...I'm questioning why the fact that Nintendo decided to post 15 second ads for their new game sounds like it bothers you.
Well, they occasionally do this for some of their major games. In fact, they did it today with Live & Live. But with Mario Strikers; something feels kind of weird about posting a few gameplay clips about something that doesn't have an lot of content in it.
It really doesn’t. I was just reporting that they posted 4 vids today. Two of them are pretty much the same, but they do highlight different things. I just found them and all four said they were posted an hour ago from when I reported.
Splatoon, the genesis of this, was produced under Iwata. So yes.
Just wait for Inazuma Eleven, bro. It'll be better.
Still not really feeling it. I saw a video showing off tons of animations, and they all look very nice, but the game just seems kinda lifeless still. Maybe my experience with Aces and Super Rush is clouding my judgement, but the game seems lacking in many areas.
Let's put it like this: If there's no other game mode beyond playing an violent soccer match, we can write it off as an random source of dumb fun that you can have with the family instead of something novel.
Given the aesthetic and the name, I thought it would play like Rocket League, I guess it's just another football game but with Mario.
Imagine being this brain damaged.
I don't know, I don't have a Switch.
Nigger, then what are you doing posting in the switch thread? Besides, Mario Strikers came long before Rocket League.
Easy there, I'm just lurking to see if there's something interesting. When (if?) Nintendo decides to make an actual console again, I might get it.
The Switch is a Console, though? What about it doesn't make it a console to you?
I know.
That isn’t speculation, it’s fact.
Yeah, it's hard for be excited for "free updates" when you're paying $60 retail at launch for a game that has the amount of content you'd expect for a $20-$30 game. Imagine if Smash Bros. Ultimate launched at $60 with only the Smash 64 roster of 12 characters, but they promised to periodically add the rest after a substantial period of time. We would probably eventually have as much content as Smash Bros for Wii U if we were lucky, but that'd take an eternity of waiting for Nintendo to drip-feed us the content--let alone getting any of the new characters like K. Rool, Simon, Chrom, or all the DLC picks like Banjo and Sora on top of that.