View Full Version : Keep an eye on Nintendo this year: Hints for the future
quietchat
01-06-2010, 07:17 PM
http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/701649/Nintendo-Mentions-DS-Successor-With-A-Motion-Sensor-Zelda-Wii-This-Year.html
An interview with Nintendo Pesident Satoru Iwata held talks about the new successor to the DS handheld line (And that means a change like from the gameboy color to the GBA to the DS), which will likely have much better visuals and motion sensing (?).
You may remember that so far motion sensing has only existed on 2 games ever in the handheld line of games: A tilt sensing game on the gameboy involving Kirby, and a Warioware game on the GBA that involved rotation and spinning the handheld around to solve puzzles. How the next handheld will feature motion sensing is beyond me.
Also of note is the confirmation that a new Zelda title will be released this year on the Wii. For those of you who remember, Twilight Princess was originally developed to be a Gamecube title and not a Wii title. There have been rumors the last several years that the new title would use the Wii Motion Plus. While Twilight Princess was an excellent game on the Wii, it could have been far much more.
Oh, and it's possible that the game will be a sequel to Twilight Princess. Anyone else excited?
Kingesh
01-07-2010, 10:39 PM
I AM, nintendo rules, and also there wil be a sequel they havent released a name or anything BUT gamepro has the picture that has been released and they think it might be a game centering around a soul that is in the mastersword, if i can find the article ill post it here.
Koopaking
01-08-2010, 07:16 PM
I was hoping he would mention more about Metroid Other M, but these are some exciting "announcements". (Of course they won't officially announce anything because Nintendo are such teasers)
Motion sensing on a handheld has me worried though... Kirby Tilt n' Tumble was rather shit while Warioware Twisted was really fun, so it can go either way. Deep down in my heart I hope that they revive the old Gameboy name for this new handheld but it probably won't happen and might just be something like a "DS Advance" or "Super DS".
As for the new Zelda, I'm very hopeful for it. Twilight Princess was amazing but it drew way too much straight from Ocarina of Time and didn't give much in the way of a revolutionary title. From all the rumors floating around about this new Zelda, they are saying it will be a completely new Zelda game that will completely change up the formula. Here's hoping the new Wii Zelda will be to Twilight Princess what Wind Waker was to OoT.
totoro16
01-08-2010, 07:40 PM
All that sounds good. The DS Lite was a great upgrade but IMHO I thought the DSi disappointing as the new features were really inferior in quality and backwards compatibility was lost. Further, the iPod Touch is gaining ground with great games at very cheap prices. e.g., Civ Rev on the touch is easily as good as the DS version and about a tenth of the price. And of course as a music player it completely buries the DSi. So it's time for something new and interesting. As a DS fan, I'm looking forward to it.
KratosWar
01-16-2010, 06:22 PM
I gusee I will keep a eye on it then
Zaraki
01-16-2010, 06:41 PM
i would love to see a sequel to Twilight Princess but i'm guessing that may not happen. i lost interest in the DS since there really haven't been any decent games out for it. i still have my original DS. i'm not going to bother getting a DS light or DSI. i do wonder though if they'll ever announce a new Star Fox game for the Wii.
suigintou
01-18-2010, 02:40 AM
Whether it's a sequel to TP or not, a new Zelda game is always welcome. I'd rather it not be a motion-control game, but if it is, so be it.
Actually though I'd rather it be a different game and not a sequel. Twilight Princess was a pretty tired game with nothing overtly original...continuing off of that certainly doesn't open up a lot of doors. I'd like to see another cel-shaded Zelda game to make up for Wind Waker Link's image being ruined on the DS.
quietchat
01-18-2010, 02:55 AM
Wind Waker's image was ruined when the first screenshot was released. I still consider it one of the best in the series (though except for the DS titles, the CD-i games and by your argument Twilight Princess, there's never been a Zelda title that wasn't amazing).
Despite that, the Zelda games are visually perfect in whatever style they use, and it'd be interesting to see what they could do with the wii hardware on a new cel shaded adventure.
Zaraki
01-18-2010, 03:38 AM
personally i would love to see the new zelda game's graphics done the same as TP. i love how WW looks but i want to see something else than a cartoon world of hyrule.
suigintou
01-18-2010, 03:47 AM
Wind Waker's image was ruined when the first screenshot was released. I still consider it one of the best in the series (though except for the DS titles, the CD-i games and by your argument Twilight Princess, there's never been a Zelda title that wasn't amazing).
Despite that, the Zelda games are visually perfect in whatever style they use, and it'd be interesting to see what they could do with the wii hardware on a new cel shaded adventure.
Minish Cap wasn't amazing either.
Koopaking
01-18-2010, 04:01 AM
Minish Cap wasn't amazing either.
I liked it...
suigintou
01-18-2010, 04:23 AM
I liked it...
I didn't say it wasn't good. Every major Zelda game has been at least good, no exceptions. But Minish Cap is still one of the worst in the series if you ask me.
Koopaking
01-18-2010, 05:06 AM
I didn't say it wasn't good. Every major Zelda game has been at least good, no exceptions. But Minish Cap is still one of the worst in the series if you ask me.
Fair enough. I'd say the worst in the series (barring the CD-i of course) were the Four Swords games.
ErlKonig
01-18-2010, 09:09 PM
Can't wait for a new Zelda. Always been a fan especially when I saw the screenshot for Wind Waker. Most gamers, Hard core or not, though it would suck and that Nintendo was losing it's touch but I knew then, this was going to be a Super bad ass game. Zelda has never let me down, including Legend of Zelda 2, and coming off of Majora's mask and Ocarina of Time, It was going to be a masterpiece for the Gamecube. They could do Zelda in a crazy coloring book style by a 6 month old baby and still be the game to look out for. Gamers need to understand, Nintendo does not really put out crap. Sure most of the Hard cores need insane amounts of blood or just Hyper-realistic CG graphics. But that does not make a game worthy of everyone. Nintendo know how to make a game 98% of the world wants to play and Zelda is that platform that takes puzzles and action adventure to a whole other level.
suigintou
01-19-2010, 04:54 AM
Gamers need to understand, Nintendo does not really put out crap. Sure most of the Hard cores need insane amounts of blood or just Hyper-realistic CG graphics. But that does not make a game worthy of everyone. Nintendo know how to make a game 98% of the world wants to play and Zelda is that platform that takes puzzles and action adventure to a whole other level.
First of all, Nintendo puts out tons of shovelware, so don't say they don't put out crap. Need I remind you of all the Mario spin-offs we really don't need?
Secondly, you don't seem to understand what a "hardcore" gamer is. As opposed to a casual gamer, who just plays basically anything that's in front of them and doesn't really get into more in-depth games like RPGs and such, a "hardcore" gamer is just someone who:
a.) plays a fuckton of video games
b.) appreciates video games for what they are
c.) doesn't buy minigame shovelware trash
A "hardcore" gamer isn't someone who needs gore. If anything, a "hardcore" gamer is someone who knows that gore isn't always necessary.
Lastly, "hardcore" as a term is fucking stupid, can we as a community stop using it now?
i will keep an eye out for it, i am really excited.
angelababy
11-26-2010, 02:25 AM
i love how WW looks but i want to see something else than a cartoon world of hyrule.
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