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Do prefer the digital event format or the conference?

Digital Event - Less bloo... 137 67.49%
 
Conference - Better atmos... 66 32.51%
 
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uran10 on 22 February 2015
OfficerRaichu15 said:
pokemon mystery dungeon u(I can dream big cant I)


quite possible, there were two games on Wii. (I think)



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Chazore on 22 February 2015

Animal Crossing U, a price drop, a slightly remodled U with more HDD space would rock my world.

Oh and the rest of what everyone else has noted.



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t3mporary_126 on 22 February 2015
TheGoldenBoy said:
When is Splatoon supposed to release?


May and probably the end of that month just like Mario Kart 8's late May release last year. 



maxleresistant on 22 February 2015

Thing that are a given
-Starfox Trailer
-Zelda Trailer
-Devil's Third Trailer
-Release date for Xenoblade

Thing that I hope for
-Release date for Zelda (for this year)
-Metroid U trailer
-New IPs
-A "new" Extreme sports IP, mixing Wave Race, 1080° gameplays with other sports
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Fededx on 22 February 2015

There's gonna be a Nintendo Direct next month announcing release date for Yoshi's Wooly World and showing more of Mario Party 10 and Splatoon. Hopefully we'll see some new vids of Devil's Third, and the release date. After that, there's gonna be an E3 Ninty Direct with trailers from Zelda, Star Fox and a couple of new announcemnts, hopefully we'll see an old franchise being reborn, Metroid? F-zero?



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artexplosion on 22 February 2015

Digital events are better in every way.



JWeinCom on 22 February 2015
t3mporary_126 said:
JWeinCom said:


Nintendo EAD Tokyo has two teams.  EAD Tokyo 1 and EAD Tokyo 2.  EAD Tokyo made the incredibly underrated DK Jungle Beat, then went on to develop Mario Galaxy.  EAD Tokyo 2 handled Galaxy 2, 3D World, Captain Toad, and Land.

Since developing Galaxy, EAD Tokyo 1 worked with Greezo on the remakes for Majora's Mask and Ocarina of time, although I doubt their input could have been that great since the game runs on essentially the same engine as the N64 game.  So, I dunno what they're up to.


Oh wow this is pretty good news if Nintendo has two teams that can make high quality Mario games! However, it may be possible that both EAD teams that made Galaxy 2 and 3D World had some of the people who worked on Galaxy 1 and those went into EAD 2 to develop Galaxy 2 and 3D World. Nevertheless, its interesting that EAD Tokyo hasn't really made something new yet!

EAD Tokyo, as a whole, has about 100 employees.  The two groups aren't technically separate entities.  I'm sure there are a lot of people going between both groups.  But, yeah, it's still weird that one of the groups hasn't made anything in a while.



mtachi on 22 February 2015

Pretty much expecting disappointment, but hopefully they can also show off some footage of Zelda U and Starfox... That would be cool.



Frogger on 22 February 2015

I seriously hope they don't waste time on XCX. The game will be out in Japan by then, and the only thing to care about at that point is the western release date. Save that announcement for something else. No offense to anything else, but Zelda U is the only thing I care about seeing at E3. I just want to play the damn thing already.



Samus Aran on 22 February 2015
JWeinCom said:
t3mporary_126 said:


Oh wow this is pretty good news if Nintendo has two teams that can make high quality Mario games! However, it may be possible that both EAD teams that made Galaxy 2 and 3D World had some of the people who worked on Galaxy 1 and those went into EAD 2 to develop Galaxy 2 and 3D World. Nevertheless, its interesting that EAD Tokyo hasn't really made something new yet!

EAD Tokyo, as a whole, has about 100 employees.  The two groups aren't technically separate entities.  I'm sure there are a lot of people going between both groups.  But, yeah, it's still weird that one of the groups hasn't made anything in a while.

There are even rumours of a new third ead tokyo group.