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People forget the greatest RPG series that Nintendo decided to keep 2D: Mother.
Still wish there were some remakes though.
Still wish there were some remakes though.
Werent some rumors (even if I dont think they were reliable) of Grezzo making Mother remakes?People forget the greatest RPG series that Nintendo decided to keep 2D: Mother.
Still wish there were some remakes though.
Ah, right. Well, aside from something like... Snipperclips and Sushi Striker, what were the last 2D anything from Nintendo?Didn't they say current?
Good thing there’s millions of 9 year olds and they didn’t all die off when Golden Sun first released.Golden Sun is only good if you're 9 and you've never played an rpg before. I really don't think it has much appeal beyond people who played the originals growing up.
Nintendo apparently likes it and I'm pretty sure they're older than 9.Golden Sun is only good if you're 9 and you've never played an rpg before. I really don't think it has much appeal beyond people who played the originals growing up.
Those 9 year olds have access to good games now, don't think they'd be interested.Good thing there’s millions of 9 year olds and they didn’t all die off when Golden Sun first released.
Bringing the first two games into 3D isn't going to break the bank, no matter who does it. We're not turning Weyard into Bionis here. A studio with smaller teams that does budget RPG work and has Nintendo ties is as fine a suggestion as the next studio.This did start about Gust, but I guess now it's not for one reason or another. But surely there are cheaper ways to gauge the viability of a niche series like Golden Sun. Perhaps the HD-2D approach could work nicely; not from Gust of course, who I see as just being the latest company in the "third party company should make dead Nintendo series" formula.
Phrase it like that and Nintendo will get dollar signs in their eyes.Golden Sun is only good if you're 9 and you've never played an rpg before.
Nah, Kirby games are good not really comparable.Kirby is only good if you’re 9 year old and you’ve never played a platformer before.
Bringing the first two games into 3D isn't going to break the bank, no matter who does it. We're not turning Weyard into Bionis here. A studio with smaller teams that does budget RPG work and has Nintendo ties is as fine a suggestion as the next studio.
"third party company should make dead Nintendo series" is exactly what this conversation is about. It's literally the current topic, because most of us agree it's likelier that way than with Camelot. And it applies to WayForward too.
Phrase it like that and Nintendo will get dollar signs in their eyes.
I think it was more wishful thinking since they did LA in a toyish style, plus they havent said what they are working.Werent some rumors (even if I dont think they were reliable) of Grezzo making Mother remakes?
Can't believe I'm praising Camelot here but they did a better job with Golden Sun than Game Freak did with Pokemon if we compare their respective first 3 entries.
First 3 entries where?Can't believe I'm praising Camelot here but they did a better job with Golden Sun than Game Freak did with Pokemon if we compare their respective first 3 entries.
Can't believe I'm praising Camelot here but they did a better job with Golden Sun than Game Freak did with Pokemon if we compare their respective first 3 entries.
I don't know. Rune Factory 5 has exceeded 500k. Triangle Strategy 800k. Bravely Default 2 is past 1 mil. Octopath is past 2.5 mil. Look how avidly Falcom and NIS and Square are just dumping RPGs onto this thing. Many with a smaller audience than GS had.Maybe not break the bank, but I feel doubtful that it would be able to make back its money.
To me, it's pulling names out of a hat! Though I guess Gust is a somewhat better fit than all those old suggestions that Platinum Games should make a new F-Zero!
Nintendo already has a JRPG for young children: Pokemon!
If we compare Gen 1-3 of Pokemon to the three Golden Sun games i'm not very convinced the comaprison comes out favourably for Golden Sun...Can't believe I'm praising Camelot here but they did a better job with Golden Sun than Game Freak did with Pokemon if we compare their respective first 3 entries.
How much do you think a Golden Sun remaster would cost versus how much it would sell? To put in perspective MH:Stories 2 a game with a much bigger budget than what Golden Sun remasters would have; needed around 500k ish copies to break even with 1M LTD being the goal for Capcom.Maybe not break the bank, but I feel doubtful that it would be able to make back its money.
Well, Golden Sun was successful because there weren't many RPGs on GBA at that point, and a robust, Super Nintendo style jrpg on a handheld was a novelty, even if it was incredibly generic. Now as you've pointed out, there are unique, creative, and successful rpgs on switch. I really don't see how Golden Sun could justify anything outside a low budget, Advance Wars style remake.I don't know. Rune Factory 5 has exceeded 500k. Triangle Strategy 800k. Octopath is past 2.5 mil. Look how avidly Falcom and NIS and Square are just dumping RPGs onto this thing. Many with a smaller audience than GS had.
If there's any system to try a budget Golden Sun remake on, it's probably this one. It's a hospitable place for niche RPGs, and Golden Sun has actually sold well in the past. Better than Advance Wars.
But yeah of course it doesn't have to be Gust. It was just an idea. Competently remaking the first two games is something many devs would be capable of.
And if already having a JRPG series for a certain demo prohibited others from being successful all those devs I mentioned above would be fucked. Nintendo has like five 2D platforming series.
I don't know. Rune Factory 5 has exceeded 500k. Triangle Strategy 800k. Octopath is past 2.5 mil. Look how avidly Falcom and NIS and Square are just dumping RPGs onto this thing. Many with a smaller audience than GS had.
