Post: Superior Multiplayer Not Nintendo's Goal
06-24-2011, 12:34 AM #1
The Open Minded
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Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: The Open Minded // Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

Nintendo has always been an innovator in gaming technology. They tend to set their goals in gaming peripherals and a good group experience. While Nintendo is making very large headway on those fronts, Sony and Microsoft are making more headway in the multiplayer area. More and more games are being developed for online multiplayer use.

Many people are disappointed that Nintendo has not included more multiplayer and network features. There have been high hopes that the coming of the Wii U would bring the answer.But that answer is little closer than it was with the Wii.

In an interview with MTV, Shigeru Miyamoto, a long time Nintendo designer, stated:

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"We're not going to sit here and say that our goal is to become the number one online gaming company, because that's not our goal. But, understanding that the types of experiences our consumers like to play do often contain elements to them that can be improved or may even require an online connection and also knowing that the system is going to have a browser I think suggests that obviously internet and internet connectivity is going to be very important for the system."


Basically, from his statement, I have little hopes for any real improvement in the multiplayer capabilities this time around from Nintendo. Obviously Nintendo has hit some sort of disconnect if they think that simple internet connection and a web browser are what we're looking for. The Wii had that and it was still painfully outdated.

It is implied in the interview that there will be the capability for you to browse your friends list to see who's online, but there is no information pertaining to whether or not they will be putting the friend code feature on the shelf or not. For the sake of everyone involved I pray to (Insert god of your choice here) that Nintendo tosses the friend code system out the window.

So what are your opinions? Would you be more likely to buy Nintendo if they increased the capabilities of their multiplayer system? Will the lack thereof stop you from buying the Wii U? Will you scratch your eyes out with a fork if the friend code system returns (I know I will)
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06-24-2011, 05:31 PM #11
hmmm seems good but dont know what to think
06-24-2011, 06:17 PM #12
ARIISSEK
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Originally posted by The
Superior Multiplayer Not Nintendo's Goal
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: The Open Minded // Thursday, June 23rd, 2011

Nintendo has always been an innovator in gaming technology. They tend to set their goals in gaming peripherals and a good group experience. While Nintendo is making very large headway on those fronts, Sony and Microsoft are making more headway in the multiplayer area. More and more games are being developed for online multiplayer use.

Many people are disappointed that Nintendo has not included more multiplayer and network features. There have been high hopes that the coming of the Wii U would bring the answer.But that answer is little closer than it was with the Wii.

In an interview with MTV, Shigeru Miyamoto, a long time Nintendo designer, stated:



Basically, from his statement, I have little hopes for any real improvement in the multiplayer capabilities this time around from Nintendo. Obviously Nintendo has hit some sort of disconnect if they think that simple internet connection and a web browser are what we're looking for. The Wii had that and it was still painfully outdated.

It is implied in the interview that there will be the capability for you to browse your friends list to see who's online, but there is no information pertaining to whether or not they will be putting the friend code feature on the shelf or not. For the sake of everyone involved I pray to (Insert god of your choice here) that Nintendo tosses the friend code system out the window.

So what are your opinions? Would you be more likely to buy Nintendo if they increased the capabilities of their multiplayer system? Will the lack thereof stop you from buying the Wii U? Will you scratch your eyes out with a fork if the friend code system returns (I know I will)



That period should be a comma, and even if it weren't, there should be a space after the period.

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The Open Minded
07-01-2011, 10:01 AM #13
Wondoh
Former Staff
The wii's multiplayer sucks anyway except for mario kart Awesome face
07-01-2011, 10:10 PM #14
BlueOak
PokèMasta
They should focus on making fun games, which IMO there are very few on the wii and it wasn't worth purchasing. I haven't been impressed with nintendo since SNES.
07-07-2011, 04:59 PM #15
223344
Keeper
yeah, I agree
07-07-2011, 05:52 PM #16
H!MOM
Banned
if no multiplayer than r.i.p nintendo 70% play online
07-10-2011, 12:52 PM #17
rain__merc
Save Point
They want people that plau on the console to have fun and not be hassled i guess
07-13-2011, 02:08 AM #18
Slur
~nice guys finish last
What Nintendo is trying to say, in my opinion, is that they are focusing on more family type/fun storymode/ oldschool type things.
07-20-2011, 01:32 AM #19
Maybe that's why nintendo sucks

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