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DieAppleDie on 29 July 2013

A lot of good games, but none musthave tbh, still it has a great future



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Lonely_Dolphin on 29 July 2013
Nem said:
Mythmaker1 said:

If I am in error, feel free to correct me. Simply saying "you don't know what you're talking about therefore you are petty" tells me nothing other than the fact you don't know what "petty" means.

"The art style shouldnt make a difference on the design of the gameplay." I didn't say that it would.

"The controls are with the gamepad controls obviously" Which says absolutely nothing of value about how it will be used.

 "the story you will never know until the game comes out." Because Nintendo never reveals concrete details about an upcoming game's story... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyHTZkZLn9s


You confuse setting with story, but sadly for you i have better things to do. You watch the nintendo direct. I already did.



"I have better things to do"
lol, the most cheesiest and obvious cop out there is. Come on now, surely you can do better than that!

Lonely_Dolphin on 29 July 2013
zorg1000 said:
oniyide said:
zorg1000 said:
oniyide said:
curl-6 said:
oniyide said:
curl-6 said:

 

 


2d marios moved a bunch of consoles back in the day. ANd im pretty sure that Ninty thought it would move more otherwise they wouldnt have it as their only major exclusive for so long.

When u say back in the day do u mean NES/SNES era? Because thats a ridiculous argument, u cant compare a 2D game selling consoles in a time when all games were 2D to a 2D game selling consoles in todays market. Also thats over 20 years ago, the video game industry is nothing like it was back then.

Or do u mean back in the day as in Wii/DS era? Because thats a foolish comparison as well. Both of the consoles were under $200 at the time and had alot of big games to go along with them when they released. DS-$129, Mario Kart, Mario 64 DS, Animal Crossing, Brain Training, Nintendogs. Wii-$199, Wii Sports/Resort, Wii Fit/Fit Plus, Twilight Princess, Mario Galaxy, Smash Bros, Mario Kart.

And they didnt plan on NSMBU being the only big title for so long. Pikmin 3, Wonderful 101, Rayman Legends, Wii Fit U were all supposed to come out in the launch window and none of them did, not all of those games are huge but they would have certainly helped give Wii U a solid line up of exclusives for the first half of the year and sales wouldnt be so low.



Dang mate, that's some massive ownage right there! I'll have to be careful not to get into an argument with you. :L

KingdomHeartsFan on 29 July 2013
Rogerioandrade said:
Monster Hunter 4 should be added to that list.

I think the WiiU lineup is pretty good.... for any real fan of videogames. Bayonetta 2, X, Fire Emblem X Shin Megami Tensei, Sonic Lost Worlds, Mario KArt and SSB are really promising games + plus Activision and Ubisoft multiplatform games.

I just miss Sports games on the list. At least a golf, basketball or tennis game would be great. Fighting games too, but we know that there´s no new fighting game on sight for any platform right now.

Of course, players who just want mindless shooting will not be interested on this lineup.


I thought Monster Hunter 4 was a 3DS game?



Mythmaker1 on 29 July 2013
Nem said:
Mythmaker1 said:
 

If I am in error, feel free to correct me. Simply saying "you don't know what you're talking about therefore you are petty" tells me nothing other than the fact you don't know what "petty" means.

"The art style shouldnt make a difference on the design of the gameplay." I didn't say that it would.

"The controls are with the gamepad controls obviously" Which says absolutely nothing of value about how it will be used.

 "the story you will never know until the game comes out." Because Nintendo never reveals concrete details about an upcoming game's story... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyHTZkZLn9s


You confuse setting with story, but sadly for you i have better things to do. You watch the nintendo direct. I already did.

The setting is part of the story. A concrete detail regarding the setting is a concrete detail regarding the story. That's true, isn't it?

And I presume this is the one you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrVe0_3X-4

If it is, I watched it six months ago. Or is there something new?



I believe in honesty, civility, generosity, practicality, and impartiality.

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Cubedramirez on 29 July 2013

I bought the Wii U on the idea of Zelda and X. Everything else has been icing on the cake.



JoeTheBro on 29 July 2013

Lol this is why I have only touched my wii u once in the past 6 months. Haven't bought a game since launch. Not only does it lack games but the hardware itself is just meh.

