Nintendos Block Buster hit this autumn/fall inside

Of course on top of Wii sports resort if anyone wants to play that rubbish nitendo will release something "hardcore" and its called Disaster Day of Crisis. First decent fottage...

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/39786.html

All this crap that Nintendo has abandoned the hardcore is now thrown out the window. This will definently be a block buster hit judging by the way ninendo has already marketed it in Japan. I wonder what lems and cows will think of next to gun the Wii down....

Some of the gameplay looks like it uses the Wiimote in interesting ways.... however that doesnt translate to a good game, necessarily.... we'll see.... until I see some In-Depth previews or some reviews... I'll remain skeptical.

Oh and it's not Nintendo thats bringing us the game.... Monolith are the developers... Nintendo is just publishing it.

Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.elektrixxx

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

Some of the gameplay looks like it uses the Wiimote in interesting ways.... however that doesnt translate to a good game, necessarily.... we'll see.... until I see some In-Depth previews or some reviews... I'll remain skeptical.

Oh and it's not Nintendo thats bringing us the game.... Monolith are the developers... Nintendo is just publishing it.

Veterngamer

no its their IP. Nintendo now own monolith.

one hardcore game releasing.....wow the sheer excitement :|superjim42

Yeah but at least its a proven fra....oh wait...

[QUOTE="superjim42"]one hardcore game releasing.....wow the sheer excitement :|Stonin

Yeah but at least its a proven fra....oh wait...

i actually like the look of that game

BUT ubisofts game ALIVE looks like it will do the whole crisis scenario better.

ALIVE is set in a torn up new york city where a catastrophe has taken place and your job is to survive! awesome!

disaster day of crisis looks good but its not enough to warrant the purchase of a Wii

[QUOTE="Veterngamer"]

Some of the gameplay looks like it uses the Wiimote in interesting ways.... however that doesnt translate to a good game, necessarily.... we'll see.... until I see some In-Depth previews or some reviews... I'll remain skeptical.

Oh and it's not Nintendo thats bringing us the game.... Monolith are the developers... Nintendo is just publishing it.

rgame1

no its their IP. Nintendo now own monolith.

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

Or maybe they just want to make it better....Man your ready to attack

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

[QUOTE="Stonin"]

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.POJO_MOFO

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

Would you rather it stay the same? Myself I don't care if I have to pay for an upgrade if it is making a game better.

Big.

Fat.

MEH.

That's my only reaction. If this were a 360 game, it would be forgotten two hours after it arrived. It looks completely mediocre, just like Conduit.

If this were a 360 game, it would be forgotten two hours after it arrived.

CronoSquall

100% true.

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Bread_or_Decide

Just like Mario Super Sluggers is a Nintendo game.

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Bread_or_Decide

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Bread_or_Decide

Nintendo bought out monolith well monolith was making the game. But your right in now it is still a 2nd party game.

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

angelkimne

Just like Mario Super Sluggers is a Nintendo game.

So the games which EA has published for Valve are EA games?

[QUOTE="angelkimne"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

HarlockJC

Just like Mario Super Sluggers is a Nintendo game.

So the games which EA has published for Valve are EA games?

[QUOTE="angelkimne"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

HarlockJC

Just like Mario Super Sluggers is a Nintendo game.

So the games which EA has published for Valve are EA games?

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

air_wolf_cubed

Well in the way we tend to speak we normally give the actual developer credit. Uncharted is a Naughty Dog game. Halo is a Bungie game. Disaster is a Monolith game. Nintendo titles developed under its own banner are normally referred to as "Nintendo" games. This tends to bend more for Nintendo as a general "love" for the company tends to lump all great games under the "nintendo" banner. Personally I'd say its a Monolith game first.

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="angelkimne"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

angelkimne

Just like Mario Super Sluggers is a Nintendo game.

So the games which EA has published for Valve are EA games?

The developer should get the credit. They made the game. Publisher is just the money behind it + distribution.

