| BraveNewWorld said: Nintendo's a little late on this. There's certainly potential, though. What type of game would it be? |
Unlockable characters for Smash 4 and Mario Kart 8.
| ToxicJosh said: I'm very interested to see what they do with NFC. If it strikes me as 'dodgy', ie. using the same business model as Skylanders or to a lesser extent Infinity, I'll avoid it like the plague. Conversely though, if it's something additional to the game, I'll be all over it. For instance, if it's used as a quick unlock for certain characters in Smash. I'll pay £10 for a cool figure of, say, Young Link and to be able to play as him from the start without having to play for hours to unlock him. Or if, apart from the 'main' NFC, game, you could scan characters into other games as one-offs. So if you scanned Pit into Mario Kart, you could play as him in local multiplayer (taking on a generic weight character). I'd be very surprised if MK8 has NFC capabilities. But that's how I'd like to see it used. |
Yes!! Give me a kirby figurine for mario kart, and I'm good.
Since Smash Bros isnt going to have a story mode, maybe this will be a full blown Nintendo crossover like Skylanders.
When the herd loses its way, the shepard must kill the bull that leads them astray.
Well I think it's another reason to drop the gamepad actually and go with a cheaper Wii U model with screen-less controller that still has a cheap NFC chip built-in.
For a parent it's pay $300 for Wii U + $50-$60 for the game/"starter pak" (or whatever for figures) or ....
Buy Skylanders, Disney Infinity, or Star Wars NFC or Marvel Comics NFC (confirmed to be coming in 2014) for the Wii/360/PS3 you already have in your home and spend some of that $300 you were going to use on the Wii U on Skylander/Disney/Marvel/Star Wars toys for your kids.
$300 for the Wii U is too expensive if Nintendo really wants to make head way with this market to the average parent and the kid will probably be happier with 5-6 different new Skylanders/Disney/Marvel/whatever characters that the parent saved $$$ by not having to pony up $300 for the console itself.
I kinda have the feeling that it could be a lot 20-35 year old males buying these Nintendo NFC toys.
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Oh lol my gamecube collection? that is the first half a shelf... the next 2 shelves are full of Gamecube too, it's my largest %age of games out of a systems library I have around 250 of the 600 games released for the GC in total :) If you want a pic I can get you one np? (my collection contains 2 copies of smash melee btw because after around 1000 hours of play my first disk was coming apart in the center so I bought a spare just incase)
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| ganoncrotch said: Oh lol my gamecube collection? that is the first half a shelf... the next 2 shelves are full of Gamecube too, it's my largest %age of games out of a systems library I have around 250 of the 600 games released for the GC in total :) If you want a pic I can get you one np? (my collection contains 2 copies of smash melee btw because after around 1000 hours of play my first disk was coming apart in the center so I bought a spare just incase) |
Yes plz. And two Melee discs? I must apologize for my ignorance.
Can we PLEASE get a pokemon game on the Wii U? Hell, it can even be a Pokemon XY: Wii U Edition. Updated graphics, more exclusive pokemon that can only be caught on the Wii U, more things to do with your pokemon in Pokemon-Amie, and so forth. It'll be easy to transfer over since the Wii U Pad can be the touchscreen like the 3DS,
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