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Isn't directly related to Nintendo, but the credits for Jet Dragon:


Producer / Director
  • Koichi Ishii
Planning Director / Sub Director
  • Kyoji Koizumi
Technical Director
  • Shinji Takeda
Art Director / Art Lead
  • Tatsuya Awata
System Development Director
  • Atsushi Ebisawa
Product Manager
  • Toshinori Shimono
Dragon Design
  • Ryota Murayama
Character Design
  • Chikage
Sound Compose
  • Sebastian Schwartz (ATTIC INC.)
Game Cycle Lead
  • Kazuyuki Miyamoto
Screen Writer
  • Momoka Iseki
UI Section Lead
  • Hiroyuki Kuwata
Art Sub Lead
  • Riho Suzuki
Planning
  • Jyunichi Shinomiya
  • Yuji Ukai
  • Yusaku Uchida
  • Yohei Matsuda
Programming
  • Tatsuya Tamaru
  • Mamoru Kawai
  • Akito Muramatsu
  • Tsuyoshi Matsunoshita
  • Koji Ohno
Designer
  • Yumi Kikuoka
  • Anna Ishii
  • Yoshiyuki Tanaka
  • Kazuhiko Takahashi
  • Ryota Ishizuka
  • Yuji Matsuhashi
  • Ryo Saito
  • Yoshimitsu Sato
  • Tomoko Mineshima
  • Mai Kondo
  • Ayaka Kobayashi
  • Mami Ikeda
  • Chinatsu Kazuno
  • Sakurako Matsui
  • Sachiyo Awata
  • Yuta Okada
  • Azumi Hattori
  • Sana Maeda
  • Yuki Shinbo
Sound
  • Yoshitaka Fujita
  • Kei Yokohama
QA Manager
  • Ayako Shinkai
Corporate
  • Hideaki Matsuoka
  • Hidetomo Saito
  • Mikiharu Ōiwa
  • Azumi Nozaki
  • Reika Shima
  • Kazuhiro Tsurumi
Polygon Pictures Inc.
  • Atsushi Miyakawa
  • Shoya Ito
  • Yoshimitsu Saito
  • Tatsuya Kuwahara
  • Kazuma Teshigahara
  • Hironobu Shinohara
  • Kaeko Teramachi
  • Siu Fung Kong
  • Kai Takahashi
  • Riina Suzuki
  • Satoshi Oshida
Silver Ant PPI Sdn Bhd.
  • Wong Ching Ching
  • Jester Chai Yao Hui
  • Jerry Lau Chee Wing
  • Mudit Pradhan
  • Reshuka Singh Parihar
  • Loo Yen Lin
  • Sandeep Kumar
  • Liew Mun Tiong
  • Lennard Cheam Tat Chiang
  • Seet Yong Wei
  • Rahul Kanda
  • Yovicein Putri Halim
  • Jacky Lee Whye Chun
SF Graphics Inc.
  • Susumu Watanabe
  • Shintaro Ito
  • Katsuya Taniguchi
  • Palita Jiraphongtrakul
  • Yasuko Maeda
  • Daisuke Ishii
Astro Production Inc.
  • Yumi Takamatsu
  • Syu Yamagami
  • Masaru Kawabata
  • Uho Cho
WACHAJACK Inc.
  • Shusei Sasaya
  • Seiya Takezawa
  • Fujihiko Sawai
  • Keisuke Takahashi
  • Ryo Yamamoto
DIGITAL HEARTS Co., Ltd.
  • Kyosuke Ito
  • Motoki Sato
  • Shota Chiba
  • Miguel Murat
  • Cristina Randazzo Papa
  • Laurent Meunier
  • Martin Foutelet
  • Beatriz María Luque Guerrero
  • Sven Eichelberg
  • Ahmed Torchani
  • Ekaterina Romanenkova
  • Melissa Vogt
  • Leela McMullen
  • Charlotte Hume
  • Sho Armand
  • Sakura Indragoli
  • James Whittaker
  • Alexandre Fernandes
  • Hwang Jeongbin
  • Moon Joonseok
  • Hwang Sujeong
  • Yuan Gao
  • Kexin Jing
  • Yuxuan Xing
  • Jiayi Rong
  • Ningya Fang
  • Liu Jinyi
  • Kuo Jason
  • Tsai Ninfa
  • Chen Chia-En
  • Chen Shiao-Feng
  • Lin Hsuan-Tung
Digital Works Entertainment Inc.
  • Eri Sanno
ATTIC INC.
  • Chizu Iwaki
Special Thanks
  • Misako Tsutsui
  • Yuka Miyamoto
  • Hiromichi Tanaka
  • Hikari Asaka
  • Keita Azuma
  • Shintaro Kashima
  • Kazuki Kashiwakura
  • Hiroaki Matsukawa
  • Akihiro Nakagawa
  • Takayuki Sakazume
  • Hirofumi Sakoi
  • Hiroyuki Sano
  • Megumi Tezuka
  • Seitaro Uesugi
  • Miyu Watanabe
  • Mizuki Yamada
Produced by
  • Apple

