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E3: Rate the Nintendo Conference [poll]
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10 (10/54 votes) |
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I'm between a 6 and a 7, I think. Not a ton of huge surprises, just more information about previously announced games and smaller surprises (Splatoon, Mario Maker, That Toad game, Canvas Curse 2). No real punch or impact. Some parts got boring and lasted too long. The opening with Robot Chicken and Reggie and Iwata fighting was the highlight. That guy in the audience yelling for Mother 3 had me cracking up so much. At the end, when Miyamoto was talking about the livestreams, that was obviously StarFox on the screen behind him. Why not use that as the big "wow" game this year? Instead, Smash Brothers is left as the big closer two years in a row. Speaking of Smash Bros, summer is apparently 5 months long this year.
Wow, I'm being really negative! Here's I liked.
Yarn Yoshi looks gorgeous. I'm blown away. Mario Maker has a lot of potential. I'm curious about what Aonuma was talking about when he said that you could approach areas from any direction as opposed to entering from a set point. Does that mean we can climb Death Mountain from a variety of angles, or does that approach to design run deeper? Love the art style. The toad game looks pretty neat. It takes the basic concepts of the original minigame and expands on them in every direction. Splatoon has potential. And Palut-FREAKING-tena! Wow! I'm ready to see Star Fox! |
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