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We've all done it to some degree. Whether it was on the bus to work or school, taking an especially fat shit, or even lying awake in bed at night, we've all had ideas for games that we wish Nintendo would make. Some of us have taken these ideas to the next level, writing out details, sketching visuals, or even considering who might make the game and when. There are few discussions more appropriate for Famiboards, and with altruism alone in my mind and heart I present you all with this venue, an outlet for your creativity that you may use as you see fit.
Now, incidentally, I've had an idea that I want to talk about. Very regrettably this was not a joke.
Pop quiz dipshits, what's the greatest game of all time?
You probably thought the answer was Wii Sports Resort, based on the title, and while I'm inclined to agree that simply is not the right answer. The answer is Grand Theft Auto V Online. The most expensive game ever made became an online sandbox complete with a dubious, potentially exploitative digital economy.
We will return to this. For now however, it's time to talk about the best game of all time, Wii Sports Resort.
A tight package of polished games, set on the cohesive and interesting backdrop of Wuhu Island, Wii Sports Resort was arguably the peak of the Wii series. if I may be frank, I miss this series. Yes, I am at heart a Wii Kid, and I have immense nostalgia, affection, and appreciation for the simple-yet-polished gameplay, pleasant visuals, and wonderful sounds of the Wii games. I want it back, and I want it on my new favorite piece of Nintendo garbage, the Nintendo Switch.
So, let me walk you through my vision for a resurrection of Wii Sports Resort, and within it a celebration of the past and future of Nintendo.
The first and often most troubling point of contention is the name. I've seen many bizarre and awkward attempts to circumnavigate the Wii name, such as Mii Sports and Switch Sports. Both, to my ear anyway, sound absolutely terrible. Just calling it Wii Sports 3 would be, as the kids say, extremely based, but it would never happen. Furthermore, while I am partial to "Nintendo Sports," it's a somewhat generic name that I feel is also somewhat limiting in scope.
As such, the first and likely most divisive element of my proposal is the name. I am reusing a name that Nintendo has used in the past, which many will certainly take issue with. It is also a somewhat generic name, but I feel that it suits the nature of the game I have envisioned. I will not yet disclose it. I instead invite you to read on and, with the hints given in mind, guess what name I have assigned this deranged wet dream.
So, the first and most important fundamental aspect of the game is that it is Wii Sports Resort 2. Set on Wuhu Island, featuring all of the delightful games within. To refresh your memories, these are as follows:
Three of the five sports in the original Wii Sports are missing from this collection, however, and I think their inclusion is imperative to a revival of the Wii spirit:
Hey, I have a question for you. Is billiards a sport? Ha trick question, doesn't matter. It's from Wii Play and is coming, too:
- Billiards
Now, what does Nintendo like to do more than anything? That's right, new shit. As such, I have added new shit because it seems appropriate to me. Ice Hockey would of course play similarly to NES Ice Hockey, my favorite game. There is present for this system as well, as the passing of control between players is similar to Wii Sports Resort's Basketball. Anyway, here's the list:
Yeahhhh we're putting Forza on Wuhu Island, and this game is made up so none of you can stop me. No one can. Anyway, those were just the sports, under the SPORTS category. There are three more categories incoming, giving four total. Here is the delineation of what has gone where.
SPORTS are sports. Fuck you, you know what a sport is. Evidently I don't because billiards is in there, but you get the idea.
MINIGAMES are games that take place in the setting of Wuhu Island and are played with Miis, but I would feel silly calling sports.
MEGAGAMES are lol. Lmao. You'll find out soon, leave me alone.
ARCADE has the games that aren't on Wuhu Island, instead being played on machines in the arcade that has been added to Wuhu Town.
Alright everyone, it's time for more lists. First up is MINIGAMES:
We're gonna skip MEGAGAMES because oh god oh fuck this post is a disaster. So here are the arcade games, an attractive mix of Wii series relics and real life Nintendo history:
Wow, isn't that a cool list I came up with. God's light no longer reaches my soul. It's now time for me to wrap around to the MEGAGAMES but first I need to talk about Grand Theft Auto.
Isn't GTA Online the greatest? I've never played it and neither have you, but the idea of setting up a lobby with your friends and dicking around in an open world over the internet seems awesome. Open worlds are awesome, too, let's talk about them first. A wise man once said that if a video game doesn't have an open world, it actually doesn't count. I don't know about you, but I want this game to count. As such, this Wii series revival disaster thing will have an open world.
Honestly, this is one of the less outlandish parts of my post. We're halfway there with Wuhu Island. This merely needs to be taken to its full extent by adding the facilities for the events that I've added, including the arcade, baseball stadium, boxing arena, ice skating rink, and soccer place. Soccer pitch? Or is a baseball pitch. You pitch in baseball so that would make sense. Let me know in the replies.