Won't go too far into detail, but Grezzo definitely have had another game in development since Miitopia at the very least. Maybe even since Link's Awakening. I know some people have brought up Mario RPG, but the "New Work" recruitment has been up since Early 2021.
 
N75 said:
Isn't directly related to Nintendo, but the credits for Jet Dragon:


Producer / Director
  • Koichi Ishii
Planning Director / Sub Director
  • Kyoji Koizumi
Technical Director
  • Shinji Takeda
Art Director / Art Lead
  • Tatsuya Awata
System Development Director
  • Atsushi Ebisawa
Product Manager
  • Toshinori Shimono
Dragon Design
  • Ryota Murayama
Character Design
  • Chikage
Sound Compose
  • Sebastian Schwartz (ATTIC INC.)
Game Cycle Lead
  • Kazuyuki Miyamoto
Screen Writer
  • Momoka Iseki
UI Section Lead
  • Hiroyuki Kuwata
Art Sub Lead
  • Riho Suzuki
Planning
  • Jyunichi Shinomiya
  • Yuji Ukai
  • Yusaku Uchida
  • Yohei Matsuda
Programming
  • Tatsuya Tamaru
  • Mamoru Kawai
  • Akito Muramatsu
  • Tsuyoshi Matsunoshita
  • Koji Ohno
Designer
  • Yumi Kikuoka
  • Anna Ishii
  • Yoshiyuki Tanaka
  • Kazuhiko Takahashi
  • Ryota Ishizuka
  • Yuji Matsuhashi
  • Ryo Saito
  • Yoshimitsu Sato
  • Tomoko Mineshima
  • Mai Kondo
  • Ayaka Kobayashi
  • Mami Ikeda
  • Chinatsu Kazuno
  • Sakurako Matsui
  • Sachiyo Awata
  • Yuta Okada
  • Azumi Hattori
  • Sana Maeda
  • Yuki Shinbo
Sound
  • Yoshitaka Fujita
  • Kei Yokohama
QA Manager
  • Ayako Shinkai
Corporate
  • Hideaki Matsuoka
  • Hidetomo Saito
  • Mikiharu Ōiwa
  • Azumi Nozaki
  • Reika Shima
  • Kazuhiro Tsurumi
Polygon Pictures Inc.
  • Atsushi Miyakawa
  • Shoya Ito
  • Yoshimitsu Saito
  • Tatsuya Kuwahara
  • Kazuma Teshigahara
  • Hironobu Shinohara
  • Kaeko Teramachi
  • Siu Fung Kong
  • Kai Takahashi
  • Riina Suzuki
  • Satoshi Oshida
Silver Ant PPI Sdn Bhd.
  • Wong Ching Ching
  • Jester Chai Yao Hui
  • Jerry Lau Chee Wing
  • Mudit Pradhan
  • Reshuka Singh Parihar
  • Loo Yen Lin
  • Sandeep Kumar
  • Liew Mun Tiong
  • Lennard Cheam Tat Chiang
  • Seet Yong Wei
  • Rahul Kanda
  • Yovicein Putri Halim
  • Jacky Lee Whye Chun
SF Graphics Inc.
  • Susumu Watanabe
  • Shintaro Ito
  • Katsuya Taniguchi
  • Palita Jiraphongtrakul
  • Yasuko Maeda
  • Daisuke Ishii
Astro Production Inc.
  • Yumi Takamatsu
  • Syu Yamagami
  • Masaru Kawabata
  • Uho Cho
WACHAJACK Inc.
  • Shusei Sasaya
  • Seiya Takezawa
  • Fujihiko Sawai
  • Keisuke Takahashi
  • Ryo Yamamoto
DIGITAL HEARTS Co., Ltd.
  • Kyosuke Ito
  • Motoki Sato
  • Shota Chiba
  • Miguel Murat
  • Cristina Randazzo Papa
  • Laurent Meunier
  • Martin Foutelet
  • Beatriz María Luque Guerrero
  • Sven Eichelberg
  • Ahmed Torchani
  • Ekaterina Romanenkova
  • Melissa Vogt
  • Leela McMullen
  • Charlotte Hume
  • Sho Armand
  • Sakura Indragoli
  • James Whittaker
  • Alexandre Fernandes
  • Hwang Jeongbin
  • Moon Joonseok
  • Hwang Sujeong
  • Yuan Gao
  • Kexin Jing
  • Yuxuan Xing
  • Jiayi Rong
  • Ningya Fang
  • Liu Jinyi
  • Kuo Jason
  • Tsai Ninfa
  • Chen Chia-En
  • Chen Shiao-Feng
  • Lin Hsuan-Tung
Digital Works Entertainment Inc.
  • Eri Sanno
ATTIC INC.
  • Chizu Iwaki
Special Thanks
  • Misako Tsutsui
  • Yuka Miyamoto
  • Hiromichi Tanaka
  • Hikari Asaka
  • Keita Azuma
  • Shintaro Kashima
  • Kazuki Kashiwakura
  • Hiroaki Matsukawa
  • Akihiro Nakagawa
  • Takayuki Sakazume
  • Hirofumi Sakoi
  • Hiroyuki Sano
  • Megumi Tezuka
  • Seitaro Uesugi
  • Miyu Watanabe
  • Mizuki Yamada
Produced by
  • Apple

