gaming Nintendo thread

[Brian589 467]

is it possible for a 3DS remake of Super mario rpg or is that a bad idea ?

[Vinyl Scratch 262]

So I just finished the Resident Evil demo for the first time, and it's well worth the space on your SD card. The visuals are just as impressive on screen, though there is the seldom issue with the screen resolution. If you're going to play this one with the 3D on, you can also increase the depth in the options menu (I'd recommend "very strong). Definitely play this one in the dark, not only for the spine-tingling moments but so things don't get washed out by outside light. There are plenty of said moments to be had navigating this ship, and I never found the controls to be a hindrance to the experience. A run button might have been nice, but I can live without it (hopefully ). If you really don't want to buy a Circle Pad Pro yet, this scheme works. Incidentally, this demo is CPP-compatible.

 

Make no mistake: This a classic RE game at its core. For one, the knife is your best friend here.

 

If you've played through the demo already, I've got a question for you: Where did you die the first time playing the demo?

 

I died right around the blade-armed zombie upstairs. I think my mistake was not using the grenade on the mob in the previous room, because then I didn't have enough ammo. Oh well, die and learn.

[Brian589 467]

So I just finished the Resident Evil demo for the first time, and it's well worth the space on your SD card. The visuals are just as impressive on screen, though there is the seldom issue with the screen resolution. If you're going to play this one with the 3D on, you can also increase the depth in the options menu (I'd recommend "very strong). Definitely play this one in the dark, not only for the spine-tingling moments but so things don't get washed out by outside light. There are plenty of said moments to be had navigating this ship, and I never found the controls to be a hindrance to the experience. A run button might have been nice, but I can live without it (hopefully ). If you really don't want to buy a Circle Pad Pro yet, this scheme works. Incidentally, this demo is CPP-compatible.

 

Make no mistake: This a classic RE game at its core. For one, the knife is your best friend here.

 

If you've played through the demo already, I've got a question for you: Where did you die the first time playing the demo?

 

I died right around the blade-armed zombie upstairs. I think my mistake was not using the grenade on the mob in the previous room, because then I didn't have enough ammo. Oh well, die and learn.

 

the game got a 9 in game informer would you recommend buying the game from what u played ?

[Vinyl Scratch 262]

the game got a 9 in game informer would you recommend buying the game from what u played ?

 

Absolutely. Anyone who owns a 3DS, unless they really just don't care for Resident Evil, would be well advised to pick it up.

[Brian589 467]

Absolutely. Anyone who owns a 3DS, unless they really just don't care for Resident Evil, would be well advised to pick it up.

 

Thanks that makes me want to get a 3DS 10 times more.

[Vinyl Scratch 262]

Thanks that makes me want to get a 3DS 10 times more.

 

It's definitely come into its own recently. There's lots of good downloadable games like Pushmo and Mighty Switch Force (for the speed-run freaks) and applications like Swapnote and Nintendo Video, the retail library provides some solid entertainment (some of which is very cheap now), and established Streetpass groups will give you plenty to do in Mii Plaza and other compatible games. Even the Friends List is more efficient now.

 

If you can get the money together, you won't regret it. Oh yeah, and Four Swords Anniversary Edition is still free, so get on it if you want that.

Edited January 20, 2012 by Vinyl Scratch

[Brian589 467]

It's definitely come into its own recently. There's lots of good downloadable games like Pushmo and Mighty Switch Force (for the speed-run freaks) and applications like Swapnote and Nintendo Video, the retail library provides some solid entertainment (some of which is very cheap now), and established Streetpass groups will give you plenty to do in Mii Plaza and other compatible games. Even the Friends List is more efficient now.

 

If you can get the money together, you won't regret it. Oh yeah, and Four Swords Anniversary Edition is still free, so get on it if you want that.

 

thanks for the advice ill be sure to remember it much appreciated

[Zoop 8,384]

They've gone so far as to say that Twilight Princess is objectively the worst Zelda game ever and anybody who thinks it is a good game isn't an "true Zelda fan".

Proud non-true Zelda fan, here.

 

Twilight Princess and Link's Awakening are the top two in the series, if anyone were to ask me.

 

Which they most likely won't.

[Vinyl Scratch 262]

Proud non-true Zelda fan, here.

 

Twilight Princess and Link's Awakening are the top two in the series, if anyone were to ask me.

 

Which they most likely won't.

 

I think if you also brought up Link's Awakening, those who would accuse you would then back away admiring the fact you like LA so much.

 

There's certainly lots to like about Twilight Princess. I wouldn't go as far as calling it the best game, but the "true fans" can look past its roots in satisfying "the Wind Waker haters" and find some interesting things underneath the surface.

