3DS - Spilrygter og spekulationer

“We need to work even more closely with the U.S. team,” to make sure preferences in the U.S. are reflected at the development stage, Iwata said. The U.S. historically has comprised 40% to 50% of Nintendo’s sales, he noted.

The company is now working on the right balance of localizing Japan-oriented games just enough so that foreign audiences can enjoy them. Even the most “Japanese” games can translate abroad without losing their identity, Iwata said, pointing to “Animal Crossing,” a 3DS game in which players interact with creatures like Gulliver the seagull while focusing on finding insects and planting trees.

The company is now working to decide what can be kept and what needs to be scrapped for its overseas launch of “Tomodachi Collection” — or “Friend Collection” — a 3DS life simulation game in which Miis from consoles can interact with one another and develop via mundane activities, such as exchanging food and clothing.

“It’s all about balance,” Iwata said.

Go clubbing around the world with Mario. Tee off as your favorite Mario or Mii character while challenging players online.* Shoot into warp pipes and dodge piranha plants in Mushroom Kingdom areas or take a shot at the nature-themed courses.

Power-up your shots with special items to burn past pesky plants, blast over gaping chasms, or freeze water hazards. The new Castle Club has both naturalistic and Mario-themed courses, a training area to hone your skills, and a pro shop where you can get unlockable gear and outfits. Test your skills in a gauntlet of course challenges, play with friends locally (using emoticons to cheer them on), or take on players around the world in online real-time tournaments.* Discover additional paid downloadable courses and participate in special trial tournaments.

• Play as your Mii character or as your favorite Mario characters.
• Golf it up on Mario courses with special item shots.
• Play with friends all over the world in real-time, and use emoticons to cheer them on.*
• Trick out your Mii character and get the edge on your competition with outfits and equipment.
• Use the touch screen and motion sensor to better track and control shots.
• Create and play in online communities with unique tournament rules.*
• Compete in worldwide tournaments online.*
• Trial Tournaments with entirely new DLC courses.

<b>3DS release list 2016 *Funded by Nintendo only*:</b>

<b>Spring-Early Summer</b>
Mario and Sonic Rio 2016
Nintendo Selects Wave 1
Hyrule Warriors Legends
Disney Art Academy
Bravely Second
Code Name: “Caviar F” (all ages smaller budget game)
Metroid Prime: Federation Force

<b>Summer</b>
Code name: “Torte City” big budget unannounced game for all gamers core/all ages
Dragon Quest VII
Code name: “Cadillac” (all ages smaller budget game late summer)

<b>Fall-Holiday</b>
3DS Hardware Price Cut
Code name: “N-Stars” big budget game for all ages
Nintendo Selects Wave 2
Code name: “DMW2” possibly Disney Magical World 2
Dragon Quest VIII
Pokémon 20th Anniversary game “Niji” (remember code names mean nothing, forget about the Rainbow, your gold is not there)

seb_gbk skrev:
Både NX og 3DS line-up rygterne lyder ganske lækre, og det lyder da også mere lovende end så mange andre "rygter", men selvom han måske har en kilde, så er det ikke til at sige, om den kilde bare tager pis på ham. Men lad os nu se, det virker ikke urealistisk.