Won't go too far into detail, but Grezzo definitely have had another game in development since Miitopia at the very least. Maybe even since Link's Awakening. I know some people have brought up Mario RPG, but the "New Work" recruitment has been up since Early 2021.
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it must be the unknown medieval game they are hiring and working since Miitopia Switch
 
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Do you think we have a serious chance to see F-Zero on Switch ? I know there are rumors about F-Zero GameCube, but I don't know how reliable they are ?

Switch is a hit, I hope Nintendo will seize the opportunity to bring back licenses like F-Zero to gauge its popularity once again. I really miss arcade racing games ! 😥

And I also hope to see a new Donkey Kong, 2D or 3D, it doesn't matter. When I see the excellent Kirby and the Forgotten World and the gorgeous visuals of Super Mario Bros Wonder, it makes me dream !
 
Ylork said:
Do you think we have a serious chance to see F-Zero on Switch ? I know there are rumors about F-Zero GameCube, but I don't know how reliable they are ?

Switch is a hit, I hope Nintendo will seize the opportunity to bring back licenses like F-Zero to gauge its popularity once again. I really miss arcade racing games ! 😥

And I also hope to see a new Donkey Kong, 2D or 3D, it doesn't matter. When I see the excellent Kirby and the Forgotten World and the gorgeous visuals of Super Mario Bros Wonder, it makes me dream !
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Maybe some kind of remaster for F Zero with online play. it's a lower cost way to gauge if there is some interest in the franchise.
Donkey Kong there is still some small hope with that rumored game from a team at EPD Tokyo, as well as the fact they were hiring people for a 2D action game back in 2020 (meanwhile EPD Kyoto was hiring for a 2D game in 2019 which was most likely Wonder) :



Deepl translation :
"[Project Hiring] "Level Designer for a new 2D action game" (Tokyo office) has been posted."
 
