Wii U Talk
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Wenn ich mich nicht irre, sind das die bisher bekannten Infos zu den Strecken.
Neue Strecken:
F-Zero
Excite Bike
Zelda
???Retro Strecken:
Wario’s Gold Mine
Yoshi Circuit
???
???Neue Charaktere:
Tanooki Mario
Cat Peach
Link
Neue Fahrzeuge:
Blue Falcon
Bdasher
MasterCycle
Tanooki-Buggy
Cat Peach… Tanooki Mario… Ein Tanooki-Buggy… ich würde sagen die vierte neue Strecke ist irgendwas aus Super Mario 3D Land/World.
Mario Kart 8 hat fast eine 50 % attach rate…
Quasi fast jeder zweite hat das Spiel…
Ich weiß es ist gut aber nicht so gut, Leute… kauft lieber Xenoblade und XCX. (>_<)
Nintendo baut derzeit die Möglichkeiten stark aus, sich Downloads zu besorgen, das könnte beides zusammenhängen.
Downloadcodes bei Amazon, in Japan.
Bald Downloadstationen (Tablets) in Fachgeschäften, Europa.
Digitale Vorbestellungen über Nintendo.com, in Nord Amerika.Und bald soll man auch wie bei Xbox One und PS4 Spiele preloaden können, 3DS ebenfallls 2015… soon-ish.
Iwata wrote:As to the Japanese market, we are continuing our proactive approach on the expansion of digital distribution channels. Among convenience store chains, we have started selling POSA download cards at Lawson and Seven-Eleven. As for online shopping, we have started selling download codes on Amazon.As a result, regarding the download version of “Super Smash Bros. for 3DS,” the rate of sales through retailers has gone higher than any other game that Nintendo has released. We feel positive that the expansion of distribution channels will lead to the expansion of market size.
On the other hand, as for the U.S. market, we have started direct digital sales through nintendo.com, the homepage of our subsidiary, Nintendo of America. Consumers who are interested in a game can visit the homepage for more information, and from there, they can purchase the game online or find a retailer that sells it.
Along with enhancing convenience, we are working on expanding the area of contact between consumers and digital content to make game purchases easier and more convenient. For example, other than access from PCs, We have made access from smart devices possible as well.
In this manner, we will work even more proactively on expanding digital distribution channels in a way that follows the marketability of each country, the market and business customs, and expand the area where consumers can come into contact with our products.In addition, we are continuing our approach on enhancing convenience for consumers who have purchased the download version of a game. Until now, consumers were required to turn on the game platform and enter the download code at Nintendo e-Shop to play the download version of a game purchased at an online shop, which created a usability issue. From now, by entering the Nintendo Network ID (NNID) and password at the time of purchase at an online shop, the game will be automatically downloaded through the SpotPass feature, without requiring consumers to enter the download code at Nintendo e-Shop on Wii U or Nintendo 3DS. This function makes possible, for example, purchasing a game at an online shop while being away from home, and enjoying the game soon after arriving home, without having to wait for the game to be downloaded, which would be completed by then. This function is available at Rakuten Books and yodobashi.com starting today, and it will be available at other online shops, including Amazon, in future.
This automatic distribution system has also been implemented for digital sales at nintendo.com in the U.S, as introduced earlier. By clicking on the orange button and entering your NNID and password at the time of purchase, automatic distribution is made possible. Then, the game is automatically downloaded through the SpotPass feature after purchase, without requiring the consumer to enter the download code at the Nintendo e-Shop on the game platform.
Iwata wrote:Also, we will be implementing what we call a “pre-download” system with “Super Smash Bros. for Wii U” that will be released at the end of this year.The “pre-download” system is a system in which consumers who have purchased the game before its release can download most of the game content in advance. Using this system, consumers will not have to wait for a long time to download the game after its release. They will then be able to start playing the game by only downloading a requisite minimum amount of update data.
In addition to the automatic distribution system at the time of purchase, which I have just explained, the “pre-download” system will be available with download cards sold at stores as well, by entering the download code at Nintendo e-Shop in advance. Consumers will not be required to save the download card until the release of the game if they enter the download code on the day of purchase.
This system will be implemented on Wii U first, and is planned for Nintendo 3DS next year.
As I have mentioned today, we are working on various approaches to make the digital business more user-friendly by providing a variety of payment methods, expanding distribution channels and enhancing consumer convenience.QoL ist quasi das hier… Eine Gerät was den Schlaf analisiert… Ich versteh nur nicht, sie kooperieren mit dieser Firma, die bereits das produziert was Iwata angesprochen hat, wozu das “selbe” Gerät nochmal und nur von Nintendo..? (o_O) Daten werden in eine Cloud geschickt und analisiert… Die Idee ist ja ganz nett aber das findet nur Käufer wenn es verdammt günstig ist und gut funktioniert…
Wtf?!?
Galaxy soll kein würdiges 3D Mario sein?
Nach Super Mario 64 sind die beiden Galaxy Teile, das Beste was Nintendo mit Mario im Namen auf den Markt gebracht hat.
Super Mario 3D Land und 3D World sind keine würdigen 3D Mario.
Aber wie immer sind die Geschmäcker verschieden und in einer Sache sind wir uns aber bestimmt einig: Kein Mario ist schlecht
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