Official Nintendo: 3DS Discussion Thread

[SilentHopes]

Either way, all of the ACs have been far too similar. And the developers don't understand. When someone said ACCF wasn't improved enough they were like "LOL well wut can we add LOL it's gr8!"

Honestly, I thought City Folk had more than enough new content. Sure, it shared a lot in common with Wild World, but Wild World was a great game, and City Folk just added to it. I don't understand why some people can't like new games of well established franchises unless they completely "reinvent" the franchise. The similarity between games of Nintendo franchises is what make them so great. It's the same type of game you know and love, just presented differently with things added and/or changed up each time.

Tye, let me explain something to you. Have you ever played any of your games so much, that since you already knew what was going to happen, you kinda already knew what to do, and it just got boring?

The reason why people say Animal Crossing is boring is because it's all repetitive. I mean, if Nintendo was legally allowed to take gamers ideas, then there would probably be a lot more stuff, but they can't.

 

[The Sign Painter]

OH MY GAWD I THINK REGGIE IS ABOUT TO SHOW THE 3DS! DDDD

 

[SilentHopes]

YES! THERE'S GOING TO BE KINGDOM HEARTS FOR THE 3DS!

 

[The Sign Painter]

METAL *censored.3.0*ING GEAR SOLID ON 3DS!

 

[Gnome]

RESI ON 3DS *censored.3.0* YEAR

Also I missed everything what happened?

 

[Zachary]

Oi! I want to see some 3d!

 

[SilentHopes]

Why did the stream stop just because they're demoing?

 

[Gnome]

Why did the stream stop just because they're demoing?

go to e3.nintendo.com

 

[John102]

http://e3.nintendo.com/

 

[JCnator]

Sorry to bump a little this thread, but I found a link that show more pictures of 3DS, taken directly in E3! I'll warn you that it's in foreign language, so you might only look on these pictures. I noticed there's two more colors on those 3DS systems (purple and orange), as well of the 3DS's game case. The game card is now gray, with a small tab that prevent being played on older DS models. Remember, they may be just prototypes, and some things could change.
Link: http://www.revogamers.net/noticias/e3-2010-cargador-cartucho-estuches-y-colores-de-3ds-en-fotos-5223.html

 

[The Sign Painter]

I am digging the metallic colors, specially the orange. <3

 

[Tyeforce]

Either way, all of the ACs have been far too similar. And the developers don't understand. When someone said ACCF wasn't improved enough they were like "LOL well wut can we add LOL it's gr8!"

Honestly, I thought City Folk had more than enough new content. Sure, it shared a lot in common with Wild World, but Wild World was a great game, and City Folk just added to it. I don't understand why some people can't like new games of well established franchises unless they completely "reinvent" the franchise. The similarity between games of Nintendo franchises is what make them so great. It's the same type of game you know and love, just presented differently with things added and/or changed up each time.

Tye, let me explain something to you. Have you ever played any of your games so much, that since you already knew what was going to happen, you kinda already knew what to do, and it just got boring?

The reason why people say Animal Crossing is boring is because it's all repetitive. I mean, if Nintendo was legally allowed to take gamers ideas, then there would probably be a lot more stuff, but they can't.

Uh...no. I don't care nearly as much about what happens in a game (except in certain deeper franchises, like Zelda) than I do about the experience and entertainment that I get from it. Sure, the Animal Crossing games up until now have all been pretty similar, but each new installment has brought new features, events, characters, and items that make it more interesting than the last. And even if it isn't dramatically different, I still have fun with it. Besides, every time you start a new Animal Crossing game, even if it's just restarting the same game, it's a whole new experience, because you have a different town, different house, and different neighbors. Even if Nintendo didn't add anything new at all to the next Animal Crossing game, I'd still play it because it'd be a new experience. But it looks like the next Animal Crossing is going to be a big step forward for the franchise, so you have nothing to worry about. =p

 

[The Sign Painter]

Either way, all of the ACs have been far too similar. And the developers don't understand. When someone said ACCF wasn't improved enough they were like "LOL well wut can we add LOL it's gr8!"

Honestly, I thought City Folk had more than enough new content. Sure, it shared a lot in common with Wild World, but Wild World was a great game, and City Folk just added to it. I don't understand why some people can't like new games of well established franchises unless they completely "reinvent" the franchise. The similarity between games of Nintendo franchises is what make them so great. It's the same type of game you know and love, just presented differently with things added and/or changed up each time.

