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curl-6 on 06 November 2014
OfficerRaichu15 said:

I want to make a bet saying the next multi game direct will announce release dates for mario maker, yoshi wholly world, and mario party 10

You're probably right; I'd be more worried that the dates they give will be later than they should be.



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OfficerRaichu15 on 06 November 2014
curl-6 said:
OfficerRaichu15 said:

I want to make a bet saying the next multi game direct will announce release dates for mario maker, yoshi wholly world, and mario party 10

You're probably right; I'd be more worried that the dates they give are later than they should be.

yoshi usually launches in march so I expect that

mario maker and party should launch april-juneish

But i believe it will be

febuary-kirby

march yoshi

april- mario party

may-splatoon

june- mario maker

august- devils third

september- xeno x

october- e3 game/star fox

november- zelda

december-e3 game

I still believe there wont be a drought



Bets:

(Won)Bet with TechoHobbit: He(Techno) says 10 million by January 1,2014 I say 9 million by then. Winner gets 2 weeks of sig control.

(Lost)Bet with kinisking: I say Ps4 will win April NPD while he says Xbox One will win it; winner gets 1 week of avatar control.

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Nuvendil on 06 November 2014

I would move Mario Maker to July; June is a sort of doldrums usually, July just feels like a safer bet. Otherwise, that seems entirely plausible.



curl-6 on 06 November 2014

With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.



zorg1000 on 06 November 2014
curl-6 said:
With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.


Idk Mario Maker might be quite a bit more ambitious than ur making it out to be, it's been a common trend lately for Nintendo to announce a game that looks decent/good then as it gets closer to release it begins to look better and better. 3D World, MK8, Smash U are all good examples of this, hell Splatoon & Kirby's new trailers make these games look much better than they did at E3, the same could happen to Mario Maker in its next trailer.



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OfficerRaichu15 on 06 November 2014
zorg1000 said:
curl-6 said:
With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.


Idk Mario Maker might be quite a bit more ambitious than ur making it out to be, it's been a common trend lately for Nintendo to announce a game that looks decent/good then as it gets closer to release it begins to look better and better. 3D World, MK8, Smash U are all good examples of this, hell Splatoon & Kirby's new trailers make these games look much better than they did at E3, the same could happen to Mario Maker in its next trailer.

yoshi sort of does it 

it didnt look good in its first trailer but its e3 trailer made it look great



Bets:

(Won)Bet with TechoHobbit: He(Techno) says 10 million by January 1,2014 I say 9 million by then. Winner gets 2 weeks of sig control.

(Lost)Bet with kinisking: I say Ps4 will win April NPD while he says Xbox One will win it; winner gets 1 week of avatar control.

Raichu's First Series:

First RPG?

First Fighter?

First Racer?

First Shooter?

First MMO?

First Horror?

Official Ni No Kuni Fanboy:

Familiars Captured:37

Game Beaten: 2 times almost

Times I got teary during some scenes: 3

curl-6 on 06 November 2014
zorg1000 said:
curl-6 said:
With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.

Idk Mario Maker might be quite a bit more ambitious than ur making it out to be, it's been a common trend lately for Nintendo to announce a game that looks decent/good then as it gets closer to release it begins to look better and better. 3D World, MK8, Smash U are all good examples of this, hell Splatoon & Kirby's new trailers make these games look much better than they did at E3, the same could happen to Mario Maker in its next trailer.

It's a very simple project; take a bunch of existing assets and make a user-friendly level builder for them. If they can't manage that by Q1 2015 then their production pipeline is hopelessly broken.



Nuvendil on 06 November 2014
curl-6 said:
With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.


That's my main reason for not being too worried for 2015.  They have a lot of options and ways to pad their count.  2016 worries me more.  I mean, I think SMTxFE will probably land there with Star Fox and *maybe* Devil's Third.  I think Metroid Prime 4 will be announced in 2015 and be their 2016 anchor title of a sort with support from an HD remake of some sort (Mario Galaxy 1+2 in tandem with a Mario Galaxy 3 announcement maybe; or perhaps a Metroid Prime Trilogy (that one is wishful thinking more so than the first one :P ).  Other than that, not sure.  F-Zero could pop up but that's still a thin schedule and a lot of that is guesswork.   It will be interesting; maybe we will see another garage project like Splatoon at next year's E3?



curl-6 on 06 November 2014
Nuvendil said:
curl-6 said:
With Yoshi having been in the oven since 2012, Mario Maker the kind of game that should take a couple of months to make, and Fatal Frame 5 sitting completed in the wings, there is no excuse for droughts next year. That doesn't mean they won't happen, but if they do it will solely down to staggering incompetence from Nintendo.


That's my main reason for not being too worried for 2015.  They have a lot of options and ways to pad their count.  2016 worries me more.  I mean, I think SMTxFE will probably land there with Star Fox and *maybe* Devil's Third.  I think Metroid Prime 4 will be announced in 2015 and be their 2016 anchor title of a sort with support from an HD remake of some sort (Mario Galaxy 1+2 in tandem with a Mario Galaxy 3 announcement maybe; or perhaps a Metroid Prime Trilogy (that one is wishful thinking more so than the first one :P ).  Other than that, not sure.  F-Zero could pop up but that's still a thin schedule and a lot of that is guesswork.   It will be interesting; maybe we will see another garage project like Splatoon at next year's E3?

Nintendo often don't reveal games until they're like 6-12 months out, so the fact that we don't know many of their 2016 titles isn't a cause for concern yet, at least in my view. If E3 2015 passes and 2016 still looks barren, then I'll get worried.



POE on 06 November 2014

There won´t be droughts this year.