Dark Cloud
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Hmmm not sure I buy that. I wouldn't balk at like 300-500 moons, but 900 seems absolutely monstrous.
900 exactly.
Maybe they did fully remade Mario 64 and Sunshine and filled the levels with moons.
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Hmmm not sure I buy that. I wouldn't balk at like 300-500 moons, but 900 seems absolutely monstrous.
900 exactly.
Hmmm not sure I buy that. I wouldn't balk at like 300-500 moons, but 900 seems absolutely monstrous.
Some 1920x1080 wallpapers ive done, if anyone wants them:
Classy
Original logo
You dont really understand how comercials on TV work to get people excited for a game, do you?
This is the Golden Sun european commercial, this singlehandly sold the game and a gameboy adavance to nearly every person that saw it (the talk and excitement of the ad was amazing to hear during brake times on schools). Only a tiny glimpse of the game was shown in the ending, but kids were savy enough to know what they were getting into by buying the magazine that month, or seeing the copy of a friend that already brought the game to school. It became SO famous, that Camelot used the theater and lamp dragon to create a scenario and summon of it in Golden Sun 3.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOvwdVp8Fvo&ab_channel=Xephon
The most impactful commercials have always been cinematic ones with little to not gameplay shown, with a song that catches the ear of the one watching tv (GoW's mad world commercial, thats also a great example, had no gameplay, just the main character running on clearly cinematic shots),. And thats not only for videogames, normal commercials that have were impactful were the ones were visuals and music attracted people, not the product shown.
Gameplay is great for trailers, not tv commercials.
So yeah, this musical smartly cut into tv running time, with just a glimpse of gameplay, is a GREAT commercial.
We can believe your opinion, or we can believe the thousands of commercials that became famous on the history TV doing the thing you dont like, your choice.
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Hmmm not sure I buy that. I wouldn't balk at like 300-500 moons, but 900 seems absolutely monstrous.
900 exactly.
I'm not sure where to post a countdown for Mario Odyssey but this thread seem somewhat active than other threads so here it goes.
https://twitter.com/IntelliHeath/status/918117593734631426
I just woke up and saw this (different site.)Someone on RLLMUK got their issue of EDGE early (embargoed until tomorrow).
10.
Get hype.
No fucking way. I always 100% 3D Marios... Don't do this to me lol. The Korok seeds were that many so you run across enough of them naturally to max out your inventory enough...
Nintendo please...
Some 1920x1080 wallpapers ive done, if anyone wants them:
Classy
Original logo
You dont really understand how comercials on TV work to get people excited for a game, do you?
This is the Golden Sun european commercial, this singlehandly sold the game and a gameboy adavance to nearly every person that saw it (the talk and excitement of the ad was amazing to hear during brake times on schools). Only a tiny glimpse of the game was shown in the ending, but kids were savy enough to know what they were getting into by buying the magazine that month, or seeing the copy of a friend that already brought the game to school. It became SO famous, that Camelot used the theater and lamp dragon to create a scenario and summon of it in Golden Sun 3.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOvwdVp8Fvo&ab_channel=Xephon
The most impactful commercials have always been cinematic ones with little to not gameplay shown, with a song that catches the ear of the one watching tv (GoW's mad world commercial, thats also a great example, had no gameplay, just the main character running on clearly cinematic shots),. And thats not only for videogames, normal commercials that have were impactful were the ones were visuals and music attracted people, not the product shown.
Gameplay is great for trailers, not tv commercials.
So yeah, this musical smartly cut into tv running time, with just a glimpse of gameplay, is a GREAT commercial.
We can believe your opinion, or we can believe the thousands of commercials that became famous on the history TV doing the thing you dont like, your choice.
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
700-800 moons wouldn't be too crazy. Keep in mind that there are 69 moons in the sand kingdom alone.
It kinda makes sense when you consider how easy/quick some of the moons in the videos we've seen so far are to get.
The guy with the issue has posted a photo of the closing paragraph or so. I'd link to it but it's banned right? Anyway a lot of the writing is cut off but you can clearly see it says 'korok seeds to find...(cut off)...Mario has moons but not by many' so I asked him if that's what it meant and he replied 'Yeah as far as I can make out (my eyes are blurred from an eye test) it says Link may have more seeds but not by many.'
So moons are really just busy work then?Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
So moons are really just busy work then?
WHAT THE FUCKAlso from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
The most impactful commercials have always been cinematic ones with little to not gameplay shown, with a song that catches the ear of the one watching tv (GoW's mad world commercial, thats also a great example, had no gameplay, just the main character running on clearly cinematic shots),. And thats not only for videogames, normal commercials that have were impactful were the ones were visuals and music attracted people, not the product shown.
Gameplay is great for trailers, not tv commercials.
So yeah, this musical smartly cut into tv running time, with just a glimpse of gameplay, is a GREAT commercial.
We can believe your opinion, or we can believe the thousands of commercials that became famous on the history TV doing the thing you dont like, your choice.
Loved the commercial, it does an excellent job of being memorable in its own right, selling the game, and selling the console. I'm not sure what it is about Nintendo's work, but I find myself tearing up when watching promos like this. I suppose it's because the games are so pure and fun in a time when everything is cynical, bad, and corrupt, but the reaction still seems weird to me.
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Maybe they did fully remade Mario 64
Also from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Holy shit, Peach O_O;; *tugs on shirt collar, steam whistles out*
Well no, the korok seeds in BOTW were just little extras to help you increase your inventory size. They were a very small part of the game.
In Mario Odyssey the moons ARE the game. Even the ones we've seen that are quick to get still have more variety than the cut/paste korok puzzles.
One does not prevent the other.To be honest this doesn't excite me, I'd rather less total macguffins that are individually more meaningful.
One does not prevent the other.
WHAT?
No fucking way. I always 100% 3D Marios... Don't do this to me lol. The Korok seeds were that many so you run across enough of them naturally to max out your inventory enough...
Nintendo please...
So moons are really just busy work then?
In 9 days it'll be the one year anniversary of the debut for "Mario Switch"
ughAlso from the Edge review: there are nearly as many moons in Odyssey as there are Korok seeds in BOTW.
Super Mario Odyssey 80's Style Commercial - Retro Nintendo Switch Commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOjOhyQtM1Q
Great
Oh shit lol:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tLI8RiQhn8
Hmmm not sure I buy that. I wouldn't balk at like 300-500 moons, but 900 seems absolutely monstrous.