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NL: Fans of Kid Icarus had to endure a long and painful wait between the original NES and Game Boy titles and the eventual 3DS update, but had Star Wars: Rogue Squadron studio Factor 5 had its way, we would have been playing a sequel a little bit sooner. Unseen 64 staffer and occasional Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson has published an in-depth video which looks at the history of Factor 5's unreleased Kid Icarus pitch. The studio became involved with the project off the back of its work on the aforementioned Nintendo exclusive Rogue Squadron franchise, and early concept art reveals a much darker and more mature tone than previous titles in the series.

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Nintendo hasn't had the greatest of times with its Wii U, which makes any big delays or problems with its software line...

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NL: While it may be too early to start digging a grave for the Wii U and ordering the headstone, the console is undoubtedly reaching the end of its commercial lifespan and the delay of Star Fox Zero is a massive blow to its chances of making it into a few more thousand homes this Christmas. Not that Nintendo is letting such concerns trouble it unduly - the company's gaze has passed beyond its current hardware and is fixed squarely on the future, a future in which it can hopefully return to the forefront of the games industry from both a critical and commercial perspective.

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The chain reaction set off by Shigeru Miyamotos announcement of the delay of the Wii U exclusive Star Fox ZERO has been a rather big one. Several Nintendo fans quickly expressed their disdain for the announcement with statements like: the Wii U is officially dead, its going to suffer this winter and Nintendos digging their own grave. With that in mind, some have pointed to Splatoon as reference, arguing that it wasnt finished at the time of its release, and has been getting away with receiving regular updates. No doubt, it is true that a lot of content was missing from the title upon its release, but can Nintendo truly do the same thing for Star Fox ZERO?

Added: 20.09.2015 23:18 | 104 views | 0 comments


Nintendo hasn't had the greatest of times with its Wii U, which makes any big delays or problems with its software line...

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The chain reaction set off by Shigeru Miyamotos announcement of the delay of the Wii U exclusive Star Fox ZERO has been a rather big one. Several Nintendo fans quickly expressed their disdain for the announcement with statements like: the Wii U is officially dead, its going to suffer this winter and Nintendos digging their own grave. With that in mind, some have pointed to Splatoon as reference, arguing that it wasnt finished at the time of its release, and has been getting away with receiving regular updates. No doubt, it is true that a lot of content was missing from the title upon its release, but can Nintendo truly do the same thing for Star Fox ZERO?

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Square Enix detailed the first five of Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness at least seven party members during a Tokyo Game Show stage event earlier today.

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"I only got a feel for the solo play, however, as I was the only person playing this game when I did. When I played on Vita, there were other people around. Still, slaying monsters was fun, and I could always hold my own, despite being outnumbered. I didn't get a true grasp of the difficulty, because I had unlimited potions and auto-revive, but it felt decent." -GR