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Super Mario Bros Movie Nintendo Direct 29/11/22


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16 minutes ago, Stanley said:

I don’t know, so we call Naughty Dog second party? 


Dunno 🤷‍♂️ 

 

I just want a proper new Mario. I suppose I see Nintendo in different terms, considering Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Splatoon as the first party stuff.

 

I’m a bit odd.

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1 hour ago, dataDave said:


Splatoon 3 definitely isn’t my GotY, nor the best competitive game I’ve played since glory days WoW.

 

It’s also sold fuckall. So hopefully they won’t be supporting it for much longer.

 

If Nintendo keeps putting out commercial flops such as Splatoon 3 they'll go the way of Sega soon enough.

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I don’t think Splatoon 3 was a flop but the online is busted. YMMV on the second part, it’s still fun but the tick rate/lag/ whatever it is that makes getting some kills a dice roll isn’t a) good enough to charge for and b) extremely frustrating if that sort of thing bothers you.

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31 minutes ago, Strafe said:


Dunno 🤷‍♂️ 

 

I just want a proper new Mario. I suppose I see Nintendo in different terms, considering Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Splatoon as the first party stuff.

 

I’m a bit odd.

Everyone does, because they effectively are first party. 

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9 hours ago, Oh Danny Boy said:

I don’t think Nintendo even make games anymore at this point. Those first two years of the Switch seems a long time ago now. 

 

6 hours ago, Oh Danny Boy said:


One of those isn’t even Nintendo developed and the other two of those are definitely B titles. 

 

7 hours ago, Oh Danny Boy said:

They’ve been half arsing it for years now. A drip feed of B titles and WiiU rereleases with the constant distant prospect of a new BOTW. Shame as for it’s first two years they were on top form. 

Posts like these remind how shitty the ignore feature is on this forum.

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7 hours ago, thesnwmn said:

 

Really? Fuck all?

 

You're broken more like. Driven home by the hope they stop supporting something. What an odd and sad take.

 

As of 30th September (21 days after release) it had sold 7.9 million copies. 13th on the system overall.

 

For comparison:

  • It's the highest selling game in Japan this year
  • Splatoon 2 has, in five years, sold a total of 13.3 million. 7.9 million copies in 21 days seems like a pretty good start to me.
  • Only 3 other Switch games not attached to Mario or Pokémon have sold more copies (Animal Crossing 40.1 million, Ring Fit 14.8 million, and Splatoon 2 13.3 million)

It's a success. Especially when you could argue it's cannot have been that expensive to develop considering some of its similarities to the second game


Is your name Sheldon?

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It looks fabulous actually, apart from Chris Pratt of course. The world is gorgeous and colourful and all the characters look great.

 

I really like Illumination films. They’re dumb as they come but they’re funny and full of slapstick, and kids love them. My 2 year old doesn’t give a shit about Pixar stuff yet, as it mostly aims for an older audience, but he laughs his head off at the minions.

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40 minutes ago, gone fishin said:

It looks good, but maybe not as good as the original

 

 


isn’t there a big thing where the original script was supposed to be good enough to get Hoskins involved but warped over time to the film we got?

 

I watched this recently with my 4 year old and he engaged with it. It’s not a mario movie though, of course.  As a kids sci fi romp, it’s not utterly terrible. 

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3 hours ago, Droo said:


isn’t there a big thing where the original script was supposed to be good enough to get Hoskins involved but warped over time to the film we got?


I don’t think so, pretty sure he just took it as a job for the money.

 

 

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Yeah, forum favourite Bob Hoskins said it was the worst film experience he ever had. Most of the time he was getting drunk with John Leguziamo while the script went through re-writes as Disney bought the distribution rights during production. Interestingly, it was the couple behind the original Max Headroom film who directed it and you could sort of see where they were trying to go with it. 

 

I watched it with my son a few months ago and he really enjoyed it, to the point where he watched it a couple more times of his own volition. 

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