We'll just see who's willing to drop 600+ minimum for a kids' kart racer (and maybe an extra 70 for a platformer) and GameCube games, because backward compatibility, which the 3DS had, didn't carry it, in the countries still recovering from inflation and tariffs.
I know it's a stronger lineup...
The recipes need to have some actual use lol why was it designed like this. Just redo that system entirely and get something that's actually worth the payoff rather than the current system where you hunt for obscure boiled egg in the corner of a place and exchange your 50 coins in a shop located...
Not buying it. The MINIMUM outrageous $80 tag (alongside the Switch 2 itself being pretty overpriced) is Nintendo testing the waters and you bet the other publishers in the industry are watching to see if people buy.
Seems like anecdote and overreliance on the word of people who spend time online, which are not the majority of the players who play Mario Kart. Jury is still out if the Koopalings are back, but Baby Rosalina still returned in spite of her online reputation being negative (that character also...
If they were so hated then why did people choose Morton and not other characters of his weight class before the "balance" updates?
This is a pretty strong claim and I'd like to see any semblance of evidence backing that up.
Didn't say it was necessarily new or innovative. I emphasize the scale in the video game industry instead: Mario's sales figures and amount of games are undeniably unprecedented for a video game franchise, dwarfing every other video game series, and it owes to Mario Kart probably planting those...
Bringing up inflation requires extra context to justify the price of this. For instance the counter argument floating around would be that while inflation has gone up worldwide, purchasing power has not. Wages have not kept up with it. So we're getting this discussion of the price of this game...
Mario Party should be worth consideration (even if you don't agree); in spite of its quality and having a series of sameish games built off recycled assets, it DID popularize a genre of video game board games interlaced with minigames, if not set it. Basically, it's one out of the few series in...
They tried to do this with Brothership but from the impressions of players, the game's foundations simply cannot sustain anything longer than 25ish hours of gameplay. If you want a deeper game with a deeper story that lasts as long as Brothership you'll likely have to introduce more complexity...
I'm not going to lie, but when I read Super Mario-kun's take on Bobbery's backstory, I burst out laughing over the utter irreverence. Guess that makes me part Bob-omb.
I'm down for Daisy Dating Sim. The phrase itself even has a nice ring to it, like a tongue twister.
That honestly was Princess Peach Showtime, only without Daisy and a pixel art style.
Daisy just isn't enough of a standout character to get a game but she certainly can play as a close friend of Peach, where her energetic can-do personality contrasts with Peach's cautious and considerate (but not timid like Luigi) "let's not try to harm others" approach to things. Peach can get...
I think instead of adding new characters, if they really care about just recognizable characters and stick to them while making a couple clone characters after running out of resources, they should at least try to make each existing character stand out a lot better, like what Battle League...
Indeed you're not the only one who's voiced that issue with the presentation of these platformers. The closest thing we got to a truly 2.5D Mario in a Mario platformer would be the Super Mario 3D World parts of Super Mario Maker 2. I'll provide examples just to illustrate Nintendo has...
I consider "LeftyGreenMario" now a former name. Please call me "LeftyGemsMagpie" now, but you can still call me "Lefty" or "LGM" for short but starting today, please slowly try to wean off the original words behind "LGM".