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Pikmin was mostly outsourced to Eighting (MvC3/UMvC3, TvC, DNF Duel, etc.) from 3 Deluxe onwards.You forgot pikmin.
Pikmin was mostly outsourced to Eighting (MvC3/UMvC3, TvC, DNF Duel, etc.) from 3 Deluxe onwards.You forgot pikmin.
They already said it to me.Pikmin was mostly outsourced to Eighting (MvC3/UMvC3, TvC, DNF Duel, etc.) from 3 Deluxe onwards.
Yeah. Maybe we’ll get a few or so from external. I could see 6-7 new mid size to major IP’s next gen.Well , i never said it should be internal.
Which studios do you think could work on them aside from the already mentioned ones?Yeah. Maybe we’ll get a few or so from external. I could see 6-7 new mid size to major IP’s next gen.
This only adds to my doubt that Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this year. The Switch 1 is clearly still selling, & Nintendo probably wants it to have one last holiday season in the sun before the successor is revealed.
Which studios do you think could work on them aside from the already mentioned ones?
Okay.In total
EPD 4
EPD 5
EPD 8
EPD 9
NDCube
Monolith Soft
Intelligent Systems
Ubisoft/Grezzo
Well, technically splatoon is already outsourced by monolith since the first one.honestly, nothing is safe at EPD
- 3D Mario got an outsourced pint-sized project in Bowser's Fury
- Zelda gets a lot of its modern identity from Monolith
- Animal Crossing Pocket Camp was NDCube (lol)
- Mario Kart as a series has a lot of history with Bandai Namco
technically the safest bet for a series to stay primarily internal for the next few years is Splatoon, which is too young to have any history of being contracted out. that can change in an instant though, and I suspect it will
This only adds to my doubt that Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this year. The Switch 1 is clearly still selling, & Nintendo probably wants it to have one last holiday season in the sun before the successor is revealed.
ARMS I could also see being outsourced to Eighting (given their fighting game background), but Splatoon could be next if the series continues to stagnate in the West (hopefully that doesn’t happen).honestly, nothing is safe at EPD
- 3D Mario got an outsourced pint-sized project in Bowser's Fury
- Zelda gets a lot of its modern identity from Monolith
- Animal Crossing Pocket Camp was NDCube (lol)
- Mario Kart as a series has a lot of history with Bandai Namco
technically the safest bet for a series to stay primarily internal for the next few years is Splatoon, which is too young to have any history of being contracted out. that can change in an instant though, and I suspect it will
Like I said, this early holiday trend isn’t just Nintendo.This just proves that their early holiday sales are working? I don't see how this rules out a switch 2 reveal in November
Like I said earlier, they can have good sales and still announce a console. I think people are really overestimating a console announcement's effect on salesARMS I could also see being outsourced to Eighting (given their fighting game background), but Splatoon could be next if the series continues to stagnate in the West (hopefully that doesn’t happen).
Like I said, this early holiday trend isn’t just Nintendo.
honestly, nothing is safe at EPD
- 3D Mario got an outsourced pint-sized project in Bowser's Fury
- Zelda gets a lot of its modern identity from Monolith
- Animal Crossing Pocket Camp was NDCube (lol)
- Mario Kart as a series has a lot of history with Bandai Namco
technically the safest bet for a series to stay primarily internal for the next few years is Splatoon, which is too young to have any history of being contracted out. that can change in an instant though, and I suspect it will
This only adds to my doubt that Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this year. The Switch 1 is clearly still selling, & Nintendo probably wants it to have one last holiday season in the sun before the successor is revealed.
Roughly speaking, the first three quarters of the calendar year tend to do around X sales, then Oct-Dec does 2X-3X due to the holidays.But… does a considerable amount of sales happen in January-March?
This only adds to my doubt that Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this year. The Switch 1 is clearly still selling, & Nintendo probably wants it to have one last holiday season in the sun before the successor is revealed.
I think it's time i have you remember how the Switch was done:
Announcement (PR release) -> Reveal (Video) -> Launch Event (January 2017)
If something happens in 2023, it would only be the first one.
I’m starting to incline into that. I also think they’ll be vague and not directly relate the Swith’s successor with the Switch itself. We’ll either see:I think it's time i have you remember how the Switch was done:
Announcement (PR release) -> Reveal (Video) -> Launch Event (January 2017)
If something happens in 2023, it would only be the first one.
