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Release Date
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WW: August 29, 2017
A tactical RPG set in the Mario universe featuring Ubisoft's Rabbids franchise!
Anyone else looking forward to this?
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Release Date
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WW: August 29, 2017
A tactical RPG set in the Mario universe featuring Ubisoft's Rabbids franchise!
Anyone else looking forward to this?
I'll just quote myself from the E3 thread.
If it becomes a Nintendo Select (8 years from now) I'll probably get it, but it's not looking like a $60 must-have to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Ganon
So, Mario wants to join the XCOM project now.
I cannot say I disapprove of this idea at all.
Mario game. Tactical RPG. Checking my favorite boxes here. ...but Rabbids? Why man, why?
Those designs are pretty idiotic looking.
Because it was made by Ubisoft instead of Nintendo, right? I presume that's the case anyway. Nintendo has been more lenient on licensing out their productsQuote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder
Yeah, I get that part. But they could have just buddied them up with Rayman or Ezio or something.
Because it's Ubisoft!Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder
:P
No, I get it, and I totally agree. Rayman would have been way better. And they're from the Rayman universe. That would have actually made me more interested. Or if they just told Ubisoft to use whatever from the Nintendo world, Mario could recruit Link and Samus
Of all the game publishers, Ubisoft is the hardest logic for me to follow. But I'm sure Nintendo didn't agree until the entire idea was laid out, so I'm sure they were okay with it for some reason
Definitely recommend anyone interested in the game to check this out. Or if you just have an interest in a behind the scenes look at how the game was made.
I honestly think this is one of the most unique and surprising games I've seen. It seems like the entire team at Ubisoft put a ton of passion and care into the project, and it really shows with how polished and gorgeous it looks.
Between Mario X-Com and Pokemon I am ready for a Nintendo Switch.
I can't really call out its flaws until they actually exist in the real world. But I still have my doubts that combination and slap-stick delivery will tell a narrative that would ever make me feel invested in the outcome. This seems like one of those games that's all about the game-play and humor
I play X-Com because there's something interesting at stake, not just for a fun battle
This will, again, be one of those games, where I'm glad it exists, someone tried something new, and took a risk, and got to pour their heart into something instead of just making a yearly cash-in sequel to something. And that's always good for the industry, so I hope it does well. But I can't see it being for me. I'm tempted to call it "Babby's first strategy game", but looking beyond my jadedness, there's probably never been a better strategy game for beginners and kids
They're the Minions of video games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder