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Wow! Who would've thought that Travellers Tales got Metroid Prime up and running on the N64!
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You know how it's going to be handled... https://www.ign.com/articles/pokmon-developer-game-freak-reportedly-hacked-stolen-data-on-unannounced-games-as-well-as-nintendo-switch-2-codename-leaked-online https://www.eurogamer.net/pokemon-developer-game-freak-reels-from-unprecedented-gigaleak-of-significant-internal-data https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2024/10/pokemon-developer-game-freak-reportedly-hacked-massive-amounts-of-data-allegedly-leaked All that posturing about the Insomniac Leak was just that, posturing. Gotta protect their friends in Sony and keep brown-nosing to get their jobs for the boys after all... Of course, when it comes to Nintendo/Game Freak? Nobody gives a shit about their precious "solidarity" anymore. Nobody should be upset about the reporting of these leaks though. It is literally their job to report on news-worthy info! As long as they're not posting personal information about specific employees, anything else is fair game.
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Alarmo's codename is almost certainly "Clock", as the product code is CLO-001. Edit: I doubt that the numbering would line up that nicely... There's lots of other Nintendo hardware products left unaccounted for in this list, such as the many variants of the Game & Watch (including the more modern ones; such as the Club Nintendo G&W Ball from 2010 (HGW-001), the SMB G&W (HXA-001) & the Zelda G&W HXB-001), and the Game Boy Micro (Oxy-001 - probably codename "Oxygen").
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So... as confirmed by the Freak Leak, it looks like Switch 2's codename is indeed "Ounce". Far from the most elaborate or catchy codename ever in Nintendo's history, I have to say. But here's a list of the codenames for their previous consoles for reference. That being said, the console's product code will most likely be OUN-001, so if anything gets leaked with that product code (or a very similar varient), it's likely related to our mystery console.
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Have to say "Project Ounces" doesn't really roll off the tongue nicely quite like Project Reality, Atlantis, Dolphin, Nitro, Revolution, Cafe or NX does it? Bit of a rubbish codename really. Either way, a proper official version of Pokemon Showdown (which is what "Synapse" sounds like it might be) would be very exciting for me!
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With Jamboree coming out next week, I figured it was time to fill out my tierlist of the Mario Party Superstars Sticker List (given that the stickers will be making a return in Jamboree)... It's not only tiered, but ordered too! Nobody likes You Got This Will be interesting to see how the Sticker Metagame changes with Jamboree... We already know that current reigning champion Betrayal! has been hit hard with the nerf hammer... Even with the Bayonetta-Smash-4-To-Ultimate style nerf... it's still Betrayal! at the end of the day though There's a LOT of new characters... so the metagame could change pretty substantially... Ninji alone brings about a lot of new potential!
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I hope they thought the letter options through when they made this level…
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Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered (14th February 2025)
Dcubed replied to Julius's topic in Nintendo Gaming
Surprised that they’re daring to unearth the fallen angel of the Tomb Raider series… ”Darkest” adventure is right on that one. -
Aww man... That's so heart wrenching at the end. Damn... crazy to think that it's been 10 years since he died already
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Ok @Glen-i, that’s not cool. That’s some Mario Party level betrayal going on there…
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You deserved after what you did to me on Yoshi’s Island
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It’s up for sale in UK/EU now
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Oh shoot! If they do a Wario Ware theme… that’s not impossible! If they have a Wario Ware/Baby Face theme? I’m buying one immediately
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Guys… what if… … that would certainly explain the 2.2GB size… Just think of the microtransactions!
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Shoot! Are me and @Glen-i the only ones who got in? Surely not! Come on guys! Don’t tell me we’re stuck with whatever this thing is alone!!
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BTW, I spotted something on the confirm page before I scrambled to smash the button… … whatever this thing is, it’s gonna need 2.2GB of storage space. So it probably isn’t anything to do with Cloud streaming.
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Why did Nintendo even bother to make the application window go on for 5 days? It’s just going to be a page that delivers nothing but constant disappointment for almost an entire week now
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Pretty much the list of games I expected, though it ended up having the NES and GB versions of more BPS Tetris titles instead of some of the more obscure BPS Tetris games. Shame that the original Electronika 60 version of Tetris is only a recreation and not the actual original ROM being emulated, but it’s nice to see a recreation anyway. Tetris Time Warp sounds cool. Quite similar to what Puyo Puyo 20th Anniversary did with its own respective series
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Oh feck! I must’ve been looking at the US dates… Stupid Americans, don’t even know how to write dates properly
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Maybe. Though they did say that the user would have to download a specific piece of software, so unless it’s going to be a specific separate SNES app? It won’t be an update to the existing one. Also, why would Nintendo need to make a grand 7 month long testing period for such a feature? Only reason I could think of would be that it’s something that they need to gather some long-term data from.
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Seems like a decent little 3D platformer. That splitscreen co-op feature is very impressive considering the hardware it's running on. I wonder how the PS1 version compares to the N64 version; given that free-roaming 3D platfomers are pretty rare on the PS1 (though given that it's a Eurocom game, I'd assume that the PS1 was the lead platform in this case).
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Totally agreed. Also feels like the kind of thing that Nintendo would lock off as a NSO sub exclusive thing these days.
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Feels a bit late in the game to be adding major new features, so this has to be something significant that's being carried over to Switch 2. Maybe it really is the return of the Activity Log? Would explain the lengthy test period, and why it made a sudden comeback with Alarmo of all things.