-25 hours, and maybe add in some replayability mechanisms or collectibles for the OCD crowd.



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Cubedramirez on 03 June 2013

Everything else would be considered icing on the cake as long as Project X from Monolith Soft is what we all expect and demand. Xenoblade Chronicles on Anabolic Steroids.

Nintendo is the only company who wants to save the game industry rather than push higher resolutions at the expense of creating deep engaging titles. Expect this e3 to be the single largest amount of games shown for Nintendo platforms ever. Bonus is expect a lot more Japanese support for the system than previously thought.



KHlover on 03 June 2013
Metroid33slayer said:
40 hours campaign for pikmin and 40 tracks in mariokart is beyond unrealistic, you are not living in the real world.

15-20 hours for Pikmin and the usual 16/16 tracks in Mario Kart U should be far more realistic.



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Locknuts on 03 June 2013

I know Nintendo's games will deliver. I want them to announce massive 3rd party support. I'm hoping all of these games that aren't being announced are going to be announced during Nintendo directs (GTAV, Ghosts etc.), if Nintendo can improve their third party support I feel the Wii U will be a near perfect console in a couple of years.