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It should be mentioned that it was Valve who contacted Nintendo and asked if they were fine with listing Dolphin on Steam. And since Dolphin was using Nintendo's own cryptographic keys, the answer was obviously no.Nintendo Asks Valve To Kick GameCube And Wii Emulator Off Steam, Says It's Protecting Its Creativity And Work
The Zelda maker has been ramping up efforts to curtail emulation, piracy, and leaks
Xbox and Summer Games Fest are the big two scheduled. There’s going to be smaller stuff too like the Ryu Ga Gotoku show and Devolver’s show for example.
And I'm guessing what ever Nintendo will show?
Will you even be able to peel yourself away from Super Mega Baseball to see if that rumor is true?
It's gonna be tough to do anything the first month that game is out.
Well not before today, but if I'll ever sleep again is another question now
Your fandom has convinced me to give it a shot this go around, so here's hoping it is that difficult to put down!
Excellent! People in the sub were all up in arms over them adding a bunch of content creators like Jonboy to the game, but folks like that will bring even more sales to the game.
I look forward to a Nintendo direct popping out of nowhere a week later
Yes Barry is a great show
I hope you've watched It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The textbook example.
That's peculiar to me. SMB is much more of an arcade game than something like The Show, and arcade sports game have a long history of guest stars, from POTUS to Colin Cowherd.
Nah, it was more "I don't get this, why aren't they using this dev time on X" when it probably took them no time at all to create all these baseball influencers in the game using the same character customization tools we'll all be using.
Nintendo's schedule this year makes no sense if they don't have some sort of summer presentation planned, we just have no idea when that might be.
I wish smash had a story mode with looser side stories, Yiga vs DK would be a sick b plot
There’s a very loud minority that believes the next Zelda should go backward rather than forward. I’d rather they didn’t. Maybe for smaller scale-spinoffs from different developers, but the main team should keep doing what they’re doing.
Yup. I hope there is room for both 3D styles. Though I’m pushing hardest for both 2D and multiplayer Zelda to come first.
hmmmm it doesn’t necessarily have to be considered a backwards move. 3D zelda has always been open world. it can still be as sprawling as the new games but the dungeons require the relevant items, and then those items would be useful to complete shrines/ find secrets etc in the over world. the freedom to explore is still there, but the story beats are to be played in a specific order. like the memories are cool and all, but i much prefer the narrative in the older games, where the world has a story to tell (like botw and totk) as well as the characters going through the plot. the memories can remain, but i’d rather they were used as a way to enhance the story, than just a cutscene to explain some things. i feel like there’s not enough time with the characters to get invested in them. take malo for example in twilight princess, he’s a tertiary character at best but you see the progress of a tertiary character in such a satisfying way, which is sorta what i miss from these new games.
Love TOTK, but I hope we'll also see new 2D/overworld Zeldas in the future - I actually prefer that style to the pre-BOTW 3D Zelda games
I would love another lock-and-key type of top-down Zelda. 3D Zelda I feel will be staying open air, and frankly I’m fine with that, since I didn’t really like any of the pre-BotW 3D Zeldas.
Maybe if you tell enough people that it's Monday, they'll believe and you'll get a second holiday today.
Fellas, guess what? It's just not for me. And that's okay. I'm hopeful that overhead/OG styled Zelda is going to be around for awhile. Oh well...
