Any other company would of had Iron Man 4 slot in there and I'm glad Phase 3 doesn't have a stand alone IM movie.

Yeah never understood why people dismiss it but still say 64 is a Mario game when that kinda played entirely different. For me Mario Galaxy was the first 3D Mario title that felt like an traditional Mario game.

Someone attempted this over 10 years ago but that didn't get anywhere plus they were trying to do Wind Waker as well.

Actually in the UK a lot of places don't stock it and those that do would mainly just have the ones certain to sell. It'll bomb over here sadly. Shit I think the Vita even has more space than Wii U.

That would be boring, most big titles only come out to be "the killer app" the likes of Sonic wouldn't exist. I feel that many games would be lost even more in the flood of better known games coming to a console that otherwise wouldn't get them.

When I was 10, one of my classmates got given a Mario Bros 3 watch in compebsation for catching his Mum giving his Dad a bj...yeah.

Generally they use unripen ones

The developers are owned or partly owned by Nintendo. I think Namco Bandai owns the seeues though, not Sony.

HVS are incredibly medocre as a developer however but worse devs have eventually come up with goods before.

PC gamer myself and for me WiiU offers me more than the others but none PC gamers arent going to be able to play Arkham Knight without either a PS4 or XBone. Same goes for No Mans Sky and Bloodborn.

Most 3rd party releases? Sure, they're not exclusive but at least they're something. I prefer Nintendo's own work to whatever 3rd party devs do (well indie onesvare on par) but being able to actually get to play the latest entry in a series is a major plus compared to not being able to.

Not sure why Nintendo never bothered continuing this series since the GBC days, I found it better than any of the core games since.

Thought it was mostly dreadful myself maybe it's because I'm watching TAS again but I thought it was the worst DC animated movie in a long time. Seems to be aimed at 13 year olds this time. Thought they got the right guy for Joker now Hammil doesnt do him no more.

Wii and I think it later came out as a DS3 pre-order bonus for PS3. It was on rails but the characters and story rally sucked me in.

A gap between games is a must for a series to grow, they churned 3 out far too quickly and it suffered. Publishers like EA really need to see this.

People are fine with changes, they just want the core elements still in place that they loved in the first place. Didn't like DS3 at all because it didn't feel like a DS game, however I really enjoyed DS Extracted which had different gameplat but still felt like a DS game. If change was the case then CoD4, Ocarina…

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Many offer the same joy as Tetris did on the Gameboy and various touch screen games on the DS also. When mobile games don't try to ape "console like" titles they can be a lot of fun. Also some games that are also on Steam like Organ Trail & Swords & Sorcery are a lot more enjoyable in handheld form.

...but I have had internet since the mid 90's and prefer "heavy set" women who are feminine not masculine.

I wonder how many of those games Gameloft plan to release aren't shameless clones of others? I used to like like them back in the Nokia s60 days (those 2d Splinter Cell games were pretty good) but now they just do generic knock offs