Welp. Apocalypse approaches the past gen.
http://kotaku.com/nintendo-killing-o...ium=Socialflow
Y'all got until May 20th. Goodbye Brawl/Pokemon/Mario Kart matches on wi-fi.
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Welp. Apocalypse approaches the past gen.
http://kotaku.com/nintendo-killing-o...ium=Socialflow
Y'all got until May 20th. Goodbye Brawl/Pokemon/Mario Kart matches on wi-fi.
This will also mark the end of any Zero online play.
Hmmm... I wonder if someone will find a way to tunnel local wireless games over the internet. That would be wild. I'm going to miss Gen IV/V Pokemon online mostly, and the occasional brawl match with some of my friends who don't live near me anymore.
My question is, why the DS? Isn't it the same wireless as on the 2/3ds?
No, it is not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue-Hawk
Hopefully now the Dolphin guys can continue working on their own, superior netplay option instead of the trash heap NFC.
I would seriously much prefer to play Brawl over fucking Kaillera than that laggy piece of shit official online.
Grab 3/2Ds and keep playing pokemon 4-5 and Psz?
The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service is being shut down, that's what handled all online games for the Wii, DS and DSi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vintasticvin
The service for the 3DS and WiiU is called Nintendo Network. Think of them as two separate online systems. You won't be able to use a 2DS or 3DS to get online with these games once the service shuts down in May.
I disovered that myself not too long ago lol so much for trying to be a genius and thanks for the greater clarity of the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJcooltrainer
Crap, that sucks. Who wants to put together a list of games worth playing online before they shut down?
I've never played Zero online before. I guess I better do so before I miss my chance!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
I'd say:
PS Zero, any Pokemon game, Mario Kart DS and Metroid Prime Hunters. That's what I remember playing online the most. Good luck finding any games, though, as not many people play DS games online anymore. (I think most that do are flashcart users, probably why Nintendo doesn't care.)
I only really played Mario Kart DS and Metroid Prime Hunters online (but man, did I play them a lot back in the day).
I am still sitting around in like... the second gym in Pokemon Black, so I'm probably not going to get too much out of playing online. But maybe I can try doing some trading or something.
I don't really have much to say on this. I mean I have a custom password for my home wifi and because of that I was straight out boned when it came to Phantasy Star Zero's online co-op. Can't miss what you never had I guess.
Tho if I saw a retooled full PSZ (and not just PSZ mini) on the 3DS E-Shop I'd pick it up in a heartbeat.
It was such a good game.
Hoping for a PSZ EP II. Maybe as the love child of the hero who teams up with a now grown up Millo and Cyan.
No more fighting hackers in Jump Ultimate stars...
O.o What if you played as a almighty (and superior) Cast or Caseal......Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshiblue
Answer AAnswer BSpoiler!Spoiler!
Screw your nanomachines its all about dat Techno organic sonny boy */la pose7*Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshiblue
I imagine that we'd already have a Zero sequel by now if there was going to be one.Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshiblue
I'd think so too, but I didn't especially expect Phantasy Star Zero to come out in the first place - and I don't think any of us saw PSO2 coming in a serious, plausible way.
In light of that, I find PSZ2 possible in the next few years, after Phantasy Star Nova does its thing.
If they made a PSZ2 it would most likely be on the 3DS (for continuity's sake?), and it would most likely be Japan only (>international players getting new PS games)
You know what that means.
Would be funny if it was made by Atlus. For all we know, it could be on the back burner of things that they could do.
I don't think Sega is going give up on PSO2 side projects so easily. PSO2 is still relatively new, popular (I guess? I don't check much that would tell me otherwise), and making Sega money so I don't see them focusing on an old game that didn't sell very well. Maybe Sega will go back and revitalize older branches of the series after people get tired of playing Random Dress Up Doll Online but until then, I can't see them focus on anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by gigawuts
Oh yeah wasn't half the reason they made PSZ was because so many people were butthurt about PSU's existence because it wasn't PSO enough?
But here they already have a million lolicons splashing water damaged cash all over the dressup features...
Maybe we'll get a real PSO2Portable2Infinity 6 years from now though.
I don't necessarily think Nova will flop or anything (I'm really hoping it doesn't since PSO games designed to be fun offline are what I evidently fell in love with, not the online ones, plus its success may feed some positive changes back into PSO2 itself), but it is something they have that would be easier to create a sequel for than make a whole new game for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
...Maybe. It depends on if they think it's salvageable. I forget it didn't sell well since I and a bunch of my friends were so stoked about it.
I guess I've just noticed this little pattern where they like to do side-games every so often, even with their main game chugging along - possibly just to maintain a visible presence on a platform. Much like car sales, even selling something for 0 net profit and breaking even is still a net benefit.
Atlus does good work, so please don't get my hopes up.Quote:
Originally Posted by yoshiblue
Sega has made it pretty clear they don't want to interfere too much with Atlus. So basically, if Atlus got involved in a new Phantasy Star game, it would probably mean that Sega has started becoming more involved in their day-to-day. That... could be good or bad? I'm not sure, but Atlus seems to be doing things right and I'm worried of shaking anything up.
I had my golden days with Metroid Prime Hunters, Mario Kart, PSZ, and a few others. Great times, but I can't say I'm going to horribly miss them. There was never much cheat protection which always irked me as well as the system being a little dated (still hate friend codes).
R.I.P.
Is there a good Tetris w/ active online for 3DS?
While you're probably right, I pray to god that you are dead wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
Zero may have been a financial flop, but I've not felt happier playing a Phantasy Star game since the original PSO.
Actually. To tell the truth. When it came to Phantasy Star Online games, it was still expected. And why? Because we pretty much got all the Phantasy Star Online playable releases, in the west, all the way up until Phantasy Star Portable 2. It was only after that when SEGA decided to kind of give up on Western releases. Infinity broke the combo, and it remained broken ever since.Quote:
Originally Posted by gigawuts
Oh, I meant that I didn't expect PSZ to be created in the first place.
Have anyone tried Ragnarok Odyssey Ace? It's sort of like PSP 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akaimizu
Sort of, but not really. The Ragnarok Odyssey games aren't bad. But they really seem a lot more simpler than PSP2. Compared to a typical character in PSP2, they have very little skills or abilities, or as dynamic-level of gameplay as PSP2.
It sort of has a mission structure kind of like Monster Hunter, but it boils down to a simpler dungeon hacker that still sticks pretty much to a fantasy realm more than science-fiction.
Not to say it's bad, a more regular paced dungeon hacker "online" and on a console, these days, is rather slim pickings. Even with this update, it kind of feels like this game would not be received so well if it really had much competition at all. It certainly doesn't replace something like PSP2, but it's there, online playable, and has that 3rd-person view. For any game, that fits that bill, that plays more like a traditional dungeon hacker, and not like Monster hunter, it's one of the only ones.
It's more worth it on the portable scene than the console scene, for what I feel. It's mostly because a dungeon hacker, on console, that would easily usurp this game would be Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls on PS4, or the already released console version of Diablo 3 on 360 and PS3. The dynamic aspects of gameplay and varying builds there offer a lot more longevity, IMHO. Not to mention the combat itself.
But on portable. It's kind of feels like the game that's left, when PSP2 went away. It doesn't quite approach its combat system, even with the aerial combat, but it at least has a lot of missions to go through and you can play with friends.
I'd be upset if Brawl was actually playable online. Very restricted and laggy. Hopefully it's done better next time around.