Tye, let me explain something to you. Have you ever played any of your games so much, that since you already knew what was going to happen, you kinda already knew what to do, and it just got boring?

The reason why people say Animal Crossing is boring is because it's all repetitive. I mean, if Nintendo was legally allowed to take gamers ideas, then there would probably be a lot more stuff, but they can't.

Uh...no. I don't care nearly as much about what happens in a game (except in certain deeper franchises, like Zelda) than I do about the experience and entertainment that I get from it. Sure, the Animal Crossing games up until now have all been pretty similar, but each new installment has brought new features, events, characters, and items that make it more interesting than the last. And even if it isn't dramatically different, I still have fun with it. Besides, every time you start a new Animal Crossing game, even if it's just restarting the same game, it's a whole new experience, because you have a different town, different house, and different neighbors. Even if Nintendo didn't add anything new at all to the next Animal Crossing game, I'd still play it because it'd be a new experience. But it looks like the next Animal Crossing is going to be a big step forward for the franchise, so you have nothing to worry about. =p

You could always restart your town. :l

 

[Tyeforce]

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

Tye, let me explain something to you. Have you ever played any of your games so much, that since you already knew what was going to happen, you kinda already knew what to do, and it just got boring?

The reason why people say Animal Crossing is boring is because it's all repetitive. I mean, if Nintendo was legally allowed to take gamers ideas, then there would probably be a lot more stuff, but they can't.

Uh...no. I don't care nearly as much about what happens in a game (except in certain deeper franchises, like Zelda) than I do about the experience and entertainment that I get from it. Sure, the Animal Crossing games up until now have all been pretty similar, but each new installment has brought new features, events, characters, and items that make it more interesting than the last. And even if it isn't dramatically different, I still have fun with it. Besides, every time you start a new Animal Crossing game, even if it's just restarting the same game, it's a whole new experience, because you have a different town, different house, and different neighbors. Even if Nintendo didn't add anything new at all to the next Animal Crossing game, I'd still play it because it'd be a new experience. But it looks like the next Animal Crossing is going to be a big step forward for the franchise, so you have nothing to worry about. =p

You could always restart your town. :l

Yeah, but I prefer to wait until the next Animal Crossing game, because it won't only be a restart, it will also have new items, features, events, and characters. And Animal Crossing 3DS is looking like it's going to have a lot of new stuff.

 

[Jake]

*Prays that they will release a prof Layton game for it* -/|\-

So... Is there real hope for AC4? :/

There is Prof. Layton for it I think.

 

[The Sign Painter]

*Prays that they will release a prof Layton game for it* -/|\-

So... Is there real hope for AC4? :/

There is Prof. Layton for it I think.

Mask of Miracle.

I have never played Prof Layton, is it worth it?

Because I might buy the first.

 

[Tortimer]

*Prays that they will release a prof Layton game for it* -/|\-

So... Is there real hope for AC4? :/

There is Prof. Layton for it I think.

Mask of Miracle.

I have never played Prof Layton, is it worth it?

Because I might buy the first.

Buy the first, but only if you like puzzles. The great music, art, cutscenes and story will only take you so far!

 

[Jake]

I've never really played the game for that long. My brother has Pandora's Box. I played it for about 5 minutes. But it seemed like a nice game

 

[Nixie]

*Prays that they will release a prof Layton game for it* -/|\-

So... Is there real hope for AC4? :/

There is Prof. Layton for it I think.

Mask of Miracle.

I have never played Prof Layton, is it worth it?

Because I might buy the first.

Uhh, on terms of puzzles then get the 1st... but on terms of story then get the 2nd one ^.^

Actually, they both have an excellent storyline, it's just that the 2nd has more cut-scenes and voiced conversations...

I really recommend getting the series, even if you don't finish all the puzzles, you can still finish the game (story) <3


And yea, the 5th PL game is going to be for 3D... (The Mask of Miracle)
Also at E3 they announced that the 3rd one is going to be released for 20th November (NA date)

 

[Mino]

I mean, if Nintendo was legally allowed to take gamers ideas, then there would probably be a lot more stuff, but they can't.

Yeah... I don't think that's true. Do you just make up things that sound true and just run with it?