It would really be a huge boon for Nintendo if Bungie's stuff came to their system. If I were them, I'd be courting Bungie and ensuring their stuff always made its way to my system.
Valve is another one that I'd make sure I was getting in bed with. These experiences must be on Wii U with some unique functionality if Nintendo expects to continue to compete.
OK, now let's get some Wii U pre-orders out there.
Very excited about the Nights port and even more excited now that it's going to include Christmas Nights. A nice little bonus for what's already a pretty damn good value.
If you haven't played Nights before, it's worth keeping this one on your radar, especially if you're a fan of classic Sega work.
Well, $350 it is Nintendo. Nothing too surprising here outside of Bayonetta 2, but I'm not complaining about that announcement. I'm hoping Nintendo at least starts teasing some more interesting Wii U software soon. Also, I want to know when Pikmin 3 is dropping.
For sure. It makes me sad that this was cut from the game. I would've loved to explore this area, even if it was just post-game content. Oh well.
Maybe one day we'll see an HD remake and they'll bring this area back and complete it.
I've been meaning to reply to this since before it was even posted, but life has not made that easy. That being said, Dishonored reminds me so strongly of Geist it's not even funny. The possession mechanics in first person, possession of a variety of creatures, etc, it's all very Geist-like.
I know that almost nobody has played the game, but it was a great concept that was a bit stunted by its execution. Regardless, Dishonored looks to get it right, which is making me EXTREMELY excited for the game. Combine that vibe with all of the titles Angelo listed here and Dishonored is looking like it might have some GOTY potential.
True, but Super Mario World is both more unique and more special. SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Time to stir up a sh*tstorm!
Super Mario World > Super Mario Bros. 3
Eventually, but it takes awhile (a long while). Point being - it's worth waiting if you aren't absolutely dying for it.
Also worth mentioning - I played the downloadable version of this, and it worked flawlessly. So if you're the type who would prefer it digitally, fear not, Nintendo didn't mess it up in any way.
This is just the shot in the arm the Vita needs. I'd imagine programs like this will be incentive enough for players to drop some cash on a Vita.
Everyone has been saying for years that Sony's portables were basically home consoles on the go and this pretty much cements it. Sony is embracing its strength and I can respect that.
