What will Nintendo offer for the future?

Even more gimmicks.

Even more gimmicks.

Mr_BillGates

That will be copied later on... amirite?

Hopefully some better graphics because now that the Move is out it's getting killed in publicity.

Hopefully some better graphics because now that the Move is out it's getting killed in publicity.

gamerfan85

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FopyRHHlt3M

I lol'd

They're going to continue revolutionizing the gaming industry.

Hopefully some better graphics because now that the Move is out it's getting killed in publicity.

gamerfan85

......no it isnt

[QUOTE="tomarlyn"][QUOTE="johny300"]No motion controls.kontejner44

I can see how tacked on motion should become optional instead, there is a demand for it, but Resort and Zelda SS have proven that WM+ is relevant in gaming.

• Frisbee Golf, I was on the 9th or 10th hole of an 18 hole game and my Frisbee kept flying far left out of bounds for no reason. I went from -5 to +10 on one hole. Tried reconfiguring the sensor but it didn't help.
• Table Tennis, I don't get why they ditched normal Tennis because the ping pong rarely goes where I want it to. Once I just tried swinging randomly and I did pretty well.
• Power Cruising, too sensitive or not sensitive enough.
• Canoeing, when I switch my paddle from one side to the other it sometimes still thinks I'm paddling on the other side. Reconfiguring doesn't help.
• Air Sports, pulling back the Wiimote to slow down often makes me speed up instead.

The fact the device advises you to reconfigure it waves a red flag and proves its not reliable. When has anyone ever had to reconfigure a normal controller during play?

What I am expecting from ALL three are systems that have larger hard drives with no removable medium. I expect Steam-like services on all consoles because that is where the industry is going. The only thing that might hinder this is Japan, since they may not be ready for such a move. This is also the best way to combat piracy.

All three already have experience with this (VC/WiiWare, PSN, LIVE)

[QUOTE="Raymundo_Manuel"]

A console with good online so they can make a Pokemon MMO that dethrones World of Warcraft

OreoMilkshake

i have played some turn based MMO's and i must say turn based >>> real time

i recommend Dofus :P

...more mario shovelware games ...:| Ratchet_Fan8

wow no wonder people look down on video games as a real medium, when even the gamers them self call the highest rated games shovelware :P

They will run out of popular Nintendo franchises to rehash and will resort to making games that the mainstream media never heard of. By that time, gamers will be convinced that Nintendo will finally go third party.

[QUOTE="kontejner44"]

[QUOTE="tomarlyn"] Please god, just a normal reliable controller and lots of power like the good old days.tomarlyn

I can see how tacked on motion should become optional instead, there is a demand for it, but Resort and Zelda SS have proven that WM+ is relevant in gaming.

• Frisbee Golf, I was on the 9th or 10th hole of an 18 hole game and my Frisbee kept flying far left out of bounds for no reason. I went from -5 to +10 on one hole. Tried reconfiguring the sensor but it didn't help.
• Table Tennis, I don't get why they ditched normal Tennis because the ping pong rarely goes where I want it to. Once I just tried swinging randomly and I did pretty well.
• Power Cruising, too sensitive or not sensitive enough.
• Canoeing, when I switch my paddle from one side to the other it sometimes still thinks I'm paddling on the other side. Reconfiguring doesn't help.
• Air Sports, pulling back the Wiimote to slow down often makes me speed up instead.

The fact the device advises you to reconfigure it waves a red flag and proves its not reliable. When has anyone ever had to reconfigure a normal controller during play?

My point is simple; Resort contains gameplay that is impossible to emmulate without a motion sensor. What you listed are valid points, some I have experienced myself, but they are less important than what I said.

The combat in Zelda SS is highly revolutionary, most people don't realize that, I hope Nintendo capitalizes on that potential and don't hold it back. Sure in the demo the way Link was holding the sword and running was lame and it will probably missread a move 4-5 times per game session even for someone who is used to Wii, so what? It's about the gameplay experience, not competetive/speed-run precise controls, and also lets not forget that it's just fun.

Oh and btw another price gamers have to pay in order to enjoy something ground breaking is that we will get tired in the arm after 4 hours or so I'm sure. Yeah SS will be designed to have breaks in between combat but still I'm sure this issue will be soon talked about alot on SW amongst other things like how the artstyle is kiddy. I think it's going to be even more controversial than SMG2.

