Swiftie_Luma said:
Yes they do keep them. Never noticed they were mute in Open though.
But i noticed that if the characters make a ''hurt'' sound when hitting and they still make a score , they will change that hurt sound in the replay with a normal one.
I.e.
Rosalina vs Daisy , Rosalina hits the ball ''the wrong way'' so she says ''Owww'' while hitting but she still makes her score.
In the replay that ''Owwww'' is replaced with a ''Woo'' , most likely because they wanted the characters to look good since eveytime they make a score no matter what they focus the camera on them as shown in the gif before showing the hit.
So, that's great that they even coded that portion correctly. I mean, I think the 3DS is capable of handling something like that (you know, with Smash for 3DS being able to save replays IIRC) and that's great.
I really wish there was a MKTV-like system for replays, so you can save the best moments. I had a lot of damn fine replay moments in Mario Tennis Open/Mario Power Tennis. Well again in Mario Tennis Open, it wouldn't really be worth saving with no voice effects.
Magikrazy said:
I'm just really excited for that horse racing part, and am glad to see Nintendo trying something new for Mario Sports. A part of me is combing my brain for ideas on what they could do next, but another part of me is worried the game itself might bomb (critically or financially) and discourage them from further experimenting with new sports.
I don't see how this game will bomb at all. Unlike the Wii U, the Nintendo 3DS has a rather large install base. The game comes packaged with 5 sports that are promised to be in-depth (though we'll see how that turns out) at a regular price. I think any Mario sports fan will be appealed by having 5 games in one, as well as more casual people. Mario sports have usually sold well unless their name is Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash and even so, that game has a myriad of problems as well as being on the Wii U.
TB100 said:
Funny you say that actually, One of the rumored games for the Switch is an Enhanced port of Mario Sports Superstars. (It'll definitely explain why Bandai Namco is here.)
One of the tweets did mention "multiplatform" though it could be referring to the New 3DS.
If there will be a Switch port that'll be freaking amazing.
But I expect Namco to be working on the Horse Racing, Soccer, and Baseball segments. We don't know how involved Camelot is with those sports.
LeftyGreenMario said:
I wonder if other modes get some personalized in-depth treatment as horse racing. Or they get just something new outside of the base games we've seen in the other three sports.
Who knows? Even with the base game with new courts, I'll be very pleased.