Still sounds like more of a download title to me. 1 vs 1 same screen doesnt sound like it would be much fun, and i'm sure the single player will be tacked on as I cant imagine a game like this having a meaningful single player (especially since they didnt reveal anything about it). This game seems like it should be priced at $20, not $60...

thanks,quite a while then,shame it is not in time for a holiday bundle

Clearly Nintendo is still stuck in the past. Modern shooters rarely support these archaic features.

We already knew this, so like I said on the other thread, let's hope the single player isn't jank!

Modern gamer logic:

single player mode, both local and online multiplayer -- "looks/sounds like a $20 digital title"

Titanfall -- no single player, no local multiplayer, entire game is 15 online multiplayer maps -- "this is worth $500 and I will buy all of the DLC"

Obviously.

Having a single player and local and online multplayer doesnt make a game a full retail package.   Do you know how many download games have those things?  4 vs 4 online multiplayer, 1 vs 1 local multiplayer, and what is probably going to be a throwaway single player (my guess is 4 vs 4 with bots) sounds like what you would get from a download title.

also, Titanfall was overpriced as well.  It should have been $20 as well...

The ultimate Easter Egg. :P

OT: Nintendo has not only created a new IP, but it looks awesome and is super unique. I really hope sales reward them for this.

Lol, maybe I should just a make introduce yourself thread.  They seem to be all the rage these days... Would it be weird to introduce yourself to people you have been talking to for 5 years?

It's a principal thing.  I like to pay for a game based on how much content they crafted, because I feel like that takes a lot more work to create.  Plus, there are tons of games with both a robust campaign and a multiplayer mode, so paying full price for just the multiplayer to me seems like a gyp.  I wouldn't even pay full price for something like Titanfall, and that's got however many bazzilions of dollars put into its development.  This game is something I would expect to see on XBLA for $15.  I'll fully admit that I can't make a final decision until everything about the game is revealed, but I don't think the fact that I'll spend hours on it with my friends makes it more worth the money, because largely we'll be making those hours, not the content creators.  By the same logic it wouldn't matter how much the game took to develop as long as it takes up a lot of your time, so you could charge $60 for something as simple as Tetris. 

That's just me though; I like to be pretty frugal and weigh all my purchases.  I'm kind of a freak.  XD  And I certainly I don't look down on people who spend differently than I do.