Of course, players would be able to roam Wuhu Island as they see fit (walking, cycling, carring, planing) to get to the games. And stores, probably. For clothes! Cosmetics. Okay, the internet.
So, you would be able to set up lobbies with up to man I have it written here somewhere number of players 32 players. In these lobbies you would have your own private Wuhu Island, just like in GTA Online, and could engage in all of the activities listed together. Just like in GTA, the open world gameplay would be a big part of the fun. Of course, in either local or online play you would be able to select games from a menu (think Nintendoland).
But wait. You can play all the listed activities, but what about the unlisted activities? There are still MEGAGAMES raccoon what the fuck is a MEGAGAME. Well I'll tell you so sit down you fucking piece of shit basta
This ended up being more work than I thought. I had all these notes taken on my phone across weeks of shits, but writing it out is a lot.
Anyway, to get us back on track, I have a question: what is the greatest game of all time? That's right, it's Fortnite. I have two battle royale modes that are played independently from the rest of the game. They also could be in the lobbies, actually, with fewer players. But the main draw would be 99 player online.
The first is Paintball. Paintball across all of Wuhu Island, with the zone of play decreasing like Fortnite. Have you played Fortnite? It's like that.
The second is Find Mii. This is not the Wii Play game, but is instead like Prop Hunt. Or any hide and seek. But probably Prop Hunt. I am so tired.
So that's a rough explanation of the online functionality. I have player counts and stuff here but I don't want to explain more. Also it didn't fit anywhere else but I think a Party mode, when you climb to the top of Maka Wuhu like Wii Party but the minigames are short sport challenges would be cool. Also Wii Music. All of Wii Music. How long can that take to add, right, it's Wii Music. But imagine the orchestra part but with that many players, all playing regular Wii Music. That'd be awesome.
Okay, so it's time for that dogshit title I mentioned. This is a celebration of Nintendo's past, but it's also a forward-thinking online experience that's social. You set up groups with your friends to play in, and it's all about hanging out, having fun, playing games, being cool. Have you figured it out yet? You probably have. It's...
Thank you for reading and I'm sorry.
Now, incidentally, I've had an idea that I want to talk about. Very regrettably this was not a joke.
Pop quiz dipshits, what's the greatest game of all time?
You probably thought the answer was Wii Sports Resort, based on the title, and while I'm inclined to agree that simply is not the right answer. The answer is Grand Theft Auto V Online. The most expensive game ever made became an online sandbox complete with a dubious, potentially exploitative digital economy.
We will return to this. For now however, it's time to talk about the best game of all time, Wii Sports Resort.
A tight package of polished games, set on the cohesive and interesting backdrop of Wuhu Island, Wii Sports Resort was arguably the peak of the Wii series. if I may be frank, I miss this series. Yes, I am at heart a Wii Kid, and I have immense nostalgia, affection, and appreciation for the simple-yet-polished gameplay, pleasant visuals, and wonderful sounds of the Wii games. I want it back, and I want it on my new favorite piece of Nintendo garbage, the Nintendo Switch.
So, let me walk you through my vision for a resurrection of Wii Sports Resort, and within it a celebration of the past and future of Nintendo.
The first and often most troubling point of contention is the name. I've seen many bizarre and awkward attempts to circumnavigate the Wii name, such as Mii Sports and Switch Sports. Both, to my ear anyway, sound absolutely terrible. Just calling it Wii Sports 3 would be, as the kids say, extremely based, but it would never happen. Furthermore, while I am partial to "Nintendo Sports," it's a somewhat generic name that I feel is also somewhat limiting in scope.
As such, the first and likely most divisive element of my proposal is the name. I am reusing a name that Nintendo has used in the past, which many will certainly take issue with. It is also a somewhat generic name, but I feel that it suits the nature of the game I have envisioned. I will not yet disclose it. I instead invite you to read on and, with the hints given in mind, guess what name I have assigned this deranged wet dream.
So, the first and most important fundamental aspect of the game is that it is Wii Sports Resort 2. Set on Wuhu Island, featuring all of the delightful games within. To refresh your memories, these are as follows:
- Swordplay
- Wakeboarding
- Frisbee
- Archery
- Basketball
- Table Tennis
- Golf
- Bowling
- Power Cruising
- Canoeing
- Cycling
- Air Sports
Three of the five sports in the original Wii Sports are missing from this collection, however, and I think their inclusion is imperative to a revival of the Wii spirit:
- Tennis
- Baseball
- Boxing
Hey, I have a question for you. Is billiards a sport? Ha trick question, doesn't matter. It's from Wii Play and is coming, too:
- Billiards
Now, what does Nintendo like to do more than anything? That's right, new shit. As such, I have added new shit because it seems appropriate to me. Ice Hockey would of course play similarly to NES Ice Hockey, my favorite game. There is present for this system as well, as the passing of control between players is similar to Wii Sports Resort's Basketball. Anyway, here's the list:
- Soccer
- Volleyball
- Ice Hockey
- Motorsports (Racing)
Yeahhhh we're putting Forza on Wuhu Island, and this game is made up so none of you can stop me. No one can. Anyway, those were just the sports, under the SPORTS category. There are three more categories incoming, giving four total. Here is the delineation of what has gone where.
