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.. is the final name. Sounds alright, I think.
The full E3 Nintendo list, minus any complete suprises on the day *cough*Mario128?*cough*:
GAMECUBE
Battalion Wars
Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix
Donkey Konga 2
Mario Party 7 [oh my god not another one..]
Pokemon XD: Dark Winds Dark Lugia
Super Mario Strikers (a Mario soccer title)
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
NINTENDO DS
Advance Wars
Animal Crossing
Mario and Luigi 2 [is this what was called Mario DS?]
Mario Kart DS
Metroid Dread (a new 2D Metroid title) [interesting.. but where's Metroid Hunters?]
Metroid Prime Pinball
Nintendo Tetris
Touch Golf
GAMEBOY ADVANCE
Donkey Kong Country 3
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Mario Tennis Advance (in development at Camelot)
The full E3 Nintendo list, minus any complete suprises on the day *cough*Mario128?*cough*:
GAMECUBE
Battalion Wars
Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix
Donkey Konga 2
Mario Party 7 [oh my god not another one..]
Pokemon XD: Dark Winds Dark Lugia
Super Mario Strikers (a Mario soccer title)
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
NINTENDO DS
Advance Wars
Animal Crossing
Mario and Luigi 2 [is this what was called Mario DS?]
Mario Kart DS
Metroid Dread (a new 2D Metroid title) [interesting.. but where's Metroid Hunters?]
Metroid Prime Pinball
Nintendo Tetris
Touch Golf
GAMEBOY ADVANCE
Donkey Kong Country 3
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Mario Tennis Advance (in development at Camelot)
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Because you can't use it as a control system.
It acts as a mouse, basically, now think how difficult it is to use a mouse as a control system for anything otehr than aiming in FPS's or moving around in strategy games.
They should stick to teh current design, but expand on pressure sensitivity, and make anologue even more analogue (currently it's something like 64 direction digital, but 256 would probably be better)
It acts as a mouse, basically, now think how difficult it is to use a mouse as a control system for anything otehr than aiming in FPS's or moving around in strategy games.
They should stick to teh current design, but expand on pressure sensitivity, and make anologue even more analogue (currently it's something like 64 direction digital, but 256 would probably be better)
Ah did you have problems getting to grips with it then?
It'd be great for movement of a cursor perhaps, or for menu control ... or for typing. Etc...
It'd be great for movement of a cursor perhaps, or for menu control ... or for typing. Etc...
Dringo wrote:
> Rai wrote:
> If there's going to be a touchscreen instead of a control stick, it
> won't last a week.
>
> Instead of the left control stick.
>
> In which case that maybe a good idea.
Errr, I think you might be wrong.
Yes, you're wrong.
It's a terrible idea.
A horribly terrible idea, and a touchscreen (or pad) would be the most horrible thing ever.
> Rai wrote:
> If there's going to be a touchscreen instead of a control stick, it
> won't last a week.
>
> Instead of the left control stick.
>
> In which case that maybe a good idea.
Errr, I think you might be wrong.
Yes, you're wrong.
It's a terrible idea.
A horribly terrible idea, and a touchscreen (or pad) would be the most horrible thing ever.
Well... older kids rather.
Mario is all fluffy whilst BK is a bit rude. But only in the young kids sorta sense.
Sorry, bad phrasing.
Mario is all fluffy whilst BK is a bit rude. But only in the young kids sorta sense.
Sorry, bad phrasing.
How is Banjo-Kazooie 'teen based'?
Rai wrote:
> If there's going to be a touchscreen instead of a control stick, it
> won't last a week.
Instead of the left control stick.
In which case that maybe a good idea.
> If there's going to be a touchscreen instead of a control stick, it
> won't last a week.
Instead of the left control stick.
In which case that maybe a good idea.
JFH wrote:
> Good job really, there wouldn't have been much point in Nintendo and
> RARE releasing Super Mario 64, however good it may be.
Yep, might as well create a more teen based version and call it Banjo Kazooie.
> Good job really, there wouldn't have been much point in Nintendo and
> RARE releasing Super Mario 64, however good it may be.
Yep, might as well create a more teen based version and call it Banjo Kazooie.
If there's going to be a touchscreen instead of a control stick, it won't last a week.
Dringo wrote:
> RARE games were different to Nintendo's though.
Good job really, there wouldn't have been much point in Nintendo and RARE releasing Super Mario 64, however good it may be.
> RARE games were different to Nintendo's though.
Good job really, there wouldn't have been much point in Nintendo and RARE releasing Super Mario 64, however good it may be.
Rumpadodosnitzle wrote:
> I hate to rub it in, but this is where Rare used to throw in a few
> killer apps to the list. With Nintendos few, but admitidly great
> titles, Rare, while with delays, churned out many, many games each
> year for the N64. Most of which, very good.
Rare often showed no more than 2 games at a show. Nintendo have expanded their studios and built a new one plust bought Retro since then.
RARE games were different to Nintendo's though.
Nintendo should really expand Retro.
> I hate to rub it in, but this is where Rare used to throw in a few
> killer apps to the list. With Nintendos few, but admitidly great
> titles, Rare, while with delays, churned out many, many games each
> year for the N64. Most of which, very good.
Rare often showed no more than 2 games at a show. Nintendo have expanded their studios and built a new one plust bought Retro since then.
RARE games were different to Nintendo's though.
Nintendo should really expand Retro.
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