Less 'reliable' controls, getting tired in your arm after hours of swinging, kiddy artstyle, left handed Link, he holds the sword in a lame way, formula changes being percieved as haven't changed at all etc. I can see this game getting 8.0's even lol. Interesting, but not fun period lies ahead :P Well at least I'm super happy Nintendo ignores me and others, they're making the right calls and they still sell ok compared to other blockbuster games so /careface to complainers.

They will run out of popular Nintendo franchises to rehash and will resort to making games that the mainstream media never heard of. By that time, gamers will be convinced that Nintendo will finally go third party.

flipdc5

not sure if serious......

[QUOTE="Ratchet_Fan8"]...more mario shovelware games ...:| Half-Way

wow no wonder people look down on video games as a real medium, when even the gamers them self call the highest rated games shovelware :P

[QUOTE="Half-Way"]

[QUOTE="Ratchet_Fan8"]...more mario shovelware games ...:| locopatho

wow no wonder people look down on video games as a real medium, when even the gamers them self call the highest rated games shovelware :P

mp or mario ddr arent shovelware,not the best but far from shovelware

[QUOTE="locopatho"][QUOTE="Half-Way"]

wow no wonder people look down on video games as a real medium, when even the gamers them self call the highest rated games shovelware :P

Mario1331

mp or mario ddr arent shovelware,not the best but far from shovelware

No motion. (please?)

[QUOTE="tomarlyn"]

[QUOTE="kontejner44"]

I can see how tacked on motion should become optional instead, there is a demand for it, but Resort and Zelda SS have proven that WM+ is relevant in gaming.

kontejner44

• Frisbee Golf, I was on the 9th or 10th hole of an 18 hole game and my Frisbee kept flying far left out of bounds for no reason. I went from -5 to +10 on one hole. Tried reconfiguring the sensor but it didn't help.
• Table Tennis, I don't get why they ditched normal Tennis because the ping pong rarely goes where I want it to. Once I just tried swinging randomly and I did pretty well.
• Power Cruising, too sensitive or not sensitive enough.
• Canoeing, when I switch my paddle from one side to the other it sometimes still thinks I'm paddling on the other side. Reconfiguring doesn't help.
• Air Sports, pulling back the Wiimote to slow down often makes me speed up instead.

The fact the device advises you to reconfigure it waves a red flag and proves its not reliable. When has anyone ever had to reconfigure a normal controller during play?

My point is simple; Resort contains gameplay that is impossible to emmulate without a motion sensor. What you listed are valid points, some I have experienced myself, but they are less important than what I said.

The combat in Zelda SS is highly revolutionary, most people don't realize that, I hope Nintendo capitalizes on that potential and don't hold it back. Sure in the demo the way Link was holding the sword and running was lame and it will probably missread a move 4-5 times per game session even for someone who is used to Wii, so what? It's about the gameplay experience, not competetive/speed-run precise controls, and also lets not forget that it's just fun.

Oh and btw another price gamers have to pay in order to enjoy something ground breaking is that we will get tired in the arm after 4 hours or so I'm sure. Yeah SS will be designed to have breaks in between combat but still I'm sure this issue will be soon talked about alot on SW amongst other things like how the artstyle is kiddy. I think it's going to be even more controversial than SMG2.

Less 'reliable' controls, getting tired in your arm after hours of swinging, kiddy artstyle, left handed Link, he holds the sword in a lame way, formula changes being percieved as haven't changed at all etc. I can see this game getting 8.0's even lol. Interesting, but not fun period lies ahead :P Well at least I'm super happy Nintendo ignores me and others, they're making the right calls and they still sell ok compared to other blockbuster games so /careface to complainers.

[QUOTE="Half-Way"]

[QUOTE="Ratchet_Fan8"]...more mario shovelware games ...:| locopatho

wow no wonder people look down on video games as a real medium, when even the gamers them self call the highest rated games shovelware :P

What I am expecting from ALL three are systems that have larger hard drives with no removable medium. I expect Steam-like services on all consoles because that is where the industry is going. The only thing that might hinder this is Japan, since they may not be ready for such a move. This is also the best way to combat piracy.

All three already have experience with this (VC/WiiWare, PSN, LIVE)AntiType