God damnit, I don't want to wait until Christmas to play it. I payed for it my self, I just told my parents to hide it until Christmas, since I won't be getting much for it this year.
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After E3, Miyamoto-san played the prototype [of Sticker Star] and said it was just a port of the GC version.
Aside from wanting us to change the atmosphere a lot, there were two main things that Miyamoto-san said from the start of the project"It's fine without a story, so do we really need one?" and "As much as possible, complete it with only characters from the Super Mario world.
Yeah. With regard to the story, we did a survey over the Super Paper Mario game in Club Nintendo, and not even 1% said the story was interesting.
Legault said:Oh, Miyamoto. So you let the R&D B-team develop the atrocious NSMB2 without much oversight or supervision, but proceed to meddle with Intelligent Systems and bring the project in a terrible new direction? Concerning a game in a genre (RPGs) you have no real experience with?
What a senile moron. Glad he's stepping down soon.
Crackin355 said:Legault said:Oh, Miyamoto. So you let the R&D B-team develop the atrocious NSMB2 without much oversight or supervision, but proceed to meddle with Intelligent Systems and bring the project in a terrible new direction? Concerning a game in a genre (RPGs) you have no real experience with?
What a senile moron. Glad he's stepping down soon.
A bit harsh. But understandable.
You can hope for the next game to be better, but I think it's been out for long enough that people that are still angry about it need to get over it. I know it's a first-world problem, but suck it up. Better luck next time.
Legault said:Yeah, getting mad is a little extreme, but pointing out flaws and discussing the game on a critical level is fair game.
Ugh... I'd be ranting about this right now, but it'd basically be a repeat of what I already said, about this game being such a kick in the nuts and everything. Do you know what the saddest part about this whole thing is, though? The sales of this games are most likely going to be off the charts, and as such, they're going to continue churning out garbage like this, and possibly ruin the series even further.Glowsquid said:Aside from wanting us to change the atmosphere a lot, there were two main things that Miyamoto-san said from the start of the project"It's fine without a story, so do we really need one?" and "As much as possible, complete it with only characters from the Super Mario world.
Yeah. With regard to the story, we did a survey over the Super Paper Mario game in Club Nintendo, and not even 1% said the story was interesting.
Then the members of Club Nintendo are fucking morons.Glowsquid said:Yeah. With regard to the story, we did a survey over the Super Paper Mario game in Club Nintendo, and not even 1% said the story was interesting.
AGREED X INFINITYGamefreak75 said:like the Thing in level 5-3 because 5-3 is a shitty level and should never have existed.
explain what was bad with level 5-3 please.StiGir Star said:Then the members of Club Nintendo are fucking morons.Glowsquid said:Yeah. With regard to the story, we did a survey over the Super Paper Mario game in Club Nintendo, and not even 1% said the story was interesting.
AGREED X INFINITYGamefreak75 said:like the Thing in level 5-3 because 5-3 is a shitty level and should never have existed.
Then the members of Club Nintendo are *bleep*ing morons.
Joltik said:Then the members of Club Nintendo are *bleep*ing morons.
Not their fault spm story sucked.
Now pm and pmttyd stories however were pretty cool.
pfft, it's not like most people actually take the time to fill out the survey anywaysJoltik said:Then the members of Club Nintendo are *bleep*ing morons.
Not their fault spm story sucked.
It'd make more sense if you actually played it, but 5-3 is basically a giant level where you're running away from a giant Cheep-Cheep thing.FireEevee said:explain what was bad with level 5-3 please.
Gamefreak75 said:pfft, it's not like most people actually take the time to fill out the survey anywaysJoltik said:Then the members of Club Nintendo are *bleep*ing morons.
Not their fault spm story sucked.
half the time, i put down "mario is awesome!" as almost every response
You know something i'm no longer able to take anything you say seriously because you come off as an annoying fan boy who dislikes when games he likes are criticized I base this not only off of your actions in this thread but the fact that you did the same thing to NSMB2 when it first came out and let me tell you it's annoying as fuck because you immediately dismiss criticism as first world problems which is already a douchy statement in amongst itself because it's used to make the people offering up criticism look like over reacting babies when in fact all they are doing is airing complaints because they are frustrated from buying a half assed game with stupid gimmicksCrackin355 said:Legault said:Oh, Miyamoto. So you let the R&D B-team develop the atrocious NSMB2 without much oversight or supervision, but proceed to meddle with Intelligent Systems and bring the project in a terrible new direction? Concerning a game in a genre (RPGs) you have no real experience with?
What a senile moron. Glad he's stepping down soon.
A bit harsh. But understandable.
You can hope for the next game to be better, but I think it's been out for long enough that people that are still angry about it need to get over it. I know it's a first-world problem, but suck it up. Better luck next time.
Octoberry said:You know something i'm no longer able to take anything you say seriously because you come off as an annoying fan boy who dislikes when games he likes are criticized I base this not only off of your actions in this thread but the fact that you did the same thing to NSMB2 when it first came out and let me tell you it's annoying as fuck because you immediately dismiss criticism as first world problems which is already a douchy statement in amongst itself because it's used to make the people offering up criticism look like over reacting babies when in fact all they are doing is airing complaints because they are frustrated from buying a half assed game with stupid gimmicksCrackin355 said:Legault said:Oh, Miyamoto. So you let the R&D B-team develop the atrocious NSMB2 without much oversight or supervision, but proceed to meddle with Intelligent Systems and bring the project in a terrible new direction? Concerning a game in a genre (RPGs) you have no real experience with?
What a senile moron. Glad he's stepping down soon.
A bit harsh. But understandable.
You can hope for the next game to be better, but I think it's been out for long enough that people that are still angry about it need to get over it. I know it's a first-world problem, but suck it up. Better luck next time.
...How... is that a bad thing? Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door was the best game in the series? Why change it? Hell, the fact that I KNEW that it was originally like that game makes me hate this game even more, JUST BECAUSE Miyamoto felt the need to stick his fingers into it and mess things up, just because he wasn't satisfied!Glowsquid said:An Iwata Asks for the game came out today. Among other things, it further confirms that Nintendo Life interview statement about Miyamoto pushing for the erm, divise direction of the final game.
After E3, Miyamoto-san played the prototype [of Sticker Star] and said it was just a port of the GC version.
Smashgoom202 said:...How... is that a bad thing? Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door was the best game in the series? Why change it? Hell, the fact that I KNEW that it was originally like that game makes me hate this game even more, JUST BECAUSE Miyamoto felt the need to stick his fingers into it and mess things up, just because he wasn't satisfied!Glowsquid said:An Iwata Asks for the game came out today. Among other things, it further confirms that Nintendo Life interview statement about Miyamoto pushing for the erm, divise direction of the final game.
After E3, Miyamoto-san played the prototype [of Sticker Star] and said it was just a port of the GC version.
Like, I respect this guy, but he isn't the be-all-end-all thing to video games, not to mention, he DOESN'T strike me as the king of guy who "gets" the appeal of Paper Mario.
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