You win some, you lose some. In changing
You win some, you lose some. In changing
Shades of Fallon incorrectly calling the Wii U an add-on for the Wii last year. He is earnest in his enthusiasm for games, not always accurate but, for better or worse, also a stand-in for what the average person is hearing about these consoles. His confusion about the Wii U was a canary in Nintendo's coal mine. Is he…
I remember when Zelda was full of obscure surprises and the joy was discovering them through talking about the game with friends. Miiverse, if implemented well, can replicate that.
It's from Smash Bros. I pulled it from Nintendo's Wii U Smash Bros. assets folder.
Hopefully that's right. And, yes, not technically bricked.
After the fall 3DS sequel to the classic Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, after the fall Wii U release of a Wind Waker remake, we will eventually get an original Zelda game on Wii U. It's being made now. Nintendo's barely talking about it.
Nice list, but your collapsing of Art Style: Box Life into a generic Art Style category makes me very sad. Art Style: Box Life is one of the best games I've ever played and deserves its dazzling own category. What an amazing game. Not kidding. I love it.
In a season of new Mario Karts and Donkey Kong Country games Nintendo hears the calls from supporters and critics to make something new. Their answer: we're already doing it.