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And as expected, no new details.
May the internet be quiet of Megaton guff once more.
May the internet be quiet of Megaton guff once more.
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GNcube: Can you tell us when you'll send out Revolution development kits?
Shigeru Miyamoto: As far as when we're going to be sending out development kits, we don't have set schedule at this point.
Shigeru Miyamoto: As far as when we're going to be sending out development kits, we don't have set schedule at this point.
Whilst Sony and Microsoft seem to be slick, well oiled machines, Nintendo seem to be thinking about how pretty those flowers look on the grass verge outside.
Tphi wrote:
> http://www.gamespot.com/live/stream_asx.html?
> speed=300&path=2stream_e3_2005_ [SPACE]
> show13_hi.asx&playall=&letsgs=&push=&prestream=&first=
Watch the damn Reggie video and stop whining.
> http://www.gamespot.com/live/stream_asx.html?
> speed=300&path=2stream_e3_2005_ [SPACE]
> show13_hi.asx&playall=&letsgs=&push=&prestream=&first=
Watch the damn Reggie video and stop whining.
gerrid wrote:
> "It's our console we want only games we approve of", like
> they did with the N64 - and look how it killed 3rd party support on
> that.
Yet everybody seems to think it's the greatest console ever.
And it had the best controller (Wow it's the N-64 all over again).
Both on wrong counts I'd say, but w/e.
> "It's our console we want only games we approve of", like
> they did with the N64 - and look how it killed 3rd party support on
> that.
Yet everybody seems to think it's the greatest console ever.
And it had the best controller (Wow it's the N-64 all over again).
Both on wrong counts I'd say, but w/e.
Tphi wrote:
> You watched the Reg vid yet?
Classic moment:
"Hi, my name's Josh, from London."
It's mattribute post-uni.
> You watched the Reg vid yet?
Classic moment:
"Hi, my name's Josh, from London."
It's mattribute post-uni.
lcarus wrote:
> Classic moment:
> "Hi, my name's Josh, from London."
>
> It's mattribute post-uni.
Incorrect. I could never become a southerner.
> Classic moment:
> "Hi, my name's Josh, from London."
>
> It's mattribute post-uni.
Incorrect. I could never become a southerner.
After the interview, Homer (one of the presenters) is taking a tour of the games. He goes through 5 or so, then stops:
"Lizzy McGuire 3, let's take a look at that."
Aha.
"Lizzy McGuire 3, let's take a look at that."
Aha.
If it's got a naked Hilary McDuff in it, I'll be there.
"Why don't you just go ahead and tell us who you are and what you do"
".... ... . . ... . . ..... .... .. ....."
"That's awesome"
".... ... . . ... . . ..... .... .. ....."
"That's awesome"
Unlockable only.
I see what Nintendo are *trying* to do here; make unique games, new genres etc. Just had a quick look at 360 and PS3 games, and all of them are very familiar - games you've played a dozen times before, but with a more detailed coating.
The problem is, Nintendo's original stuff has mostly been gimmicky and short lived. I loved some of the DS games for their original approach, but until they can turn these into a worthy game I'll stick with the predictable NG games.
I see what Nintendo are *trying* to do here; make unique games, new genres etc. Just had a quick look at 360 and PS3 games, and all of them are very familiar - games you've played a dozen times before, but with a more detailed coating.
The problem is, Nintendo's original stuff has mostly been gimmicky and short lived. I loved some of the DS games for their original approach, but until they can turn these into a worthy game I'll stick with the predictable NG games.
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