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Soundwave on 25 August 2015
Cobretti2 said:
mZuzek said:

Yes, it is.

That's like wanting more out of Smash in 2015 than fighting, or more out of Mario Kart than just racing.


Not really the same thing though. Those franchise have a limited scope of growth were as Star Fox can be anything. and we know it can as NIntendo have experimented with it.

Starfox has a story line.  You could build on that and make it more epic, kids would relate to the cool characters and new generation of gamers would fall in love with it as they connect with the characters.

I knwo peopel hate star for adventures but it had some decent bits in it.

I don't see why you can't combine the best elements of all the star fox games and turn it into an epic space quest with a moving story. 


A moving, epic story ...

With furry animals that fly spaceships. 



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Goodnightmoon on 25 August 2015
DivinePaladin said:
Goodnightmoon said:

http://gamingbolt.com/70-80-of-splatoon-players-use-gyro-controls-nintendo-reveals

Between 70 - 80% of players use the gyro in Splatoon

Huh. That's interesting, almost shocking at that number. Then again, the game was a hit with the casual crowd, so it's not completely outlandish that they just picked it up and played without caring to check settings. 

 

Regardless, my other point stands that you can't go and claim they're more fun despite them being used more often than not. 

I´ve played Splatoon with them and without them and I think the game is way more fun with them, and most of the people seems to think that, if they were awfull or unintuitive be sure people would look the options to turn it off, is pretty easy no matter how casual you are (casual =/= dumb)

And is curious that you tell me that I can´t claim they are more fun or they are the favourite option for the people (even with the data from Nintendo) but you can claim that maybe a 75% of players didn´t change the options because they are casuals. No way to know the amount of casuals on this game, I think it appeals to all publics at the same time.



Samus Aran on 25 August 2015
Soundwave said:
Cobretti2 said:


Not really the same thing though. Those franchise have a limited scope of growth were as Star Fox can be anything. and we know it can as NIntendo have experimented with it.

Starfox has a story line.  You could build on that and make it more epic, kids would relate to the cool characters and new generation of gamers would fall in love with it as they connect with the characters.

I knwo peopel hate star for adventures but it had some decent bits in it.

I don't see why you can't combine the best elements of all the star fox games and turn it into an epic space quest with a moving story. 


A moving, epic story ...

With furry animals that fly spaceships. 

You clearly never watched Beestenbos is boos or Waterschapsheuvel.



Cobretti2 on 25 August 2015
Soundwave said:
Cobretti2 said:


Not really the same thing though. Those franchise have a limited scope of growth were as Star Fox can be anything. and we know it can as NIntendo have experimented with it.

Starfox has a story line.  You could build on that and make it more epic, kids would relate to the cool characters and new generation of gamers would fall in love with it as they connect with the characters.

I knwo peopel hate star for adventures but it had some decent bits in it.

I don't see why you can't combine the best elements of all the star fox games and turn it into an epic space quest with a moving story. 


A moving, epic story ...

With furry animals that fly spaceships. 

Absolutely with Nintendo going all back to the movies. They could do an animated movie then follow it up with a series. Kids and probably Nintendo fans would instantly love it.

It be no qwerkier than a modern Yugioh series. 



 

 

AAA300 on 25 August 2015

There is a God! Nintendo needs to keep this option going forward glad they put it in spatoon,now get on to voice chat option for games.



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I3LuEI3omI3eR on 25 August 2015

Best news heard about the game so far... Skyward Sword Star Fox version adverted...



I3LuEI3omI3eR on 25 August 2015
mZuzek said:
I3LuEI3omI3eR said:
Best news heard about the game so far... Skyward Sword Star Fox version adverted...

Well apparently it worked, then. As you should remember, you're the reason I made this thread in the first place

Lol well I'm flattered I can be inspiration for a New topic...



Nem on 25 August 2015

Thats good news. I might get it now. :)



Skullwaker on 25 August 2015

I thought this was cleared up long ago.

I'm glad to have the option. Some games I like motion controls, others I don't. I'll probably play around with it a bit.



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Ultrashroomz on 25 August 2015

Confirmation is still good nonetheless.

I'm not too bothered with motion controls, but when given the option, I usually prefer standard controls.



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