Edited January 20, 2012 by Vinyl Scratch

[Zoop 8,384]

I think if you also brought up Link's Awakening, those who would accuse you would then back away admiring the fact you like LA so much.

 

I know nothing of the Zelda fandom; what is the general opinion on LA?

[Vinyl Scratch 262]

 

I know nothing of the Zelda fandom; what is the general opinion on LA?

 

I'm basically likening that with being a fan of "underrated" Zelda games like Majora's Mask and Zelda II. It's a well-liked game but not one of the games that's gotten the kind of recognition others have. As a result, there's a certain respect that comes with saying you're a fan of it. Recently Miyamoto called it the best Zelda for a starting player in terms of mechanics.

 

I personally love the fact it's thematically based on Twin Peaks, and I'd like to see that style realized in a 3D Zelda. MM touched on it, still only being the OoT engine, so I'd like the idea to be taken further.

Edited January 20, 2012 by Vinyl Scratch

[Tom 891]

 

I know nothing of the Zelda fandom; what is the general opinion on LA?

 

Not sure if I count as part of the fandom, but I've played nearly all of the games.

Link's Awakening is my favourite along with Majora's Mask,

followed by the Oracle of Ages/Seasons and Wind Waker.

[DevilsAdvocate 4]

I've been playing The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS.

 

I is teh jelly haven't played that game in years. Playing allot of Mario Cart Wii though for me that game is addicting.

[LoliCore 9]

Been playing with Nintendo since I was just a wee tot, and I still love a lot of the games they come up with.

 

Favorite Nintendo franchises are definitely Pokemon and F-Zero. I'm also pretty hyped for the Wii U.

[Jonke 3,743]

Proud non-true Zelda fan, here.

 

Twilight Princess and Link's Awakening are the top two in the series, if anyone were to ask me.

 

Which they most likely won't.

 

Haha, Same here except i have to add Majoras Mask because it's one underrated Zelda game.

 

(Haven't played Skyward Sword yet)

[Brian589 467]

anyone here a member of club Nintendo ?

[Guest]

Nope, but I do know a phrase that can help bring this chat back to life.

Although it's a third party game, I first played it on my Nintendo Gamecube, so here goes,

"Phoenix Down!"

 

Well, that worked out quite well.

Now that things are in proper working order, I'd like to know if anyone has had the chance to play the WiiU yet. If so, is it chiller than sauce?

I'm also looking forward to getting Code Princess for my 3DS this holiday season.

 

Anyways, hopefully this thing starts kicking ass again.

(Now Feld0's other domain has no use -- everything Nintendo can simply be discussed in this thread! Aha.)

[TheLegendOfPonies 4]

Ugh. Nintendo is my life besides food and ponies. I love nintendo and video games sooooo much ugh oh my god. i especially love legend of zelda<333

[Thundershock 310]

i play alot of nintendo games, but my favorites games would have to be kirby games and pokemon games. i play mario games as well.

[Staples 12]

Not going to lie... I am a Sega fan... And Xbox, and kind of a playstation... Yet nintendo is the best cuz of mario... It's true.. Don't lie. hes a fat plumber... he does shrooms and can fly... ur arguement is unvalid.

[Rolls Royce 606]

Well, a big part of my childhood is over, got the final issue of Nintendo Power in the mail today.  Even though I've migrated more to Xbox and PC, I still play a lot of Nintendo.  I'll probably get a WiiU for Christmas with Mario Bros., I can't wait.

[Danny Phantom 9]

Pokémon is amazing. My favorite game of the series is hard to choose, though it would probably be Colusseum. Or XD: Gale of Darkness. I wish they'd make more games like those, now.

[Megas 27,624]

I still believe that the SNES is where Nintendo peaked, but the Gamecube had a lot of classics that got ignored imo

 

Also,still waiting on that Starfox and F-Zero sequel Nintendo.....anyone?.....No?....

 

[GamerLuna7 207]

Not a huge fan of nitendo. Ive played on consoles and i do not like them. Cant mod and stuff like that. PC ELITISM FTW! Only good thing nitendo did there characters are little bit interesting and unique like mario ,but still dont like them

[TheJLeeTeam 914]

I'm not a huge gamer but Nintendo still appeals to me because of the family friendly games, simplicity, and characters I can recognize. My favorite franchises are Mario and Pokémon. Both have simple gameplay in their main series as well as tons of spin offs. And the Pokémon series also has my favorite puzzle games Pokémon Puzzle League, and Battle Trozei which I enjoy a lot more than most smartphone games. I actually still prefer Nintendo Handhelds over smartphones or any platform for that matter mainly because they have my favorite games on them and feel more comfortable. I do have a Wii U but don't play it as much.

 

Nintendo still interests me because their games are close to my passion for animation. I know they keep putting out gimmicks but they're actually interesting and they're trying different things.