Adulfzen said:
Maybe some kind of remaster for F Zero with online play. it's a lower cost way to gauge if there is some interest in the franchise.
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I'd like a new game, but a remaster would be better than nothing. Wait and see.... I hope this time the rumors are solid.

Adulfzen said:
Donkey Kong there is still some small hope with that rumored game from a team at EPD Tokyo, as well as the fact they were hiring people for a 2D action game back in 2020 (meanwhile EPD Kyoto was hiring for a 2D game in 2019 which was most likely Wonder) :
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OK ! I'm hoping for a new Donkey Kong, Switch deserves its own game ! 😁
 
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Adulfzen said:
Maybe some kind of remaster for F Zero with online play. it's a lower cost way to gauge if there is some interest in the franchise.
Donkey Kong there is still some small hope with that rumored game from a team at EPD Tokyo, as well as the fact they were hiring people for a 2D action game back in 2020 (meanwhile EPD Kyoto was hiring for a 2D game in 2019 which was most likely Wonder) :



Deepl translation :
"[Project Hiring] "Level Designer for a new 2D action game" (Tokyo office) has been posted."
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what if the new 2D action game, part of EPD8 is working is the Peach game
 
Giancarlo said:
what if the new 2D action game, part of EPD8 is working is the Peach game
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I don't think it'd qualify as a 2D game since you're still exploring a 3D space on a Z axis rather than being purely on a 2D plane. Otherwise Luigi Mansion might as well count as a 2D game or a Paper Mario game.
 
Giancarlo said:
the Peach game didnt looked 3D to me, more like 2.5D game
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If you look back at the current trailer you can see Peach being able to move to the back and front of the stage hence why it'd qualify more as a 3D game with a fixed camera (more similar to a Luigi Mansion) rather than being a 2D game.

Also hiring people for a 2D game specifically means requiring people for specific game design toolsets which is why I'd expect something like a 2D platformer using 3D models (so a new Donkey Kong game for example).
 
Giancarlo said:
the Peach game didnt looked 3D to me, more like 2.5D game
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At about 6 seconds into the trailer, she goes around a character, moving towards the background. It seems to have a fixed, head-on perspective, but there's definitely 3 dimensions of movement going on, rather than everything taking place on a single plane like you would see in a 2D game.

 
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Nintendo is considering expanding the size of its building for game development, which is scheduled for completion in 2027 next to its headquarters.
任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。
従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。
開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。
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www.nikkei.com

任天堂の新開発拠点、計画を拡張　28年以降完成へ - 日本経済新聞

任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。新棟の増床幅は今後詰める。任天堂は22年、本社と14年建設の「本社開発棟」に挟まれた約1万平方メ
www.nikkei.com www.nikkei.com
 
oracion said:
Nintendo is considering expanding the size of its building for game development, which is scheduled for completion in 2027 next to its headquarters.

www.nikkei.com

任天堂の新開発拠点、計画を拡張　28年以降完成へ - 日本経済新聞

任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。新棟の増床幅は今後詰める。任天堂は22年、本社と14年建設の「本社開発棟」に挟まれた約1万平方メ
www.nikkei.com www.nikkei.com
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You mean, make the construction of the new building even bigger, isn't it?
 
oracion said:
Nintendo is considering expanding the size of its building for game development, which is scheduled for completion in 2027 next to its headquarters.

www.nikkei.com

任天堂の新開発拠点、計画を拡張　28年以降完成へ - 日本経済新聞

任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。新棟の増床幅は今後詰める。任天堂は22年、本社と14年建設の「本社開発棟」に挟まれた約1万平方メ
www.nikkei.com www.nikkei.com
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this is the result of the $100 bilion yen, Nintendo has spent since 2021 in order to prepare themselves for it next hardware
 
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oracion said:
Nintendo is considering expanding the size of its building for game development, which is scheduled for completion in 2027 next to its headquarters.

www.nikkei.com

任天堂の新開発拠点、計画を拡張　28年以降完成へ - 日本経済新聞

任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。新棟の増床幅は今後詰める。任天堂は22年、本社と14年建設の「本社開発棟」に挟まれた約1万平方メ
www.nikkei.com www.nikkei.com
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thats great, although a shame we wont see full results until like 2034
 
