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Nintendo Speculation | Mario Strikers Rumour True?

32161 on 20.08.2006 at 12:36

Quick News - Following the rumour of a Mario Strikers Wii sequel being shown at Leipzig next week, various job listings on Next Level Games' site have shown it is working on both an unnamed game, as well as an adventure title for Wii.

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Marzy on 20.08.2006 at 12:57#1

Cools I liked Mario Strikers. Nice to see thier making an adventure game because there hasnt been a decent one in ages.

Negatio on 20.08.2006 at 13:15#2

Okay, i've been keeping in touch with the amount of exclusive titles that are in the works so this amounts to 68, i've been keeping in touch with the other consoles as well but they seem to be stagnant at 63 for PS3 and 68 for 360.

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amtrid on 20.08.2006 at 13:43#3

Well like marzy said its good to know that another adventure game is coming to wii and that they wont just make mario strikers and a sequel once its doe the job.

The Croft on 20.08.2006 at 17:18#4

Strikers was brilliant craic still playing it to this day a wii version would rock my cock

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Mason on 20.08.2006 at 17:51#5

Good stuff, thought this would turn out to be true. I'm unsure about how they're going to implement Wii control into a Mario Smash Football sequel, but personally I've wondered about a football game that only uses the remote in the simplest capacity. Rather than have it being used to control complicated tricks and such, I'd prefer the usual stuff kept to buttons mainly, and have the ability to point where I want the ball to go when I press the button to kick it. The way I imagine this, it'd be a lot more fluid to pass the ball about than holding the analogue stick in the direction you want it to go, and would mean that you don't have to move the analogue stick and stop moving even for a second to pass the ball off to another player.

The Mariner on 20.08.2006 at 19:07#6

Argh! Another unneeded Mario Sports title. There are still 4 new games to be shown, right? Will they be shown at the conference on the 22nd?

( Edited on 20.08.2006 19:12 by Ben )

The Strat Man on 20.08.2006 at 19:43#7

Another strikers should be fun, but I agree with ben. We don't need another Mario sport title and I'd much rather see them use more of their time working on other projects like the adventure title.

Anyway, I don't mind that much, if all the sports titles get out the way now we can hope that'll be it for the Wii's life.

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The Croft on 20.08.2006 at 21:20#8

mario sports games strikers, tennis and golf are brilliant games hoping for wii sequels

Agul on 21.08.2006 at 00:37#9

Oh man, I hope this rumor is true because the Mario sports games are brilliant, lol. I love 'em. So. Much. Fun. It'll be interesting to see how they'll use the Wiimote.

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