Really happy they added a share button at least. The relative lack of games probably just means there will be more at E3.
I really don't understand what was the reasoning behind blocking the developers from announcing Switch games until today?
So we can see some people standing on stage and talking about Nintendo and the middle name of their kid? Not even showing a small teaser or something? This is beyond my comprehension.
We still haven't seen that NBA 2k and only a couple of seconds from Ubisoft.
Wow, this looks really bad (just referring the tech). But I suppose bad graphics is the least of its problems.
When they say "We have 80+ titles in development" that caught me by surprise in the best way.
However we barely saw anything from those titles. I'm really hoping we see a blowout showing at E3 this year that takes the lid off of the third-party games and shows us what's really down the road for first-party games.
The fact that we saw nothing of Smash, Animal Crossing or Pokemon makes me wonder what they have under wraps for E3. Something tells me they didn't reveal their full hand today.
I mean, by Christmas it'll have been 5 years since New Leaf.
When they say "We have 80+ titles in development" that caught me by surprise in the best way.
However we barely saw anything from those titles. I'm really hoping we see a blowout showing at E3 this year that takes the lid off of the third-party games and shows us what's really down the road for first-party games.
The fact that we saw nothing of Smash, Animal Crossing or Pokemon makes me wonder what they have under wraps for E3. Something tells me they didn't reveal their full hand today.
I mean, by Christmas it'll have been 5 years since New Leaf.
Everything in that conference looked 2005 bad.
Didn't they say that there are 80 titles in development, not that Nintendo were making them?
Dude. I was so ready to preorder the hell out of this thing.
It just needed to be an average presentation with some decent launch title details.
We got them all way too far apart. This thing needed to have something more than Zelda, then mario kart two months later.
When they say "We have 80+ titles in development" that caught me by surprise in the best way.
However we barely saw anything from those titles. I'm really hoping we see a blowout showing at E3 this year that takes the lid off of the third-party games and shows us what's really down the road for first-party games.
The fact that we saw nothing of Smash, Animal Crossing or Pokemon makes me wonder what they have under wraps for E3. Something tells me they didn't reveal their full hand today.
I mean, by Christmas it'll have been 5 years since New Leaf.
- Joycon ideas are great, imagine playing Skyrim with realistic bow and arrow movements or sword play!
- Joycon allows Wii backwards compatibility
A lot of those "80 titles in development" are probably ports and retreads. Think about it, this was supposed to be the big blowout and the best they could muster was Skyrim, Fifa and stuff like Street Fighter 2? If they had bigger guns they were stupid to now show them now.
To be honest i'm not going to play anything but Zelda at launch anyway. I suppose thats why I'm fine with it.
I guess I see where you guys are coming from with the price. But the software looked amazing.
I mean we are got Mario, Zelda, Xenoblade, Splatoon, and that whacky ass Arms game. I thought it was solid.
The joy cons seem like heaven though ;_;
I'm starting to think people here haven't purchased a console at launch before, cause their launch line up has a definitive first party console seller and decent smaller titles. We also know there will be some solid games throughout the year with another console seller in time for the holiday season. Just thinking back on my consoles at their launches (every Nintendo device from N64+/Xbox console) and this line up is probably one of the best.
i don't know mulder, i'd say that smt v and the dragon quest games have more of an impact than street fighter 2 and skyrim
- While the launch line-up is disappointing aside from Zelda, having both Zelda & Mario on Day 1 would have eaten into one another's sales.
Is it? Only have one system to worry about for the future and this is the lineup they have to show.
C'mon man. This same tired gimmick has been trotted out since the original Wii. Hey, remember when Sony made their own version of the Wii and specifically gave us an archery mini games? Remember how bad it sucked and how amazingly inaccurate it was? Remember how horribly inaccurate the swordplay was in Skyward Sword which REQUIRED the Motion Plus? This notion of "realistic [insert motion control gimmick here]" has been promised for a decade now and hasn't amounted to anything more than a faint whiff of a fart.
It may well offer this but since the unit has no optical drive Nintendo will be all too happy to charge you ridiculous VC fees for each and every one of those Wii games you may want (or whatever they choose to offer).
Nintendo of America needs to have a Coup or something and take away decisionmaking from Japan.
Death by a thousand dumb decisions.
I was leaning more towards western focused games. Nintendo hasn't changed much in that regard. There were actually people thinking they'd get Red Dead 2 a couple months ago.
I was leaning more towards western focused games. Nintendo hasn't changed much in that regard. There were actually people thinking they'd get Red Dead 2 a couple months ago.
I guess you don't have a Wii U then. Because even this gorgeous Zelda doesn't deserve 380 euro.
Yes it was, to me at least.Is it? Only have one system to worry about for the future and this is the lineup they have to show.
I'm starting to think people here haven't purchased a console at launch before, cause their launch line up has a definitive first party console seller and decent smaller titles. We also know there will be some solid games throughout the year with another console seller in time for the holiday season. Just thinking back on my consoles at their launches (every Nintendo device from N64+/Xbox console) and this line up is probably one of the best.
I do have a Wii U, but I'm purchasing a switch for the superior version of Zelda plus as a future investment.
Is it? Only have one system to worry about for the future and this is the lineup they have to show.
LMAO.Done.
Do we know for sure if it's even superior?
Do we know for sure if it's even superior?
A lot of those "80 titles in development" are probably ports and retreads. Think about it, this was supposed to be the big blowout and the best they could muster was Skyrim, Fifa and stuff like Street Fighter 2? If they had bigger guns they were stupid to now show them now.