Recently purchased, played & beaten

[Kalahari Inkantation]

will nintendo ever learn to stop investing millions in and basing their strategy around technology that ends up being useless for anything more than proof-of-concept tech demos

[ME##]

will nintendo ever learn to stop investing millions in and basing their strategy around technology that ends up being useless for anything more than proof-of-concept tech demos

'no'

[The artist formally known]

will nintendo ever learn to stop investing millions in and basing their strategy around technology that ends up being useless for anything more than proof-of-concept tech demos

That happened to everyone this generation. Microsoft shot themselves in the dick early on, at least Nintendo has the software team to pull a whole fucking console.

Nintendo hardly tried to keep the Gamepad relevant with their lineup. Pikmin took advantage of it... but that was it.

[Snowy]

I'm gonna be buying my own Wii U soon, so I should be able to sm4sh or mario kart with you guys whenever.

[Classic]

 

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

kirby's dreamland 3!!

Same here, yey Club Nintendo

is this a good game

[The Hand That Fisted Everyone]

Also mario 3d world is good shit

[TooB]

kirby's dreamland 3!!

Same here, yey Club Nintendo

is this a good game

yes. and in the words of Kaz....... "yes"

[bluaki]

Nintendo hardly tried to keep the Gamepad relevant with their lineup. Pikmin took advantage of it... but that was it.

* Mario 3D World has a few mandatory-Gamepad stages: touching platforms to make them slide out, blowing into mic to raise fan-platforms, Captain Toad stages
* Both NSMBU and 3D World have optional Gamepad features: touch on enemies to stun them, create platforms, break blocks, search for invisible items
* Captain Toad uses gamepad in the same ways as 3D World, plus there are some minecart levels where you use dual-screen by having first-person view on the gamepad and third-person on the TV, with some hidden items that require looking at both screens to find
* SSBU uses gamepad for the stage builder, letting you actually draw platforms with touch
* Kirby's Rainbow Curse (which isn't out yet) uses touchscreen as its primary input, much like Canvas Curse did
* Mario Maker (also not out yet) uses touchscreen heavily by its nature of being a click-and-drag creator
* Amiibo uses Gamepad because that's where Wii U keeps its NFC
* Some games support online voice chat, which uses the Gamepad's mic and speakers

But these examples are more like exceptions than the norm; in general, the Gamepad feels like an optional device that is primarily useful for Off-TV play. I honestly felt like the mandatory-GamePad inputs for 3D World were more of a nuisance than a feature.

[TooB]

got binding of isaac rebirth

[silvertone]

hatred is going to be a day one purchase for me

[Nyerp]

beat puppeteer. great visual design, neat (if limited-feeling) platforming, and absolutely unbearable dialogue that completely destroys any charm the game could have had. 6/10.

[bluaki]

After Ace Attorney Trilogy 3D released last week, I bought it and have been replaying its games.

It actually does look significantly better than it did on DS. I guess 3DS's screen does technically have almost twice as many pixels as DS. Also, they threw in a 3D effect such that different sprite levels (text box, characters, tables, background) are at different z-levels. And Miiverse screenshot-posting functionality.

After playing in order, I'm right now up to case 3-2 (11th of 14)

[Thyme]

E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy

[don't let's]

Acquired SSX