SPORTS are sports. Fuck you, you know what a sport is. Evidently I don't because billiards is in there, but you get the idea.
MINIGAMES are games that take place in the setting of Wuhu Island and are played with Miis, but I would feel silly calling sports.
MEGAGAMES are lol. Lmao. You'll find out soon, leave me alone.
ARCADE has the games that aren't on Wuhu Island, instead being played on machines in the arcade that has been added to Wuhu Town.
Alright everyone, it's time for more lists. First up is MINIGAMES:
- Fishing (an adaption of that in Wii Play)
- Soccer Heading (an adaption of the minigame in Wii Fit)
- Free Run (an adaption of the "mini" "game" in Wii Fit)
- Fetch (this is like frisbee golf but you just throw a ball and the dog gets it leave me alone)
We're gonna skip MEGAGAMES because oh god oh fuck this post is a disaster. So here are the arcade games, an attractive mix of Wii series relics and real life Nintendo history:
- Tanks (Wii Play)
- Pose Mii (lmao)
- Charge (Wii Play)
- Laser Clay Shooting System (Nintendo)
- Space Fever (Nintendo bootleg Space Invaders)
- Block Fever (Nintendo bootleg Breakout)
- Donkey Kong (fuck you)
- Sky Skipper (Nintendo)
- Space Demon (Nintendo)
Wow, isn't that a cool list I came up with. God's light no longer reaches my soul. It's now time for me to wrap around to the MEGAGAMES but first I need to talk about Grand Theft Auto.
Isn't GTA Online the greatest? I've never played it and neither have you, but the idea of setting up a lobby with your friends and dicking around in an open world over the internet seems awesome. Open worlds are awesome, too, let's talk about them first. A wise man once said that if a video game doesn't have an open world, it actually doesn't count. I don't know about you, but I want this game to count. As such, this Wii series revival disaster thing will have an open world.
Honestly, this is one of the less outlandish parts of my post. We're halfway there with Wuhu Island. This merely needs to be taken to its full extent by adding the facilities for the events that I've added, including the arcade, baseball stadium, boxing arena, ice skating rink, and soccer place. Soccer pitch? Or is a baseball pitch. You pitch in baseball so that would make sense. Let me know in the replies.
Of course, players would be able to roam Wuhu Island as they see fit (walking, cycling, carring, planing) to get to the games. And stores, probably. For clothes! Cosmetics. Okay, the internet.
So, you would be able to set up lobbies with up to man I have it written here somewhere number of players 32 players. In these lobbies you would have your own private Wuhu Island, just like in GTA Online, and could engage in all of the activities listed together. Just like in GTA, the open world gameplay would be a big part of the fun. Of course, in either local or online play you would be able to select games from a menu (think Nintendoland).
But wait. You can play all the listed activities, but what about the unlisted activities? There are still MEGAGAMES raccoon what the fuck is a MEGAGAME. Well I'll tell you so sit down you fucking piece of shit basta
This ended up being more work than I thought. I had all these notes taken on my phone across weeks of shits, but writing it out is a lot.
Anyway, to get us back on track, I have a question: what is the greatest game of all time? That's right, it's Fortnite. I have two battle royale modes that are played independently from the rest of the game. They also could be in the lobbies, actually, with fewer players. But the main draw would be 99 player online.
The first is Paintball. Paintball across all of Wuhu Island, with the zone of play decreasing like Fortnite. Have you played Fortnite? It's like that.
The second is Find Mii. This is not the Wii Play game, but is instead like Prop Hunt. Or any hide and seek. But probably Prop Hunt. I am so tired.
So that's a rough explanation of the online functionality. I have player counts and stuff here but I don't want to explain more. Also it didn't fit anywhere else but I think a Party mode, when you climb to the top of Maka Wuhu like Wii Party but the minigames are short sport challenges would be cool. Also Wii Music. All of Wii Music. How long can that take to add, right, it's Wii Music. But imagine the orchestra part but with that many players, all playing regular Wii Music. That'd be awesome.
Okay, so it's time for that dogshit title I mentioned. This is a celebration of Nintendo's past, but it's also a forward-thinking online experience that's social. You set up groups with your friends to play in, and it's all about hanging out, having fun, playing games, being cool. Have you figured it out yet? You probably have. It's...
Club Nintendo.
Thank you for reading and I'm sorry.