Their “methodology” blurb has so many buzzwords that I’m inclined to agree.

Now I’m really wondering if the participants (or the people conducting the poll) knew the difference between Zelda and Link.

One of his first gigs was when a software company mistakenly contacted his business to make a program of sorts, and rather than explaining the situation, he was like “Who? Oh yeah, sure, we are definitely that company you were looking for, we totally know the thing you’re talking about, we’ll do it!”. He was a liar from the very start, it just took some time, and a handful of overhyped (by him) games for people to catch on. If I had to point to an specific event for the decline in his public image, it’d be the Project Milo presentation for the Kinect (just revealed as Project Natal).

The rest of his portfolio.

They are letting the investors know in advance they won’t talk about Switch. The Japanese Twitter account is used for these kind of things.

Maybe it’s just for the photo, I thought it was crib at first haha.

There is only so much you can do with a Mode 7 track editor. Mario Maker provides a massive catalogue of obstacles and power ups for the creator to use as they see fit, an OG F-Zero maker won’t provide even a fraction of opportunities. As a standalone software it doesn’t make business sense, but it could be an expansion to 99.

Im thinking that we’re due for some Prime 4 anything. Its really funny that the game Nintendo used to promote the Switch is still not ready, and yet the next console is just around the corner by now lol.

The rumor basically claims the dev kits have an LCD screen, it could be subject to change, but developers need to know how their games will look like on the screen, so if it’s true the kits have this screen, then the console most likely will have it too.