You don't say Jurassic Park is a Universal Pictures movie. You say its a Steven Spielberg film. Credit for art should be asigned to the artist...not the art house displaying it.

[QUOTE="air_wolf_cubed"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Bread_or_Decide

Well in the way we tend to speak we normally give the actual developer credit. Uncharted is a Naughty Dog game. Halo is a Bungie game. Disaster is a Monolith game. Nintendo titles developed under its own banner are normally referred to as "Nintendo" games. This tends to bend more for Nintendo as a general "love" for the company tends to lump all great games under the "nintendo" banner. Personally I'd say its a Monolith game first.

EDIT: Nope, my bad, they're second party, Nintendo only bought 80% of the shares, not 100% as with Retro, so it's a Monolith Soft game, published by Nintendo.

The developer should get the credit. They made the game. Publisher is just the money behind it + distribution.

You don't say Jurassic Park is a Universal Pictures movie. You say its a Steven Spielberg film. Credit for art should be asigned to the artist...not the art house displaying it.

Bread_or_Decide

- If it's First Party, it would be a 'Nintendo Game'.

- If it's Second Party, it would be a 'Nintendo/Monolith Game'.

[QUOTE="air_wolf_cubed"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

Wait nintedo is publishing this title? I didn't know that.

I know for a fact they didn't develop the game. So its technically not a Nintendo game.

Bread_or_Decide

Well in the way we tend to speak we normally give the actual developer credit. Uncharted is a Naughty Dog game. Halo is a Bungie game. Disaster is a Monolith game. Nintendo titles developed under its own banner are normally referred to as "Nintendo" games. This tends to bend more for Nintendo as a general "love" for the company tends to lump all great games under the "nintendo" banner. Personally I'd say its a Monolith game first.

I can see the importance of labeling this a "Nintendo" game. As fans are hoping to stick the Nintendo name back onto more note worthy titles like Disaster and not so much games like Wii Sports resort.

Just an observation.

Either way. Disaster could literally save the wii from hurricane casual hitting shores this fall.

[QUOTE="Stonin"]

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.POJO_MOFO

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

The developer should get the credit. They made the game. Publisher is just the money behind it + distribution.

You don't say Jurassic Park is a Universal Pictures movie. You say its a Steven Spielberg film. Credit for art should be asigned to the artist...not the art house displaying it.

angelkimne

- If it's First Party, it would be a 'Nintendo Game'.

- If it's Second Party, it would be a 'Nintendo/Monolith Game'.

Only if Nintendo had a hand in making the game. We don't know if they did or did not with this one. Lets just say this game turned out to be a AAA title. Monotlith made the game and not Nintendo so they should get the credit for the game. By saying it's a Nintendo/Monolith you are taking away some of the credit away from the people who should get it.

All Nintendo is in this case is a middle man getting cash. Just like EA to Valve.

[QUOTE="angelkimne"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]

The developer should get the credit. They made the game. Publisher is just the money behind it + distribution.

You don't say Jurassic Park is a Universal Pictures movie. You say its a Steven Spielberg film. Credit for art should be asigned to the artist...not the art house displaying it.

HarlockJC

- If it's First Party, it would be a 'Nintendo Game'.

- If it's Second Party, it would be a 'Nintendo/Monolith Game'.

Only if Nintendo had a hand in making the game. We don't know if they did or did not with this one. Lets just say this game turned out to be a AAA title. Monotlith made the game and not Nintendo so they should get the credit for the game. By saying it's a Nintendo/Monolith you are taking away some of the credit away from the people who should get it.

All Nintendo is in this case is a middle man getting cash. Just like EA to Valve.

I would say that its both the developers and publishers game if the publishers are the ones that own the ips and the developers are the ones making it. On top of that, a game like Halo can be considered a Bungie game but Bungie isnt developing Halo Wars. It usually comes down to who owns the rights and whatnotair_wolf_cubed

So Bungie worte the srip, came up with the gameplay. programmed the game and playtested the game. MS sat back and made adds and then money. So MS sould get some of the credit for the game?

