Super Mario 3D All-Stars

i honestly think the new mario kart is a very cool concept but in the long term it'd propably not be as interesting to play as a 'normal' mario kart game since i honestly wouldn't feel like setting it up physically and making sure my area is ok to race and after this academic year i'm probably going to be in a small university room most of the time i play on the switch so yeah i'm not sold on it but i do credit its fun idea
 
I think you should be able to save tracks to the game kind of like courses in Mario Maker. Once the track has been played on, you could save it to your game and you wouldn't have to set up that specific track in that area. I know it probably wouldn't work, but it would be cool.
 
I take issue with the fact that it's controlled via a real life object, I know that's the entire point, but I feel it will end up being detrimental. The game is going to control based of how this toy can handle in real life, not in a game, so chances these physics just won't be fun to use.

The game just seems like a quick novelty and nothing else, and to me that's just not worth $100.
 
Okay, I was looking at Nintendo's official website, and I noticed something that sounds bad. It says " Make Mario move using the Nintendo Switch system's Joy-Con™ controllers." as in, you can't use a pro controller? It could be nothing, but its weird they don't even mention the pro controllers. Just something to think about.
 
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YoshiFlutterJump said:
Well they did the same thing for Super Mario All-Stars on Wii, and that eventually got a full release under the Nintendo Selects line, so there is hope.

Or this might end up like Kirby's Dream Collection, a brilliant compilation of six great games that's stuck with them eBay scalpers. Let's hope not.
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Let's not forget Metroid Prime Trilogy, that was limited release window as well until it was re-released on Wii U e-Shop and Nintendo Selects, I think.
 
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Dr. Peach said:
Let's not forget Metroid Prime Trilogy, that was limited release window as well until it was re-released on Wii U e-Shop and Nintendo Selects, I think.
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I don't think Nintendo Selects, but it was released on Wii U eShop. Same thing with Pikmin & Pikmin 2 on Wii. Only back then there wasn't really high demand, they just came out when no one cared.
 
Now I have Ideas For Racetracks:
-Starting Tour-
Baby Park (House Ver)

Elijah Circuit (It's Just A Circuit that's shaped lik a "E")

Book Road

Under the Table

Under The Table T

Book Road T

Elijah Circuit RMX

Lego Land (Mabye)

There.

Depends on Price