I think it's time i have you remember how the Switch was done:
Announcement (PR release) -> Reveal (Video) -> Launch Event (January 2017)
If something happens in 2023, it would only be the first one.
the kyoto team contributes art, right? they do for pretty much everything, hence my liberal use of the word "primarily"Well, technically splatoon is already outsourced by monolith since the first one.
I agree this is a given, but we also have a great example of what future codev could look like. Pikmin 4 exists in this quantum realm of being led by Nintendo, to the point that they basically pretend they made it in their developer interview PR, while having a significant majority (iirc) of the work coming from Eighting.I think EPD will always at least work on the mainline 3D Mario and Zelda games, even if they just outsource out parts of them.
Though, i think i also need to share my timeline as a proud Team ASAP + H1 2024 member:
Announcement (PR) - either November 2023, or January 2024
Reveal Event - March 2024
Launch - May or June 2024
what makes a November reveal possible? does that line up with an investment quarter ending?People must remember we are in a very different situation as to what we were in 2016.
The NX was revealed in 2015 and we knew the NX was releasing in March 2017 as far back as April 2016. We currently have no such information regarding Switch 2 hardware. We don't even have any official confirmation it exists.
There was a reason for Nintendo to spring up the reveal and release so quickly in 2016 (Wii U). There is no reason for them to do the same in 2023 when their main focus continues to be Switch 1. The most I can see is Nintendo announcing they are working on new hardware in November, then have a blowout reveal later on in early 2024, with a Mid/late 2024 release.
Yes it’s November 7what makes a November reveal possible? does that line up with an investment quarter ending?
Yes, as the Switch was revealed shortly before the investment quarter ending in 2016.what makes a November reveal possible? does that line up with an investment quarter ending?
what's the next one after that? I don't see any type of reveal happening until after the holiday season, they should be worried about one eating into the Switch's last holidayYes it’s November 7
This only adds to my doubt that Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this year. The Switch 1 is clearly still selling, & Nintendo probably wants it to have one last holiday season in the sun before the successor is revealed.
Which is why there are a number of us saying wait and see what happen in November; if nothing happens, then we probably should not expect anything to happen until March at worst. Nothing in December, January, Feb.what's the next one after that? I don't see any type of reveal happening until after the holiday season, they should be worried about one eating into the Switch's last holiday
I never said that, whatever their plans are have been set in stone a while ago. I’m just saying that these are the kind of numbers Nintendo was likely hoping for when making their transition plans, so they wouldn’t have put them in danger by announcing the Switch 2 during the holiday season.Nintendo isn't going to change the release timeline just because Switch 1 sales is doing better than expected.
Keep in mind Nintendo has forecasted 15m Switch sales numbers this fiscal year; I forgot who brought it up here on Famiboards but it was said that figure seems to be lowballing, despite Switch 1 sales being on a trajectory better than that 15m forecast. I think implying that Nintendo still expects Switch 1 sales numbers to fall somewhat sharply, which is something that could happen if Nintendo happens to announce Switch 2 at some point this fiscal year.
Switch bundles are being advertised heavily and early. They already have price drops baked into the bundle.. instead of $299, you're getting the console for $240, with a $60 game.
Its only a rush if they're intent on releasing it in March.Are investors really going to drop off if they dont reveal the switch 2? lol. I highly doubt that I don't think Nintendo is in a rush to reveal it
Yeah but people are pushing the reveal to be at or around the investors conference is why i'm saying thatIts only a rush if they're intent on releasing it in March.
I also don't think any reveal/announcement would be for the sake of investors, more for the sake of consumers. Investors already know a Switch 2 is happening eventually (if they don't, they're a bad investor), so any form of an announcement would be (imo) solely for developing interest and hype.
You are putting too much faith in investors. One time, an investor asked if they could get free tickets to Super Nintendo World...Investors already know a Switch 2 is happening eventually (if they don't, they're a bad investor), so any form of an announcement would be (imo) solely for developing interest and hype.
this made me laugh hard. Thank youThe reason why the next 3D Mario is taking so long is because they don't want to use any "outsourcing" for the project. It's Koizumi and the 10 guys at the desks next to him all working on every aspect of the game. They do the design, the concept art, the programming, the playtesting. But not only that, they also do all of the voice acting (in all languages), motion capture, music. They are manufacturing the Switch 2 cartridges themselves using materials they mined from the ground with their own hands. For the marketing, Koizumi is just gonna stand on the streets of Tokyo and hand out flyers. No outsourcing whatsoever. Just exclusive, internal development and hard work.
that's probably true lolYou are putting too much faith in investors. One time, an investor asked if they could get free tickets to Super Nintendo World...