At least pikman will be amazing!



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Nem on 29 July 2013
Einsam_Delphin said:
 


"I have better things to do"

lol, the most cheesiest and obvious cop out there is. Come on now, surely you can do better than that!


Call it what you will. I dont care to debate with him if he is not willing to watch the nintendo direct. Why should i have to go watch it again so i can write down the points for him? Let him do that. I do have better things to do with my time.

 

 

Mythmaker1 said:
 

The setting is part of the story. A concrete detail regarding the setting is a concrete detail regarding the story. That's true, isn't it?

And I presume this is the one you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrVe0_3X-4

If it is, I watched it six months ago. Or is there something new?


Yes thats the one. The rest is only interviews and rumors, but yes, breaking with zelda conventions, more freedom to the player. It sounds exciting, especially if you read the latest rumors, wich are in a thread in this website.

It sounds like its gonna be something special. I doubt anyone will be able to say they dont like it after its officially unveiled. So, saying it doesnt interest you, seems premature and inaccurate. Its shaping up to be awesome.

If you disagree, then fine. I just hope the people who say they arent interested stay consistant when it gets unveiled.



Mythmaker1 on 29 July 2013
Nem said:
Mythmaker1 said:

The setting is part of the story. A concrete detail regarding the setting is a concrete detail regarding the story. That's true, isn't it?

And I presume this is the one you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrVe0_3X-4

If it is, I watched it six months ago. Or is there something new?


Yes thats the one. The rest is only interviews and rumors, but yes, breaking with zelda conventions, more freedom to the player. It sounds exciting, especially if you read the latest rumors, wich are in a thread in this website.

It sounds like its gonna be something special. I doubt anyone will be able to say they dont like it after its officially unveiled. So, saying it doesnt interest you, seems premature and inaccurate. Its shaping up to be awesome.

If you disagree, then fine. I just hope the people who say they arent interested stay consistant when it gets unveiled.

Okay. Well, I did see it a while back, and the truth is what was said doesn't really interest me. I don't typically play with other people, with a few exceptions, and truly non-linear open-world games aren't really my thing. To what degree these will even be present in the final product is more than anyone can say.

As far as rumors go, they likewise aren't that interesting. Not because some of the alleged features don't sound amazing, but because they are just alleged. Without some level of corroboration, I can't invest myself in something that's more than likely someone's fantasy.

In the end, my problem with your position here is that, if I've understood you correctly, you're saying that that I am premature in my disinterest because the things that will interest me (the offical unveiling) hasn't happened. That I should be interested now, on the basis that I will be interested later.

When the game is unveieled, it's almost a given that I will be interested in it. I'll be able to look at it, roll it around in my head, and think "that would be really fun to play." But until something that piques my interest is associated with the game, I can't really get interested in it.



I believe in honesty, civility, generosity, practicality, and impartiality.

Lonely_Dolphin on 30 July 2013
Nem said:
Einsam_Delphin said:
 


"I have better things to do"

lol, the most cheesiest and obvious cop out there is. Come on now, surely you can do better than that!


Call it what you will. I dont care to debate with him if he is not willing to watch the nintendo direct. Why should i have to go watch it again so i can write down the points for him? Let him do that. I do have better things to do with my time.

 

 

Mythmaker1 said:
 

The setting is part of the story. A concrete detail regarding the setting is a concrete detail regarding the story. That's true, isn't it?

And I presume this is the one you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXrVe0_3X-4

If it is, I watched it six months ago. Or is there something new?


Yes thats the one. The rest is only interviews and rumors, but yes, breaking with zelda conventions, more freedom to the player. It sounds exciting, especially if you read the latest rumors, wich are in a thread in this website.

It sounds like its gonna be something special. I doubt anyone will be able to say they dont like it after its officially unveiled. So, saying it doesnt interest you, seems premature and inaccurate. Its shaping up to be awesome.

If you disagree, then fine. I just hope the people who say they arent interested stay consistant when it gets unveiled.



This isn't really a debate. You were basically saying everyone should be interested in Zelda U just because. This is never gonna happen as everyone has different tastes in games, so no one game will ever be liked by all, no matter how good it is.