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trestres on 18 July 2008

Taking into account everything we already know, these are the titles Nintendo, their 2nd and 3rd party devs have announced so far:

Fire Emblem DS
Disaster: DoC
Blue Dragon Plus
Rhythm Tengoku Gold
Pokemon Platinum
Pokemon Ranger
Kirby Super Star Deluxe
Kirby Wii (is this actually for real?)
Little King Story
Mistery Case (however its called)
Project HAMMER (Cancelled forever?)
Wario Land Shake
Inazuma Eleven
MapleStory DS
Fatal Frame IV
Captain Rainbow
Animal Crossing: City Folks
Wii Music
Wii Sports: Resort
Pikmin 3
Mario Super Sluggers
Professor Layton and the Pandora's Box
Cooking Navi DS

I can count 23 games, and there's 44 dev parties in there.

So AT LEAST 21 games should be on their way, if we consider that every dev is making a game and they can only make 1 at a time.

What's strange is that Nintendo hasn't announced any WiiWare games or VC games so far, I'm wondering what are they planning on announcing.



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SnesTea on 18 July 2008
trestres said:

Taking into account everything we already know, these are the titles Nintendo, their 2nd and 3rd party devs have announced so far:

Fire Emblem DS
Disaster: DoC
Blue Dragon Plus
Rhythm Tengoku Gold
Pokemon Platinum
Pokemon Ranger
Kirby Super Star Deluxe
Kirby Wii (is this actually for real?)
Little King Story
Mistery Case (however its called)
Project HAMMER (Cancelled forever?)
Wario Land Shake
Inazuma Eleven
MapleStory DS
Fatal Frame IV
Captain Rainbow
Animal Crossing: City Folk
Wii Music
Wii Sports: Resort
Pikmin 3
Mario Super Sluggers
Professor Layton and the Pandora's Box
Cooking Navi DS

I can count 23 games, and there's 44 dev parties in there.

So AT LEAST 21 games should be on their way, if we consider that every dev is making a game and they can only make 1 at a time.

What's strange is that Nintendo hasn't announced any WiiWare games or VC games so far, I'm wondering what are they planning on announcing.

 

Kirby Wii exists. Go to IGN and look up Kirby Wii. They have some screens from Nintendo's E3 2K5 Press Conference. Back when it was still a GameCube game.

Project HAMMER is the iffy one. Nintendo's official statement is that it's "off schedule".



Naum on 18 July 2008
brute said:
Soriku said:
Torillian said:
People say they've abandoned the core because their focus appears to be elsewhere when they meet with the public. I really don't think it has to do with how many Core games they might be developing.

 

I know, and after Miyamoto just said they weren't going to annoucne core games at E3 anymore people still continue to moan and say Miyamoto is (somehow) a liar, etc. People need to brighten up and look at what Miyamoto said (for the past 3 years they've been showing off "casual" games yet the next thing we know they love Nintendo, then come E3 they moan again. The cycle then repeats). Then they have to look at this list (and of course it doesn't coutn second parties) and actually realize that Nintendo isn't abandoning core gamers at all. They're expanding with certain games and other teams are making the core games they want. I was disappointed by their E3 (not sad/depressed though like others were), but after what Miyamoto said...how can I hate them?

the reason why alot of people complained was bcause last year they knew that SSBB,SMG,MKWii were all confirmed and coming.

but now a game as good and big as them isnt confirmed,and this kinda made people angry cause if a game isnt announced then it isnt even close to being released

 

Well I think they will be released before FFXIII for example.

 

I rather not knowing what game they are making and then after the announcement it will be released withing 1 year.

Unlike some game I've just mentioned.

 



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megaman79 on 18 July 2008

Well thats optimistic. So who's going to try and break in somewhere, get an exclusive



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steven787 on 18 July 2008

Nintendo is publishing Tecmo's Fatal Frame IV?
I didn't know that.

I think Nintendo is going to give a big push to WiiWare. Not to mention, several of those teams are probably working on coding/fine tuning VC games. Somebody's gotta be doing it?



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Stats87 on 18 July 2008
trestres said:
veryvery is a french translation!!

means three three in spanish ;)

haha, I'm in Canada, so it's that whole bilingual thing

I was recently in Cuba, but I was usually using "dos" and not "tres"

although there was that one night....

 



Stats87 on 18 July 2008

I don't know about most of you, but whenever I see "Project HAMMER", I think of this guy



Onyxmeth on 18 July 2008

I hope Intelligent Systems is working on a console Advance Wars. Before anyone comments, Battalion Wars is a poor man's Advance Wars and in so many ways is not even comparable. I would put better money on them working on a Wii version of Puzzle League.



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O-D-C on 18 July 2008

hope their all working on something, that way Nintendo could ensure a steady flow of software.