Nintendo likes the word "Epic"

[SilentHopes]

Not sure where to post this. It has to do with a game company, so I'm going to put it here.

Nintendo released announced two games, both that had the word "epic" in them.

Epic Mickey - I know, this is Disney, but Nintendo mentioned it.
Kirby's Epic Yarn

after they announced those, they mentioned how "epic new nintendo releases were."

 

[muffun]

This is an epic topic

Maybe they mean the actual meaning of epic, and not the internet-ized version.

 

[Gnome]

Epic Mickey isn't even Nintendo.

 

[pielover6]

Well, the new releases were epic.

And Kirby's Yarn did look really epic also.

 

[Jeremy]

Yeah it was funny that those two games were back-to-back at E3, but the Mickey one isn't Nintendo... just a coincidence.

 

[SilentHopes]

Epic Mickey isn't even Nintendo.

I know it's not Nintendo, but they mentioned it.

Point is, during E3, they said "epic" a lot.

 

[-Aaron]

I'm slightly turned off by the use of "Epic" in game titles, if they have no relation whatsoever. Epic Mickey I can understand, because I think it's using Epic in the right context. (Stories with heroic feats.) Kirby's Epic Yarn, however, feels weird to me. It's like they ran out of name ideas or something, so they turned to the internet and found out that the internet uses the word "epic" a lot.

 

[Tortimer]

It's two games, and I think it fits the two very well. Besides, only one is Nintendo.

 

[The Sign Painter]

I'm slightly turned off by the use of "Epic" in game titles, if they have no relation whatsoever. Epic Mickey I can understand, because I think it's using Epic in the right context. (Stories with heroic feats.) Kirby's Epic Yarn, however, feels weird to me. It's like they ran out of name ideas or something, so they turned to the internet and found out that the internet uses the word "epic" a lot.

Kirby's Magic String would have been better.

 

[Jake]

I'm thinkin' of getting Kirby...

 

[EpicGamer12]

Heh. Funny.