Also not that Nintendo did not make the D: DofC IP. Heck Nintendo did not even own them when they started on the game Napco did. Same thing with Halo which was going to be a game for the Mac before MS bought them out.

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

That right there is the real issue with the Wii, the one thing it had better than its competitors is flawed. At least it has the VC to fall back on.

Big.

Fat.

MEH.

That's my only reaction. If this were a 360 game, it would be forgotten two hours after it arrived. It looks completely mediocre, just like Conduit.

CronoSquall

of course. Thats expected from some1 like you.

Blockbuster... nah.

Blockbuster... nah.

strudel420

Some of the gameplay looks like it uses the Wiimote in interesting ways.... however that doesnt translate to a good game, necessarily.... we'll see.... until I see some In-Depth previews or some reviews... I'll remain skeptical.

Oh and it's not Nintendo thats bringing us the game.... Monolith are the developers... Nintendo is just publishing it.

Veterngamer

Umm... Nintendo bought Monolith last year... so yeah, it's Nintendo that is bringing us this game.

[QUOTE="elektrixxx"]Say what you want about Wii Sports Resort, but the hardware it comes with can be potentially fantastic for Wii game development.Stonin

Yeah, and we all know how well supported peripherals that don't come as standard are don't we :roll:. Wii motion plus is Nintendos way of saying 'we screwed up on the Wii mote, now buy a bunch of add-ons for your controllers so it is how it should have been from the start'.

The D-Pad only PS1 controllers to the DualShock.

The Sixaxis to the DualShock 3 for PS3.

Changing the big-*** original XBox controllers to the ones that aren't meant for a giant.

Both Sony and Microsoft have **** up in the past, too! Woot!

One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Dahaka-UK

So you've been saying it again and again? Wow, you must really like being wrong :D

One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact that nintendo don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Dahaka-UK

[QUOTE="Dahaka-UK"]One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Zhengi

So you've been saying it again and again? Wow, you must really like being wrong :D

You must really like being in denial. I'm the right one here. Always have been. It's very easy to predict nintendo's scheme. They just don't care. They treat real gamers as the minority.

One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact that nintendo don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Dahaka-UK

So, basically, you've been ignoring everything Nintendo has done/is doing?

Good to know.

Hell, they didn't go full-out casual on the DS. They won't do it on the Wii.

[QUOTE="Zhengi"]

[QUOTE="Dahaka-UK"]One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Dahaka-UK

So you've been saying it again and again? Wow, you must really like being wrong :D

You must really like being in denial. I'm the right one here. Always have been. It's very easy to predict nintendo's scheme. They just don't care. They treat real gamers as the minority.

How so? By releasing Zelda, Paper Mario, Fire Emblem, Battalion Wars 2, Metroid Prime 3, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart Wii, Warioland, and Disaster: Day of Crisis before 2 years is even up? Wow, they're definitely treating "real" gamers as the minority. :roll:

[QUOTE="Dahaka-UK"][QUOTE="Zhengi"]

[QUOTE="Dahaka-UK"]One measly mediocre game doesn't change the fact don't give two hoots about real gamers. As i've said time and time again. Nintendo's main focus is making crap games for non gamer casuals. The very small minority of real gamers that own a Wii, get the scraps or once in a blue moon quality game.Zhengi

So you've been saying it again and again? Wow, you must really like being wrong :D

You must really like being in denial. I'm the right one here. Always have been. It's very easy to predict nintendo's scheme. They just don't care. They treat real gamers as the minority.

How so? By releasing Zelda, Paper Mario, Fire Emblem, Battalion Wars 2, Metroid Prime 3, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart Wii, Warioland, and Disaster: Day of Crisis before 2 years is even up? Wow, they're definitely treating "real" gamers as the minority. :roll: That's more than MS and Sony combined have done for "real" gamers.