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The Wii U gets a third party game in Japan

 

http://www.siliconera.com/2014/02/12...s3-wii-u-game/

 

While Kamen Rider: Battride War was a PlayStation 3 exclusive, Bandai Namco will release Kamen Rider: Battride War 2 on PlayStation 3 and Wii U. This action game has a hodgepodge of Riders from fifteen Heisei era series. The previous game focused on the TV show Riders, Kamen Rider: Battride War 2 is about the Riders in the movie versions.

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From (approx.) Friday, 14 February 2014 05:00

to Friday, 14 February 2014 08:00.

Affected services:

Wii U

- Online Play, Rankings etc.

Nintendo 3DS

- Online Play, Rankings etc.

 

*Some of the affected services' features are not available during temporary

maintenance. We thank you for your understanding and apologise for any

inconvenience.

 

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_GB/index.html

 

Interesting... So why would that be needing maintenance?

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Interesting... So why would that be needing maintenance?

 

Don't now and we Allredey had one on Monday

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They're going to patch Nintendoland, Mario 3D world and Pikmin 3 for online play....!?!?!?!?!?!

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I hope that this game will allow for the gamepad to be turned off if you use another controller, or else whenever you'd play multiplayer or be a tournament you would have to ensure that the gamepad is plugged in.

 

What's this in reference to, SSB4? Wasn't sure if you ended up posting in le wrong thread.

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Out of curiosity, is anyone up for doing a bit of research, or already know? @Ike? @serbii?

 

How many games did Nintendo DEVELOP from 2006-2010; and how many have the developed 2010-2014. It feels like they are well behind, but just wondered if it was actually the case.

 

Out of the big games they showed yesterday for example, one was made by 2nd party Retro, one by 2nd party monolith, one by 3rd party Platinum and only one by 1st party Nintendo!

 

Last year wasn't much better, same with launch. What are they working on!!

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Probably not a full list. Feel free to add/correct. Just covers Wii/Wii U titles.

 

2006 - 4

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Wii Play

Wii Sports

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

 

2007 - 5

Link's Crossbow Training

Super Mario Galaxy

Wii Fit

Big Brain Academy for Wii

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Nintendo/Retro)

 

2008 - 3

Mario Kart Wii

Wii Music

Animal Crossing: City Folk

 

2009 - 9

Metroid Prime Trilogy

NPC: Mario Power Tennis

NPC: Donkey Kong Jungle Beat

NPC: Pikmin

NPC: Pikmin 2

Wii Fit Plus

Wii Sports Resort

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

PunchOut!! (Nintendo/Next Level Games)

 

2010 - 5

Super Mario All-Stars

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Wii Party

Metroid: Other M (Nintendo/Team Ninja)

Donkey Kong Country Returns (Nintendo/Retro)

 

2011 - 2

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Wii Play Motion

 

2012 - 3

Rhythm Heaven Fever

New Super Mario Bros U

Nintendo Land

 

2013 - 8

New Super Luigi U

Pikmin 3

Dr Luigi (Nintendo/Arika)

NES Remix

Super Mario 3D World

Wii Fit U

Game & Wario (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems)

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD

 

2014 - ~7

Mario Kart 8

Smash Bros.

NES Remix 2

Fire Emblem x Shin Megami Tensei (Nintendo/Intelligent Systems/Atlus)

Hyrule Warrior (Nintendo/Tecmo)

X (Nintendo/Monolith)

Legend of Zelda U?

 

FExSMT is bit of a funny one as I believe most of the dev work is being done by Atlus but Intelligent Systems are first party.

Edited by Ike

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Throw in Mario 3D World and Wii Fit U for 2013.

 

That list paints a pretty clear picture, the number of 1st party games Nintendo are releasing per year have been pretty consistent since the Wii launched. Not often you get big titles like Mario Kart and Smash Brothers (and who knows what else) in the same year.

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Because I missed it out. :p
haha, no that's fine I just never know how the studio's thing works!...

 

Prime 3 was 2007,

then there's Excitetruck, Excitebots, Another Code R, PunchOut, Endless Ocean 1 & 2 etc...

 

I don't know what counts and what doesn't :p

Edited by Retro_Link

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haha, no that's fine I just never know how the studio's thing works!...

 

Prime 3 was 2007,

then there's Excitetruck, Excitebots, Another Code R, PunchOut, Endless Ocean 1 & 2 etc...

 

I don't know what counts and what doesn't :p

 

Another Code R was Cing (RIP). Endless Ocean was Akira. ExciteTruck/Bots were done by Monster Games, right? Were Nintendo involved? I don't know.

