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I agree. Nintendo is showing something during the summer no matter what, and there has been zero evidence provided that the virus has affected their game and direct announcements.
Most people only think of E3 as press conferences, but those will be easily replicated. The repercussions will come from the deals that don't happen: the indie pitches and biz lunches and chance meetings that can save companies. E3's cancellation could really hurt some people
— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) March 11, 2020
Dude just keep good hygiene and be aware of what's going on in your state and city specifically. It's not the apocalypse. E3 literally isn't that big of a deal for game announcements.
I feel the opposite to be honest. I know a lot of people are looking at Byleth and thinking the next character must be promotional, but if you look at their (and the others) situations all of them were characters that the public was aware of before the time of their choosing.
Because it's worldwide, transmits faster and has higher mortality rates? John Oliver reported on how Corona already killed more than SARS and MERS and that was before Italy had 100 deaths, let alone the 300+ now
I want Kiryu in smash not for the character himself but for the stuff he'd bring with him.
You see it's perfect casting because Majima is just the Joker but with a moral center.
Maybe you wouldn’t get it so badly, but the elderly and those with weak immune systems are more likely to die from it. I live with such people - my family.
This is a good point. Didn’t talks for Banjo getting in begin at E3 2018? And then other stuff like getting Star Fox in Starlink only happened because of Nintendo seeing Ubisoft show it off. Sure, this stuff could hypothetically happen elsewhere, but I imagine E3 was a good melting pot
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And that I understand but everything I had read they're treating like it's the next bucolic plague or black death when that isn't the case. Regardless it's still got an higher mortality rate and plenty of people with family that don't want them to die from it notably the elderly and people with health issues.
What will you play now that gaming is cancelled, faygo?
Yes it did. A couple times.
Smash speculation got me back into Dragon Quest and made me play the Banjo duology again for old time sake. Good stuff.
Thing is, with a mortality rate of 2 percent when it's literally everywhere, it means the worst case scenario is 2 percent of the planet dying off. That's a total of one hundred fifty million, six hundred thousand people who would be dead in that scenario. If you understand it like you claim you do, why ****ing question it? It's like "I know 2x2 is 4, but why is 2+2 4 aswell?"
Welp, you heard it here first folks, FP6 is Beta Poliwrath
Nier Automata, Puyo Puyo, and Resident Evil are just a few that come to mind.
But wouldn't that also risk infection?
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I'm not interested in your advances, sorry to say.
i hate it here
I wonder if Faygo hates being on SmashBoards
Everyone at the ESA and everywhere else had to know that canceling it this year means ending it forever.
Well wynn, on one hand you have precedent of every new IP moving 2+ million units getting a sequel, statements from Nintendo regarding what they were looking for commercially out of titles, and people who at least have a vague understanding of what constitutes a commercially successful game, and on the other hand you have people ignoring the actual sales data and making their argument revolve around an extraneous comic book.
