Nintendo og Pokémon GO-udvikleren Niantic har i nat meldt ud, at de har indgået samarbejde om at skabe en Pikmin-app til mobiler. Niantic har gennem Pokémon GO specialiseret sig i Augmented Reality-spil (AR-spil) til mobiler, hvor du gennem dit mobilkamera putter digitale ting ind i virkeligheden. Nintendo har selv leget med dette i 3DS.
Den nye Pikmin-app vil udkomme senere i 2021, og du kan skrive dig op til mere info her. Der er ikke rigtig nogen information ude om app'en, men den vil tilsyneladende gøre det sjovere at gå en tur - ligesom Pokémon GO.
Pikmin-app'en er dog kun første del af det nye partnerskab. De to firmaer vil i fremtiden se på, hvad de ellers kan lave af spil i et AR-format.
Du kan læse den fulde pressemeddelelse i første kommentar til denne nyhed.
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Nemy
#2
Den skal helt sikkert hentes og prøves, selvom jeg ingen idé har om hvad jeg skal forvente xD
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JOEP
#3
Jeg tænker bare, at jeg ikke har brug for endnu et gå-spil. Der opfylder Pokémon GO alle mine behov. Jeg tror desuden, at der skal meget til, før Pikmin bliver interessant for den almindelige mobil-spiller, og det bliver svært at implementere fede features, der gør det interessant i det lange løb. Umiddelbart ville jeg gøre det sådan, at Poké-stops var nogle små opgaver, som du skulle holde dit kamera på og få dine Pikmin til at gøre noget der, små opgaver der er sjove at se på eller kræver noget management.
Nu må vi se, hvad de finder på.
Nu må vi se, hvad de finder på.
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JOEP
#5
Der er rigtig mange detaljer her:
– Currently titled “Pikmin App”
– Begins by giving players several Pikmin Seedlings in an item bag
– Seedlings grow by absorbing Step Energy generated by walking with the Pikmin App and can be plucked once enough energy has been accumulated for growth
– Players can individually name each Pikmin they’ve plucked, or automatically generate one from the app
– Currently seven species to grow: Red Pikmin, Blue Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin, Purple Pikmin, White Pikmin, Rock Pikmin, Winged Pikmin, Pikmin Attributes, Pikmin Flowers
– Can find Decor Pikmin, which are described as “unusual” Pikmin wearing attire associated with the place you found them
– Decor Pikmin are grown from Big Seedling items, or your existing Pikmin may turn into Decor Pikmin by interacting with them in certain places
– As players explore by walking around the real world, they’ll discover new Seedlings and their Pikmin Squad may pick up items along the way, like fruit
– The fruit converts into Nectar, which you’ll give to Pikmin so that they can bloom flowers whose petals you can collect
– Tapping on the flowers allows players to collect flower petals, which they’ll use during a special Flower Planting mode
– Flower petals can come in red, blue, yellow, or white
– Flower Planting is a walking mode that forms flower trails as you walk
– As a benefit, Seedlings are easier to find, and Seedlings planted in your item bag grow faster
– No microtransactions currently
– Expeditions: campaigns where players can send Pikmin to collect Seedlings or other items at places they’ve previously visited
– Choose an Expedition from the Expedition screen, then select the Pikmin they want to embark on that campaign, with the UI indicating which item they’ll collect at the end, the time required and how many Pikmin they’ll need to send
– When you take your Pikmin out for an Expedition, they’ll sometimes pick up Postcards
– These are digital keepsakes that show Pikmin on their excursion, selected from photos of real-world locations submitted by Pokémon GO and Ingress players around the world
– Pikmin App does not use photos saved to the player’s phone, or photos taken by other Pikmin App players
– Currently no function to send postcards to other players
– Lifelog: personal record of the player’s daily activities that they can curate with text and pictures to record things they’ve done
– On the Lifelog’s Entries screen, players can view the number of steps walked, flower planting results, places visited, photos captured and written entries created
– At the end of each day, the Pikmin App will generate a Daily Lookback, which is an animated summary of the player’s Pikmin App progress from the past day, visible only to them
– This summary will include the places you visited, the places where you planted flowers, and the number of steps you walked
– In some cases, if players walked a lot in a single day, they will earn a chance to get a free item by playing a propeller mini-game
– Begins by giving players several Pikmin Seedlings in an item bag
– Seedlings grow by absorbing Step Energy generated by walking with the Pikmin App and can be plucked once enough energy has been accumulated for growth
– Players can individually name each Pikmin they’ve plucked, or automatically generate one from the app
– Currently seven species to grow: Red Pikmin, Blue Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin, Purple Pikmin, White Pikmin, Rock Pikmin, Winged Pikmin, Pikmin Attributes, Pikmin Flowers
– Can find Decor Pikmin, which are described as “unusual” Pikmin wearing attire associated with the place you found them
– Decor Pikmin are grown from Big Seedling items, or your existing Pikmin may turn into Decor Pikmin by interacting with them in certain places
– As players explore by walking around the real world, they’ll discover new Seedlings and their Pikmin Squad may pick up items along the way, like fruit
– The fruit converts into Nectar, which you’ll give to Pikmin so that they can bloom flowers whose petals you can collect
– Tapping on the flowers allows players to collect flower petals, which they’ll use during a special Flower Planting mode
– Flower petals can come in red, blue, yellow, or white
– Flower Planting is a walking mode that forms flower trails as you walk
– As a benefit, Seedlings are easier to find, and Seedlings planted in your item bag grow faster
– No microtransactions currently
– Expeditions: campaigns where players can send Pikmin to collect Seedlings or other items at places they’ve previously visited
– Choose an Expedition from the Expedition screen, then select the Pikmin they want to embark on that campaign, with the UI indicating which item they’ll collect at the end, the time required and how many Pikmin they’ll need to send
– When you take your Pikmin out for an Expedition, they’ll sometimes pick up Postcards
– These are digital keepsakes that show Pikmin on their excursion, selected from photos of real-world locations submitted by Pokémon GO and Ingress players around the world
– Pikmin App does not use photos saved to the player’s phone, or photos taken by other Pikmin App players
– Currently no function to send postcards to other players
– Lifelog: personal record of the player’s daily activities that they can curate with text and pictures to record things they’ve done
– On the Lifelog’s Entries screen, players can view the number of steps walked, flower planting results, places visited, photos captured and written entries created
– At the end of each day, the Pikmin App will generate a Daily Lookback, which is an animated summary of the player’s Pikmin App progress from the past day, visible only to them
– This summary will include the places you visited, the places where you planted flowers, and the number of steps you walked
– In some cases, if players walked a lot in a single day, they will earn a chance to get a free item by playing a propeller mini-game
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#1The app is scheduled to launch globally later in 2021, with Niantic as the publisher. The title will also be the first title created by Niantic Tokyo Studio, Niantic’s development studio established in April 2018.
“As we continue to expand our games portfolio, it was a natural next step to team up with Nintendo,” said John Hanke, CEO of Niantic. “We’re looking forward to shaping the future of AR together, bringing Nintendo’s beloved game characters to life for mobile game players around the world.”
“Niantic’s AR technology has made it possible for us to experience the world as if Pikmin are secretly living all around us”, said Shigeru Miyamoto, Representative Director, Fellow, Nintendo. “Based on the theme of making walking fun, our mission is to provide people a new experience that’s different from traditional games. We hope that the Pikmin and this app will become a partner in your life.”
For pre-registration, please visit
https://nianticlabs.com/newappsignup/