 

I'll add PunchOut.

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Was hyped to see a new punch out unveiled last night...and gutted it was just Little Mac in Smash Bros.

They are holding onto their titles for E3. Especially the Next Level/Monster made games. They will need something to show against the backdrop of PS4/One titles.

An Indie reel would have been nice...

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First-party developed retail home console games released in Europe.

 

2006 - 3

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Wii Play

Wii Sports

 

2007 - 6

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

Link's Crossbow Training

Super Mario Galaxy

Big Brain Academy for Wii

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

Super Paper Mario

 

2008 - 6

Wii Fit

Mario Kart Wii

Wii Music

Animal Crossing: City Folk

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

Disaster: Day of Crisis

 

2009 - 3

Wii Fit Plus

Wii Sports Resort

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

 

2010 - 3

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Wii Party

Donkey Kong Country Returns

 

2011 - 2

Xenoblade Chronicles

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

 

2012 - 4

Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise

New Super Mario Bros U

Nintendo Land

Mario Party 9

 

2013 - 7

New Super Luigi U

Pikmin 3

Super Mario 3D World

Wii Fit U

Game & Wario

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD

Wii Party U

 

2014 - ?

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Mario Kart 8

X? (probably 2015)

 

 

Average of 4.25 games per year.

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Seems 2013 was a great year! And that's without even mentioning 3DS.

 

Problem was that they were all released in the last half of the year. If you didn't like Monster Hunter then you were left twiddling your thumbs for 6 months.

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First-party developed retail home console games released in Europe.

 

2006 - 3

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Wii Play

Wii Sports

 

2007 - 6

WarioWare: Smooth Moves

Link's Crossbow Training

Super Mario Galaxy

Big Brain Academy for Wii

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (developed by Retro)

Super Paper Mario

 

2008 - 6

Wii Fit

Mario Kart Wii

Wii Music

Animal Crossing: City Folk

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

Disaster: Day of Crisis (developed by Monolith Soft)

 

2009 - 3

Wii Fit Plus

Wii Sports Resort

New Super Mario Bros. Wii

 

2010 - 3

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Wii Party

Donkey Kong Country Returns (developed by Retro)

 

2011 - 2

Xenoblade Chronicles (developed by Monolith Soft)

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

 

2012 - 4

Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise

New Super Mario Bros U

Nintendo Land

Mario Party 9

 

2013 - 7

New Super Luigi U

Pikmin 3

Super Mario 3D World

Wii Fit U

Game & Wario

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD

Wii Party U

 

2014 - ?

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (developed by Retro)

Mario Kart 8

X? (probably 2015) (developed by Monolith Soft)

 

 

Average of 4.25 games per year.

 

I know these are considered 1st party but I'd be thinking of games developed internally.

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Problem was that they were all released in the last half of the year. If you didn't like Monster Hunter then you were left twiddling your thumbs for 6 months.

 

Very true, 2014 looks better with a couple of big games in the first half and probably a few more in the second half.

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Interesting pattern there, if correct.

1st "year" = 3 or so games

2nd year 6/7 games

3rd year = 6 games

remaining full years about 3 games.

 

extrapolating from the list, I'd expect one or two more "solid" games, maybe 2/3 ok games (so 6 altogether) and maybe another HD remake this year.

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Very true, 2014 looks better with a couple of big games in the first half and probably a few more in the second half.

 

Yeah, last year could have been much better if the games were spread out more. I was happy enough ploughing 500+ hours into Monster Hunter though. :D

 

I know these are considered 1st party but I'd be thinking of games developed internally.

 

That's reaching a bit. I mean it's like saying Naughty Dog wouldn't count for Sony because they aren't based within SCEJ.

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Hmmm, it's not like there's loads less then is there to be honest :) I guess 3rd parties ARE that important. I guess Nitendo really are screwed :) Unless they buy more studios etc!

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It depends how you view 2013 too and what you're after...

 

New Super Luigi U - felt just like more 2D Mario after NSMB2 and NSMBU

Pikmin 3

Super Mario 3D World

Wii Fit U - Very few bought it and just continue to use Wii Fit

Game & Wario - Was pants and no one bought it

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD - Possibly just stuck with the original

Wii Party U - Very few bought it

 

Although I'd probably buy Wii Party U and maybe Wii Fit.

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That's reaching a bit. I mean it's like saying Naughty Dog wouldn't count for Sony because they aren't based within SCEJ.

 

I don't think it's stretching it. What Retro do over in Texas should have no affect on EAD's production over in Tokyo or Kyoto or any other studio for that matter.

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