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Goran hat geschrieben: Zombi U Bundle isch kauft

Und:

Fifa 14
Nintendo Land
New Mario Bros Wii U
Black Ops 2

h4xX0r hat geschrieben:waht byonetta 2? aber nöd exklusiv? wenn mit dem scheiss pad muesch combos mache, chasch din arm grad amputiere.

"As with Bayonetta, Bayonetta 2 is under development and production here at PlatinumGames, and is a sequel to the acclaimed first game in the series. Bayonetta is one of our most beloved titles, and it played a large part in establishing PlatinumGames as an emerging game studio in the minds of users worldwide. Bayonetta has dumb fans with the brain capacity of 2 amobae the world over and we would love to kick their faces in with a stupid control scheme just for a laugh because we're stupid bastards."

Nintendo f***ing sucks, I better see a Xbox release in the future or I'll kill you

Supersonic hat geschrieben:Twitterquote

Nintendo f***ing sucks, I better see a Xbox release in the future or I'll kill you

Supersonic hat geschrieben:Twitterquote

Nintendo f***ing sucks, I better see a Xbox release in the future or I'll kill you

The launch window is all going to be single-GamePad. The dual-GamePad functionality, we expect to start seeing that in games sometime next year. Our feeling is, we're not going to sell another GamePad if you don't have something to use it with. We'll make that available as an additional accessory when there's content to support it.

Goran hat geschrieben:@ Sidu

Weisch du was Zombi U Wii U Package alles beinhalte wird?

En Wii U Pro Controller?
Nume Zombi U oder au no Nintendo Land?

Sött ja anschiened nochli tüerer si als Premium Package.

Masatshi hat geschrieben:ich han mer aber genau wäg dem jetzt de pack mal bstellt.

Former employee admits that Microsoft sale has changed the company
In September 2002, Microsoft purchased UK developer Rare for $375 million, effectively ending the firm's long-running association with Nintendo - a relationship which resulted in some of the best games ever created.
Fast forward a decade, and Rare is a very different beast. Many key staff members have left, and Microsoft has installed a new set of managers to replace them, including Scott Henson (Xbox), Craig Duncan (ex-Sumo Digital and Codemasters) and Simon Woodroffe (creator of Simon the Sorcerer).
However, in an interview with RareFanDaBase, former designer Chris Seavor expresses the opinion that the company would have retained its original staff roster if it had remained under Nintendo's wing:
RFDB: If Rare were still with Nintendo today, do you think the company would have still been the same as it was all those years ago?
Chris Seavor: Pretty much. Tim and Chris would still be around, Mark [Betteridge], Simon, loads of other people who subsequently left as well…even me maybe. A company isn’t defined by bricks and mortar. It’s a people thing, so yeah , bar a few tweaks it would have been pretty much the same, both the good and the bad.
Of course, change isn't always a negative thing. The team at Rare right now is packed with proven industry professionals with enviable track records. But it's always tempting to wonder "what if?", especially when you look back at the sparkling list of Nintendo/Rare collaborations, which includes such hits as GoldenEye 007, Jet Force Gemini and Diddy Kong Racing.

zwirrlibatz hat geschrieben:Wahr. Ich froi mich uf Call Of Duty Spec Black Ops 5.