EAD Ninja said:
You should see the result of their on-going R&D expansion efforts that precede this new R&D building. They probably will increase their rental offices in South Kyoto or other facilities.
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oh i dont mean the building itself but the teams that will be part of it. im taking into accounts development time and all of that
 
oracion said:
Nintendo is considering expanding the size of its building for game development, which is scheduled for completion in 2027 next to its headquarters.

www.nikkei.com

任天堂の新開発拠点、計画を拡張　28年以降完成へ - 日本経済新聞

任天堂が本社の隣に2027年に完成を予定しているゲーム開発向けビルについて、規模の拡大を検討していることが分かった。従来の計画では12階建て、延べ床面積は3万8千平方メートルだったが、長期的な開発人員の増加を見越して計画を拡張する。開発新棟の建屋は13階以上となり、完成は28年以降にずれ込む見通し。新棟の増床幅は今後詰める。任天堂は22年、本社と14年建設の「本社開発棟」に挟まれた約1万平方メ
www.nikkei.com www.nikkei.com
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2027 was the completion goal for the initially announced building plans (which we've known about for quite awhile). A few lines later in the article it is said the completion date will be delayed to at least 2028 to account for the additional floors.
 
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Nemesis24 said:
oh i dont mean the building itself but the teams that will be part of it. im taking into accounts development time and all of that
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Exactly. The thing is Nintendo is already securing rental offices to continue increasing R&D. So we should start seeing some of those efforts before the new building is erect. Basically, they will already have a good amount of the expansion staff ready to transfer to the new building from their temporary leased spaces they are actively filling.
 
EAD Ninja said:
You should see the result of their on-going R&D expansion efforts that precede this new R&D building. They probably will increase their rental offices in South Kyoto or other facilities.
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Nintendo is reting some offices in the Kyoko bureau of water, when the new development buliding is not complete
 
Giancarlo said:
Pokemon Company having serious internal conversation, on how to improve the quality of the franchise release


comicbook.com

The Pokemon Company's COO Addresses Possibility of Slowing Down Game Releases

The Pokemon Company's Chief Operating Officer hints at a possible slowdown of future game releases.
comicbook.com comicbook.com
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how to improve the franchise
  • spend more time on engine stability and optimizations
  • add sidequests and more things to do
  • LAN mode and team builder for tournament play (make breeding for something else, I guess. no one actually likes breeding)
 
ILikeFeet said:
how to improve the franchise
  • spend more time on engine stability and optimizations
  • add sidequests and more things to do
  • LAN mode and team builder for tournament play (make breeding for something else, I guess. no one actually likes breeding)
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I don't think they're ever going to add a full showdown style team builder, but most of the tools for editing competitively relevant aspects of Pokémon are already there, they're just either too expensive/grindy or have some big oversights (like there being no rusty bottle cap). If they really wanted to, they could basically fix all the major teambuilding problems within the scope of SV's DLC.

More relevant to the overall topic, though, there's already some highly circumstantial evidence that all of the emergency patches they had to do for SV have got them behind schedule a bit. Especially with a convenient anniversary they can target, I think the chances are pretty good they actually slow down a bit this time.
 
Pokemaniac said:
I don't think they're ever going to add a full showdown style team builder, but most of the tools for editing competitively relevant aspects of Pokémon are already there, they're just either too expensive/grindy or have some big oversights (like there being no rusty bottle cap). If they really wanted to, they could basically fix all the major teambuilding problems within the scope of SV's DLC.

More relevant to the overall topic, though, there's already some highly circumstantial evidence that all of the emergency patches they had to do for SV have got them behind schedule a bit. Especially with a convenient anniversary they can target, I think the chances are pretty good they actually slow down a bit this time.
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There's no doubt in my mind that SV's DLC was originally targeting June/October like SwSh and got shifted a few months (releasing an expansion about a big summer festival in September is a weird choice otherwise), but I'm curious what that evidence is
 
Paxie said:
There's no doubt in my mind that SV's DLC was originally targeting June/October like SwSh and got shifted a few months (releasing an expansion about a big summer festival in September is a weird choice otherwise), but I'm curious what that evidence is
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Before it got disrupted by invalid raid data getting pushed out, the Tera raid schedule was tracking pretty closely with the Sword and Shield one, which notably pivoted around the time the Isle of Armor released.
 
