fhqwghadPosted 12/12/2012 10:24:05 PM | Star fox or Kirby attractions would be cool.
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SirNikoPosted 12/13/2012 5:08:26 AM | For adding a whole new attraction, that seems unlikely. Adding more levels for the existing attractions might be possible. I think they did that with New Super Mario Bros 2 just a short time ago.
The more likely situation is that Nintendo would develop new attractions and then release a sequel, or at least a similar game. Or maybe release an extra attraction as a stand-alone WiiWare title. I could see that happen, though I wouldn't expect it.
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Hejiru206Posted 12/13/2012 6:31:58 AM | I doubt it.
What I can see happening is making a sequel. Think about it. Nintendo said that we'd be getting games that could use two Gamepads in the future, right? That's a pretty big change, and could make for several new gameplay ideas. So when they release that, I could see them making "Nintendo Land 2" (2 because a sequel, and also because 2 gamepads) and bundling it with a second gamepad. And it would have 12 new attractions focusing on dual-gamepad games. Pretty much the same as how they released Wii Sports Resort when they made Motion Plus.
As for games... it would depend on the attractions themselves. Whatever type of gameplay it has, it would be themed to match a certain franchise. That's what they did with the first game. But if I had to choose...
-Star Fox
-Kirby
-Wario
-Bowser
-Ice Climber
-A new Mario game (besides the Bowser one)
-A new Zelda game (perhaps with Tingle?)
-A new Metroid game
-A new Pikmin game
-A new Animal Crossing game
-Kid Icarus
-A new Donkey Kong game
Kirby I could see not happening, because technically he's what's referred to as "second-party." And everything in Nintendo Land was pure first party. However, Kirby is sort of a special case; Nintendo often lumps him in with first party stuff when other second parties like Pokemon are absent, and heck, even Fire Emblem which is technically first party because Intelligent Systems is owned by Nintendo.
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OmegaSolPosted 12/14/2012 6:39:22 AM | Didn't Nintendo say at E3 there would be additional attractions to NintendoLand and third parties were even working on their own?
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Hejiru206Posted 12/14/2012 7:45:42 AM (edited) | OmegaSol posted...Didn't Nintendo say at E3 there would be additional attractions to NintendoLand and third parties were even working on their own? I don't remember that. *goes to check* edit: I just re-watched the Nintendo Land part of E3 and they didn't say anything about that. I think if they had said that a lot more people would be talking about it. --- "The difference between fiction and reality is that fiction has to make sense." -Tom Clancy |
NyyarkPosted 12/14/2012 10:57:38 AM | I really expect it. It would be a good place for Nintendo to practice their DLC. |
AntiSocialPosted 12/15/2012 3:35:43 PM | Maybe there will be in the eventual sequel (Nintendo World?)
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lionheart5656Posted 12/16/2012 12:22:18 AM | It's not hard to expand the area a bit and add some more trophies.
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MetalGusREbirthPosted 12/18/2012 2:41:11 PM | I'd pay for an innovative new attraction, but not for new levels. But hey, that's just me. |
DrakkardnoirPosted 12/21/2012 7:21:06 AM | I'd be all over new attractions ..maybe a Pokemon hunter? Starfox laser tag? |
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