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Ok, this is rather annoying now.
Just seen some screens of what looks like a top quality Mario Kart game by Namco (which also features their own character Pacman).
The bad thing is that it is designed for the arcade system Nintendo, Namco and Sega created based on GameCube hardware. So it'll be pay per play and only in arcades...
I hope it gets a release on the 'Cube at some point. Looks rather good.
I'm gonna watch the clips now if I can.
Just seen some screens of what looks like a top quality Mario Kart game by Namco (which also features their own character Pacman).
The bad thing is that it is designed for the arcade system Nintendo, Namco and Sega created based on GameCube hardware. So it'll be pay per play and only in arcades...
I hope it gets a release on the 'Cube at some point. Looks rather good.
I'm gonna watch the clips now if I can.
Haven't been in an arcade for about a year now. Good luck to Nintendo though.
gamesfreak wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> Have you been living under a rock?
>
> Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these
> days.
>
> At our cinema we just have a section with fruit machines and thats
> it.
>
> I just never realised people went and paid money for games still.
With the exception of Time Crisis 2 and 3, they are all very dull.
> Dringo wrote:
> Have you been living under a rock?
>
> Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these
> days.
>
> At our cinema we just have a section with fruit machines and thats
> it.
>
> I just never realised people went and paid money for games still.
With the exception of Time Crisis 2 and 3, they are all very dull.
Dringo wrote:
> Have you been living under a rock?
>
> Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these
> days.
At our cinema we just have a section with fruit machines and thats it.
I just never realised people went and paid money for games still.
> Have you been living under a rock?
>
> Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these
> days.
At our cinema we just have a section with fruit machines and thats it.
I just never realised people went and paid money for games still.
gamesfreak wrote:
> Arcades are still around?
>
> Jesus christ.
Have you been living under a rock?
Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these days.
> Arcades are still around?
>
> Jesus christ.
Have you been living under a rock?
Do you not go to the cinema? Most of them have arcade sections these days.
Arcades are still around?
Jesus christ.
Jesus christ.
Mario Kart is a great idea as an arcade game.
Although I'd love to see a cheap port to the Gamecube. It can't be hard.
Although I'd love to see a cheap port to the Gamecube. It can't be hard.
Nintendo and Namco are having a really close relationship lately which is excellent, considering Tales Of Symphonia is my favourite Gamecube Rpg to date.
I find this Mario Kart thing a bit weird though. It is not meant to be an arcade game, so the change in direction seems to be very dangerous. Also, Nintendo really need to release a NEW franchise, something that has not been done in ages.
I find this Mario Kart thing a bit weird though. It is not meant to be an arcade game, so the change in direction seems to be very dangerous. Also, Nintendo really need to release a NEW franchise, something that has not been done in ages.
It probably won't be released over here :(
Ok, this is rather annoying now.
Just seen some screens of what looks like a top quality Mario Kart game by Namco (which also features their own character Pacman).
The bad thing is that it is designed for the arcade system Nintendo, Namco and Sega created based on GameCube hardware. So it'll be pay per play and only in arcades...
I hope it gets a release on the 'Cube at some point. Looks rather good.
I'm gonna watch the clips now if I can.
Just seen some screens of what looks like a top quality Mario Kart game by Namco (which also features their own character Pacman).
The bad thing is that it is designed for the arcade system Nintendo, Namco and Sega created based on GameCube hardware. So it'll be pay per play and only in arcades...
I hope it gets a release on the 'Cube at some point. Looks rather good.
I'm gonna watch the clips now if I can.