Recent content by MrPerson0

I'm actually very interested in the translation of this interview as well! I ended up getting the Kindle version. Does anyone know of any translators who would be willing to translate eight pages of content? I asked PushDustin to see if he would be willing to, but that is probably unlikely.

I don't think so. Mario Strikers has always been done by NLG, Mario Baseball (and basic Soccer) by Bamco, etc. Nintendo would likely want to go back to the original devs for those sports. The main reason that Camelot seems to work on Golf and Tennis is because it seems that they are legitimately...

The reason this game sold pretty poorly is a mix of people preferring to play this on console, not handheld (part of the reason why Mario Golf sold poorly on 3DS too), and that it released after the Switch came out. Also, one of the included sports probably wasn't popular overall (Horseback...

Back in May 2020: I noticed a lot of people saying Mario Golf isn't happening likely missed/ignored the "2020" post, and homed in on the "Those never had a chance" one. Also, people were questioning about why Mario Golf wouldn't be revealed in the 35th Anniversary Direct, and even I had to...

It's there on the shop site: https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/mario-golf-super-rush-switch/ Could be similar to how they worked on Aces, started it off before handing it off to Nintendo. In the trailer, there were a few tells where they used some things from Mario Golf: World Tour.

You seem to keep on ignoring the fact that Mario Tennis Aces was announced in January 2018 and released in June 2018. Not saying that Mario Golf is guaranteed, but saying that this could happen as well.

It's simply due to Mario Golf (main series ones) historically coming out in the summer/spring time (even before World Tour's delay, it was planned to release in Summer 2013). If they do end up announcing it in January, it'll probably have a May or June release if Aces is anything to go by. Also...

You say "even with Covid" but you don't seem to grasp how detrimental it was to their plans for this year, seeing that Nintendo likely had a whole Mario lineup planned for this year, especially in conjunction with the 2020 Olympics. For all we know, Mario Golf is ready to go as well, and they...

Thanks for the source. Assuming there wasn't any trademark news for Aces, I guess it's possible that Mario Golf might still get an announcement in January (just like Aces did). If not, then it's likely that Camelot is working on something else.

Guess that's how it'll be for future games made by Camelot as well. Can you also link a translation of that Aces interview? So in Mario Tennis' case, there wasn't any trademark renewal (or creation) until the game was revealed in 2018? Don't recall talk about any Mario Tennis trademark in 2017.

Why do people keep on saying that Camelot hasn't been working on anything since Mario Tennis Ace's release? They have been pushing patches/DLC for the game for a whole year, so they would be free since June 2019, not June 2018. Also, can anyone confirm if people reported on a trademark renewal...

I hope you realize that is a fake quote that is spreading around recently. Here's what he actually said regarding online: "We therefore believe that services which ask our consumers to obtain paid memberships are not always the best. We cannot promise here that Nintendo will always provide you...