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fleischr on 09 January 2014

StarFox Wii U seems the most likely. Nintendo should do something to reward their loyalty by giving them a premium IP that will help both the Wii U and the studio reach 'the next level' .

Kamiya at Platinum got tired of people begging him to do Star Fox.



I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

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ktay95 on 09 January 2014

Are these guys capable of a Mario Sports RPG?? Coz Im playing Mario Tennis GBC right now and it reminds me of how bad the recent one is. Got a strong feeling the new Mario Golf will suck too =(



AAA300 on 09 January 2014
Dulfite said:
“We are doing only Nintendo products now.

“We’re super happy with our relationship with Nintendo. There’s no reason to look anywhere else. They keep giving us better and better IP to work with, and as long as we do our job and make good games for them there’s no reason for us to venture out.

“There are a lot of benefits to working with a first party. Nintendo’s great. They give you the time to make they games good. They’ve done really well — the Wii’s done really well, the DS has done really well, the Wii U is not the strongest start but we trust that they’ll come up with something to get it going, and the 3DS was a blast to work on.”

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This doesn't sound like they were signed on as first party developers. They are simply choosing to do Nintendo only games because they've sold really well on Nintendo consoles so far. That doesn't mean they won't develop for someone else in the future if their future Nintendo games don't sell well though.


I thought they signed a deal from here on out.



Dulfite on 09 January 2014
AAA300 said:
Dulfite said:
“We are doing only Nintendo products now.

“We’re super happy with our relationship with Nintendo. There’s no reason to look anywhere else. They keep giving us better and better IP to work with, and as long as we do our job and make good games for them there’s no reason for us to venture out.

“There are a lot of benefits to working with a first party. Nintendo’s great. They give you the time to make they games good. They’ve done really well — the Wii’s done really well, the DS has done really well, the Wii U is not the strongest start but we trust that they’ll come up with something to get it going, and the 3DS was a blast to work on.”

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This doesn't sound like they were signed on as first party developers. They are simply choosing to do Nintendo only games because they've sold really well on Nintendo consoles so far. That doesn't mean they won't develop for someone else in the future if their future Nintendo games don't sell well though.


I thought they signed a deal from here on out.


Is that implied or is it literally said somewhere?



xboxonesucks on 09 January 2014


it is all my opinion nothing but my opinion , it is all my opinion nothing but my opinion tlou

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AAA300 on 09 January 2014
Dulfite said:
AAA300 said:
Dulfite said:
“We are doing only Nintendo products now.

“We’re super happy with our relationship with Nintendo. There’s no reason to look anywhere else. They keep giving us better and better IP to work with, and as long as we do our job and make good games for them there’s no reason for us to venture out.

“There are a lot of benefits to working with a first party. Nintendo’s great. They give you the time to make they games good. They’ve done really well — the Wii’s done really well, the DS has done really well, the Wii U is not the strongest start but we trust that they’ll come up with something to get it going, and the 3DS was a blast to work on.”

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This doesn't sound like they were signed on as first party developers. They are simply choosing to do Nintendo only games because they've sold really well on Nintendo consoles so far. That doesn't mean they won't develop for someone else in the future if their future Nintendo games don't sell well though.


I thought they signed a deal from here on out.


Is that implied or is it literally said somewhere?

Headline at vg247.com is Developer signs exclusive deal with Nintendo.



KingdomHeartsFan on 09 January 2014
ktay95 said:
Are these guys capable of a Mario Sports RPG?? Coz Im playing Mario Tennis GBC right now and it reminds me of how bad the recent one is. Got a strong feeling the new Mario Golf will suck too =(

I didn't know there was one on GBC, play the one on GBA, its an amazing sports RPG game, probably my favorite.



Proxy-Pie on 09 January 2014

how about they let these guys make Metroid Prime Hunters 2, since NST doesn't seem capable of something like that anymore...



ktay95 on 09 January 2014
KingdomHeartsFan said:
ktay95 said:
Are these guys capable of a Mario Sports RPG?? Coz Im playing Mario Tennis GBC right now and it reminds me of how bad the recent one is. Got a strong feeling the new Mario Golf will suck too =(

I didn't know there was one on GBC, play the one on GBA, its an amazing sports RPG game, probably my favorite.

it went up on 3DS VC the other week thats why Im playing it. If they ever put the GBA one up I will be all over it. Also I love that Im playing it now, here in Australia we have the Aus Open beng played in like a week



toastboy44562 on 09 January 2014
AAA300 said:

Next Level Games is now a exclusive Nintendo partner and will only make Nintendo  games from here on out! So what game do you think will be on there plate next? Nintendo seems to trust them by giving them Luigis mansion2 as a test run before signing them exclusively.I hope they work on bring back a dormant franchise like star fox but at lest this should help with the droughts of games as luigis mansion 2 came  out last march so they have had almost a year to work on something.


Homie if I was them I'd screw up Luigis Mansion 2 so bad Nintendo rejects them and start making for the PS4/Xbox One/PC. More profit to be made making for other systems