1 2018/05/14(月) 20:31:26.01
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https://nintendoeverything.com/hamster-on-the-process-of-making-arcade-archives-mario-bros-for-switch-working-with-nintendo-much-more/2/
Nintendo Dream is anticipating even more Nintendo arcade games to be revived in the future, such as Sheriff and Space Firebird.
Hamada notes that Sheriff had a unique shot button as it looked like the channel button on old TVs. Nintendo Dream suggests that they could also place the Joy-Con on a desk and spin it to emulate Sheriff's gameplay.
While Hamada still can't make solid promises for now, he would like to provide more variety of titles in the future.
They also talked about third-party Arcade Archives titles on Switch. Hamada noted that at the Tokyo Big Sight event last January,
the Arcade Archives logo was included in the third-party list for Switch.
So he would like to include as many games to Switch as possible, as long as they don't have licensing issues.
It is possible to port the other Arcade Archives titles currently available in other consoles, and Hamada would also like to release games which licenses are held by arcade game maker companies of the past, like Nihon Bussan, UPL, and NMK.
Right now Hamster holds the rights to roughly 500 titles. Although some of these games are still difficult to release today,
Hamada wants to release as many as possible.
https://nintendoeverything.com/hamster-on-the-process-of-making-arcade-archives-mario-bros-for-switch-working-with-nintendo-much-more/2/
Nintendo Dream is anticipating even more Nintendo arcade games to be revived in the future, such as Sheriff and Space Firebird.
Hamada notes that Sheriff had a unique shot button as it looked like the channel button on old TVs. Nintendo Dream suggests that they could also place the Joy-Con on a desk and spin it to emulate Sheriff's gameplay.
While Hamada still can't make solid promises for now, he would like to provide more variety of titles in the future.
They also talked about third-party Arcade Archives titles on Switch. Hamada noted that at the Tokyo Big Sight event last January,
the Arcade Archives logo was included in the third-party list for Switch.
So he would like to include as many games to Switch as possible, as long as they don't have licensing issues.
It is possible to port the other Arcade Archives titles currently available in other consoles, and Hamada would also like to release games which licenses are held by arcade game maker companies of the past, like Nihon Bussan, UPL, and NMK.
Right now Hamster holds the rights to roughly 500 titles. Although some of these games are still difficult to release today,
Hamada wants to release as many as possible.
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