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If somebody could shed a bit of light on my 2 questions, I would be very grateful.
Number One: Are we likely to see Mario 128 appear now the E3 period is nearly over?
Number Two: I know the realistic Zelda is looking superb, but its not Wind Waker 2, and I was really looking forward to a sequel. Are we likely to see a Wind Waker 2 on the Cube, or has this possibility totally been ruled out? If not, it might spring up on The Revolution (N5) or even the DS :)
Thanks for your Time: ;)
Number One: Are we likely to see Mario 128 appear now the E3 period is nearly over?
Number Two: I know the realistic Zelda is looking superb, but its not Wind Waker 2, and I was really looking forward to a sequel. Are we likely to see a Wind Waker 2 on the Cube, or has this possibility totally been ruled out? If not, it might spring up on The Revolution (N5) or even the DS :)
Thanks for your Time: ;)
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The peripheral debate was started by a US patent set, which turned out to be for the DS. When asked previously about the peripheral, Nintendo were refering to the Bongo Drums, and that is where this confusion arises from.
..::CGJ::.. wrote:
> I knew about them before the E3 though.
>
> :(
I'm sure we got everything we could have possibily wanted out of E3... perephiral or no.
> I knew about them before the E3 though.
>
> :(
I'm sure we got everything we could have possibily wanted out of E3... perephiral or no.
I knew about them before the E3 though.
:(
:(
..::CGJ::.. wrote:
> So, what was that 'mystery peripheral' Nintendo were going on about?
Think it was the bongo drums... the way it is used in Odama and Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat is very clever and will make them two utterly stunning titles but...
Hardly what we were hoping for.
> So, what was that 'mystery peripheral' Nintendo were going on about?
Think it was the bongo drums... the way it is used in Odama and Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat is very clever and will make them two utterly stunning titles but...
Hardly what we were hoping for.
Blue Eagle wrote:
> Yup, thats what i'm wondering, or is it the DS?
It can't be the DS. They said "it will attract new gamecube buyers"
ummm...
> Yup, thats what i'm wondering, or is it the DS?
It can't be the DS. They said "it will attract new gamecube buyers"
ummm...
..::CGJ::.. wrote:
> So, what was that 'mystery peripheral' Nintendo were going on about?
Yup, thats what i'm wondering, or is it the DS?
> So, what was that 'mystery peripheral' Nintendo were going on about?
Yup, thats what i'm wondering, or is it the DS?
So, what was that 'mystery peripheral' Nintendo were going on about?
Bloody hell. Zelda games come one at a time... they make a Zelda game... move onto the next one and jazz it up a bit.
This seems like a true epic Zelda after the silly but fun Wind Waker.
As far as we know it is a different Link, in a different time...
It might explain what happened to hyrule it might not.
We'll have to see.
This seems like a true epic Zelda after the silly but fun Wind Waker.
As far as we know it is a different Link, in a different time...
It might explain what happened to hyrule it might not.
We'll have to see.
Mario 128's been 'put on the back-burner' apparently.
How can this one exist in the Zelda timeline if it's a direct sequel? We see Link running through what looks suspiciously like a few familiar places in Hyrule, which at the end of Wind Waker is a couple of miles beneath the sea.
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