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Nintendo do like to re-use game titles with an added prefix ('Super' on SNES games) or suffix ('64' on N64 games) to relate them to the machine they are apearing on.
Therefore it's more than likely that the GameCube will follow suit.
We've had Super Mario Kart and then Mario Kart 64 and soon they'll be joined by Mario Kart Advance (if it ends up still being called that). What will the inevitable GC version be named?
My guess would be either Mario Kart Cubed or, more likely, Mario Kart^3 (to the power 3 - damn this lack of superscript). Which would you prefer or can you suggest any better formats?
Therefore it's more than likely that the GameCube will follow suit.
We've had Super Mario Kart and then Mario Kart 64 and soon they'll be joined by Mario Kart Advance (if it ends up still being called that). What will the inevitable GC version be named?
My guess would be either Mario Kart Cubed or, more likely, Mario Kart^3 (to the power 3 - damn this lack of superscript). Which would you prefer or can you suggest any better formats?
Nintendo do like to re-use game titles with an added prefix ('Super' on SNES games) or suffix ('64' on N64 games) to relate them to the machine they are apearing on.
Therefore it's more than likely that the GameCube will follow suit.
We've had Super Mario Kart and then Mario Kart 64 and soon they'll be joined by Mario Kart Advance (if it ends up still being called that). What will the inevitable GC version be named?
My guess would be either Mario Kart Cubed or, more likely, Mario Kart^3 (to the power 3 - damn this lack of superscript). Which would you prefer or can you suggest any better formats?
Therefore it's more than likely that the GameCube will follow suit.
We've had Super Mario Kart and then Mario Kart 64 and soon they'll be joined by Mario Kart Advance (if it ends up still being called that). What will the inevitable GC version be named?
My guess would be either Mario Kart Cubed or, more likely, Mario Kart^3 (to the power 3 - damn this lack of superscript). Which would you prefer or can you suggest any better formats?
Why not just GC?
Sounds OK to me:
Mario Kart GC
Turok GC
Perfect Dark GC
etc.
-IB
Sounds OK to me:
Mario Kart GC
Turok GC
Perfect Dark GC
etc.
-IB
Mario is game?
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Why not just GC?
Seems a bit too explicit.
Mario Kart GBA or Mario Kart Advance? Which sounds better?
> Why not just GC?
Seems a bit too explicit.
Mario Kart GBA or Mario Kart Advance? Which sounds better?
dont be silly guys if The Big N were going to do that they would have it as:
Mario128 or WaveRace128
Mario128 or WaveRace128
er-no wrote:
> dont be silly guys if The Big N were going to do that they would
> have it as:
Mario128 or WaveRace128
Yeah... but that doesnt go, you see...
SUPER Nintnendo has 'Super' postfixed games... e.g. Super Star Wars
N65 had '64' postfixed games... Wave Race64
> dont be silly guys if The Big N were going to do that they would
> have it as:
Mario128 or WaveRace128
Yeah... but that doesnt go, you see...
SUPER Nintnendo has 'Super' postfixed games... e.g. Super Star Wars
N65 had '64' postfixed games... Wave Race64
It won't be 128, I'm pretty sure about that...
Yeah, it's probably gonna be GC. Sounds okay at least.
'Mario Cube' would just sound weird, and a suffix of 'game' wouldn't really work either. They're not going to use '128' because they're not the only console to be 128 bit. Perhaps - radical idea here - they won't use a suffix / prefix at all? Hopefully by now they've learnt that it just sounds a little silly.....
'Mario Cube' would just sound weird, and a suffix of 'game' wouldn't really work either. They're not going to use '128' because they're not the only console to be 128 bit. Perhaps - radical idea here - they won't use a suffix / prefix at all? Hopefully by now they've learnt that it just sounds a little silly.....