If there's any system to try a budget Golden Sun remake on, it's probably this one. It's a hospitable place for niche RPGs, and Golden Sun has actually sold well in the past. Better than Advance Wars.
But yeah of course it doesn't have to be Gust. It was just an idea. Competently remaking the first two games is something many devs would be capable of.
And if already having a JRPG series for a certain demo prohibited others from being successful all those devs I mentioned above would be fucked. Nintendo has like five 2D platforming series.
How much do you think a Golden Sun would be able to cost versus how much it would sell? To put in perspective MH:Stories 2 a game with a much bigger budget than what Golden Sun remasters would have needed around 500k ish copies to break even with 1M LTD being the goal for Capcom.
Arguing that pokemon has only nostalgic appeal while wanting a big budget golden sun remake is a bold move.OG GS, Lost Age and Dark Dawn compared to Red/Blue, Gold/Silver and Ruby/Sapphire.
I mean, Red & Blue will always have that nostalgia factor but even at the time it was a pretty limited game, Gold & Silver improved the formula A LOT but Ruby & Sapphire regressed almost as much. Plus, they all share the little graphic progress that is expected from GF.
Golden Sun was great right from the start in terms of the Turn-Based combat and especially graphically while Lost Age improved a few things, you could say that Dark Dawn is not as good but the truth is that is just a little same-y with very little innovation in the formula although it looked nice for the DS.
Hey, I'm just saying Red & Blue had that nostalgic factor.Arguing that pokemon has only nostalgic appeal while wanting a big budget golden sun remake is a bold move.
If it was a launch-window fluke the second one probably wouldn't have also made it past a million as well. People must've liked the first.Well, Golden Sun was successful because there weren't many RPGs on GBA at that point, and a robust, Super Nintendo style jrpg on a handheld was a novelty, even if it was incredibly generic. Now as you've pointed out, there are unique, creative, and successful rpgs on switch. I really don't see how Golden Sun could justify anything outside a low budget, Advance Wars style remake.
As someone who was there for the initial pokemon craze, it wasn't a nostalgia thing in any way.Hey, I'm just saying Red & Blue had that nostalgic factor.
Come on, it was an EXTREMELY unbalanced game and looked very dated even for that time.
brain age,big brain academy,fire emblem heroes,part time ufo,warioware,dr mario world,famicon detective,boxboyAh, right. Well, aside from something like... Snipperclips and Sushi Striker, what were the last 2D anything from Nintendo?
As someone who was there as well and can get over the nostalgia factor, it was.As someone who was there for the initial pokemon craze, it wasn't a nostalgia thing in any way.
I was like, 7, and definitely wasn't nostalgic for pokemon when I first played pokemon. Do you know what nostalgia means?As someone who was there as well and can get over the nostalgia factor, it was.
I clearly mean now and how people remember Red & Blue.I was like, 7, and definitely wasn't nostalgic for pokemon when I first played pokemon. Do you know what nostalgia means?
My point was more about how much a Golden Sun game would need to sell to make the cost back, if MH:Stories 2 a much more expensive title needed only 500k to break even , it is really hard to see Golden Sun struggle to make the money back.As Mondo said, I think it ought to be cheap! It has a small audience. I don't see it as being comparable to Monster Hunter Stories 2, a spin-off of one of the most popular series in Japan.
I clearly mean now and how people remember Red & Blue.
Hey, I'm just saying Red & Blue had that nostalgic factor.
Come on, it was an EXTREMELY unbalanced game and looked very dated even for that time.
Then why are you using past tense?As someone who was there as well and can get over the nostalgia factor, it was.
Discussing semantics now.Then why are you using past tense?
Regardless, the best Golden Sun isn't as good as the worst pokemon and I don't even like pokemon
My point was more about how much a Golden Sun game would need to sell to make the cost back, if MH:Stories 2 a much more expensive title needed only 500k to break even , it is really hard to see Golden Sun struggle to make the money back.
If it had half of MH:Stories 2 budget it would only need 250k to break even, do you really think a Nintendo 1st party RPG even if a remaster would not sell that amount?
Pokemon keeps its rootslooked very dated even for that time.
You: Red and Blue were successful because of nostalgia.Discussing semantics now.
And I'm just saying how it is.
That's not what changing topics means! Thats all you've been talking about.Changing topics, I still maintain that a new Golden Sun could sell 1 million. Switch users just eat JRPGs, especially those with a classic feel as seen with Octopath Traveler.
Oh yeah, dunno why those slipped my mind. XDalmost forgot theres another hal laboratory,there must be a new kirby game pretty soon from this team :
brain age,big brain academy,fire emblem heroes,part time ufo,warioware,dr mario world,famicon detective,boxboy
Octodad Traveler, you play as a well-dressed fatherly octopus in a pixelated sepia tone world. Spray ink to color the world to claim your turf and dethrone god. New Game Plus features your octoling.everytime someone mentions octopath i read octodad and then get confused.
There have been bowling minigames in five different Mario Party games, but no dedicated Mario Bowling.Regarding Mario Sports games, has there ever been a Mario Bowling game? There's other Nintendo games that feature it (Wii Sports, Nester's Funky Bowling lol), but I can't recall if there's ever been a Bowling game with Mario characters before.