Rumour: 3D Mario in development for Wii U, coming out "tentative&#

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The strategy in effect is to launch New Super Mario Bros. U this year and follow up with a new 3D roaming Mario adventure in “tentative 2013″.



http://paulgalenetwo...r-mario-bros-u/

It should be no surprise that Nintendo is working on a new 3D Mario. 2013 release seems a little too soon, though.


Can't wait to see what they do on the Wii U, though. Galaxy was god-tier so this should be good.
 
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saw this article yesterday, and 2013 sounds far too soon in my opinion, then again the same team that knocked out the galaxy games knocked out 3d land too? keeping in mind there is about an 18 month difference between them I wouldn't say its impossible to have it done by then
 

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saw this article yesterday, and 2013 sounds far too soon in my opinion, then again the same team that knocked out the galaxy games knocked out 3d land too? keeping in mind there is about an 18 month difference between them I wouldn't say its impossible to have it done by then
Galaxy 2 & 3D Land were by Tokyo Development Group 2 (Brownie Brown did a lot on 3D Land as well) so there is the chance that the next game would be by Group 1 who did the first Mario Galaxy plus they've not done anything since that game (OoT 3D was mainly by Grezzo). As well as that there are other teams in EAD who have been fairly quiet.

Maybe Miyamoto would be directing this one, he's not directed a Mario game since the first Galaxy and he does like to have at least one by himself on a home console. He's said he's been working on top secret game for Wii U so it could be that. I'm not sure if he is directing Pikmin 3 though but he has been quiet on game development if he's not doing that one.

Either way I hope its better than 3D Land.
 
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While I adore the Galaxy games, I want something more like Super Mario 64 this time with really large open levels.

Either way I hope its better than 3D Land.
3D Land is really good, though. EAD 2 did a tremendous job of mixing the two styles (2D and 3D).
 
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I just hope they never touch Sunshine again. I can't see anything fun about that game especially when there were two highly superior Galaxy games after it.

But yeah, I don't think Mario games are gonna be system sellers for me ever again. They're great and all but after a couple of hours you're done unless you want to do typical collectathon stuff. Not really the "keeps my console going" type of game I want.
 
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3D Land is really good, though. EAD 2 did a tremendous job of mixing the two styles (2D and 3D).
It was the most uneventful proper Mario game I've ever played. I felt like I was going through the motions playing it. However despite the lack of anything remotely original or it being what I'd call a "Mario by Numbers" game the 3D was spot on, it gave a legitimate reason to the existence of having 3D on the 3DS.
 

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if they are going to make a new mario 3d , i would like to see a level based on a super mario 64 level,like thwomp fortress was in mario galaxy 2.
 

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3D Land is really good, though. EAD 2 did a tremendous job of mixing the two styles (2D and 3D).
It was the most uneventful proper Mario game I've ever played. I felt like I was going through the motions playing it. However despite the lack of anything remotely original or it being what I'd call a "Mario by Numbers" game the 3D was spot on, it gave a legitimate reason to the existence of having 3D on the 3DS.
Yeah, a rushed title that's out there only for the sake of having a Mario title early for the system, I bet that if the system got better sales from the beginning this would have released much later.
It's good because it's standard Mario platforming, but having played the previous games I see how 3D Land didn't really bring much new content to the table.
Plus it was short and easy.

What I like about it though were the mechanics and the new perspective it used. It both looked and played nice.
 
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I think that nintendo is over-using (sorry about my English here) the Mario franchise more than anytime before, and none of these games are "spin-off" title, witch made the situation worse.
 

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But yeah, I don't think Mario games are gonna be system sellers for me ever again. They're great and all but after a couple of hours you're done unless you want to do typical collectathon stuff. Not really the "keeps my console going" type of game I want.
I have to agree with this for the most part. The only Mario game platformers I'm genuinely interested in now are the high-quality, original 3D platformers like 64 and the original Galaxy were. If they pull off something like that, it'll be a system seller for me, anything less and I won't care. The NSMB series can sod off.
 

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I think that nintendo is over-using (sorry about my English here) the Mario franchise more than anytime before, and none of these games are "spin-off" title, witch made the situation worse.
They are portable titles, there haven't been a good original portable Mario platformer since the land series on the original gameboy. GBA didn't even have one.

I've always counted the portable games as spin-offs since NSMB DS was released.
Scratch that, I've counted portable Mario platformers as spin-offs since the first game in the land series.
 

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http://gbatemp.net/topic/332514-nsmb2-developed-by-new-comers-galaxy-team-working-on-nsmbu/

If the The NSMBW/Galaxy team ( EAD A team) is working on New Super Mario Bros. U, who is working on this new Wii U 3d mario game?

Better not be the Mario cram school lol
 

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