Pokemaniac said:
I don't think they're ever going to add a full showdown style team builder, but most of the tools for editing competitively relevant aspects of Pokémon are already there, they're just either too expensive/grindy or have some big oversights (like there being no rusty bottle cap). If they really wanted to, they could basically fix all the major teambuilding problems within the scope of SV's DLC.

More relevant to the overall topic, though, there's already some highly circumstantial evidence that all of the emergency patches they had to do for SV have got them behind schedule a bit. Especially with a convenient anniversary they can target, I think the chances are pretty good they actually slow down a bit this time.
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Given the disqualification controversy at Worlds, they really need to do something because it's emblematic of the problem, I think. That and no LAN support. I don't know how they can reconcile it without some form of easy team builder. Even if it was multiplayer only
 
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They could bring back a Colosseum/BR type game for the competitive multiplayer side so people can experiment with builds and stuff and updated it over time.
 
I can see them making it work if they adjust PLA's GV system, but if they insist on keeping the IV/EV system, the competitive side of the franchise simply cannot function. The suggestion to make an official simulator rubs me the wrong way for two reasons: one, that will give them official ground to go after Smogon et al which would be disastrous for the health of the community and two, just genning a Pokemon in a sim is devoid of the ludonarrative appeal of building up an attachment to a 'mon while training it. Similar to what Gabe Newell said about piracy, the only way to beat genning is to approach its level of convenience, but outside of dumb shit like 'mon availability and the Tera Shard grind I worry about the ramifications of removing too much friction, so I don't really know if competitive can be truly reconcilable with the franchise as things are currently
 
Looking at Eighting's work over the last few years I'm wondering if we could see them work with Nintendo on other projects besides Pikmin. They seem to work mostly on licensed games/contract work anyway, probably wouldn't make much of a difference to them.
 
Dardan Sandiego said:
Looking at Eighting's work over the last few years I'm wondering if we could see them work with Nintendo on other projects besides Pikmin. They seem to work mostly on licensed games/contract work anyway, probably wouldn't make much of a difference to them.
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work on the Kirby spin-off?
 
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Dardan Sandiego said:
Looking at Eighting's work over the last few years I'm wondering if we could see them work with Nintendo on other projects besides Pikmin. They seem to work mostly on licensed games/contract work anyway, probably wouldn't make much of a difference to them.
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An Eighting Smash game would go unreasonably hard.
 
Eighting needs to bring this series back
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Dardan Sandiego said:
Looking at Eighting's work over the last few years I'm wondering if we could see them work with Nintendo on other projects besides Pikmin. They seem to work mostly on licensed games/contract work anyway, probably wouldn't make much of a difference to them.
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Fingers crossed for Joy Mech Fight 2
 
saw this in my recommendation and its kinda crazy how this guy dont get what the position of director/producer is from the publisher side in a game developed outside of nintendo lol
 
ILikeFeet said:
how to improve the franchise
  • spend more time on engine stability and optimizations
  • add sidequests and more things to do
  • LAN mode and team builder for tournament play (make breeding for something else, I guess. no one actually likes breeding)
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hire more developers to work on the games, give Game Freak a 4/6 development cycle istead of the just 3 years development cycle per game, now is 4/6 year development cycle per game
 
Adulfzen said:


If you look back at the current trailer you can see Peach being able to move to the back and front of the stage hence why it'd qualify more as a 3D game with a fixed camera (more similar to a Luigi Mansion) rather than being a 2D game.

Also hiring people for a 2D game specifically means requiring people for specific game design toolsets which is why I'd expect something like a 2D platformer using 3D models (so a new Donkey Kong game for example).
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until further informations for the game is given, very hard to justify is a 3D or 2D game
 
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