Nintendo Direct 9.13.22 thoughts?

[burningdoom]

Yeah, Tears of the Kingdom was my only take away. Looking forward too it.

Same.

[alligo]

I'm super happy, I'm interested in a lot of games, the wallet will burn lol.

My wishlist :

Kirby Deluxe
Yakuza Ishin
Yakuza Gaiden
Crisis Core
Fantasy Theatrhym Final Bar

And many others. (I put those of nintendo direct and sony)

[aliensstudios]

I personally really enjoyed playing Pikmin 3 with the GamePad for multitasking with sending units to different places on the map and for placing units down. Was one of the few games on the Wii U that I've felt used the GamePad in meaningful way.

Huh, I never played Pikmin 3 this way. I played quite a bit with the GamePad only, but not in tandem with the TV. I'll probably at least replay Pikmin 3 before 4 comes out, so maybe this is how I'll do it.

[bikingjahuty]

Add one more to the "I thought it was great" category.


The highlights for me were definitely Radiant Silvergun port (hoping for a Limited Run physical release now!), Tears of the Kingdom, Front Mission remakes, and Bayonetta 3. There were a few slow points, but overall I was pretty happy with with, especially the Tears of the Kingdom trailer and release date.

[campercarl]

With every Nintendo Direct I'm reminded more and more that I am no longer Nintendo's target audience.

I'll tune in for the big games like the new Zelda and Mario titles, but it seems anime JRPG style games sell more than the games I like. Sign of the times I suppose

[aliensstudios]

With every Nintendo Direct I'm reminded more and more that I am no longer Nintendo's target audience.

I'll tune in for the big games like the new Zelda and Mario titles, but it seems anime JRPG style games sell more than the games I like. Sign of the times I suppose

Yeah, I feel you. Aside from Pikmin 4 they have nothing coming out that I'm interested in. Even the new Zelda looks like an involved expansion of BotW which I wasn't the biggest fan of either. I've been pining for a more focused and down-to-earth Zelda adventure like Twilight Princess or Wind Waker. I'm not sure how something like F-Zero or Donkey Kong would do nowadays, but it's a shame that Nintendo just keeps relying on remastering it's backlog of older titles and making games that are turn-key like Fire Emblem and Zelda.