Ain't that the truth!I'm the 'friend' who made that Miyamoto video.
I hope Nintendo shows at least a bit of Color Splash at E3. At least they improved on one thing FOR SURE about Sticker Star: the bland worlds. From what we've seen (3 areas), it seems already at least better than Sticker Star.
Hope so too.I hope it's at least shown off this E3. With the new recent Treehouse information, it's inching closer since 3 games were shown. Unless they want to pretend Color Splash never existed.
By the way, did you see the sources I added to my Miyamoto interviews? Now you know it's real.
You're talking about that Miyamoto interview video? I knew that was fake the minute I started watching it, haha.Even the reveal trailer could be an April Fools video and nobody would have realized it was serious. Also, hello @fawfulthegreat64, I hope you realized the video wasn't real after seeing your inclusion.They (at least, Risa Tabata) seems to be more interested in talking with sites pre-release now. There's a lot more stuff out, but unfortunately it just makes me puke more.
At least a couple hundred thousand. There's those Paper Mario fans who won't buy it, but there's still the younger kids who have only played Sticker Star and don't know any better about the originals. The parents/grandparents who see "Mario" in the title, and buy it for their child/grandchild. Then there are people like me who are going to get it just because. I know it won't be like the others, I know that now. I was pissed at Sticker Star because I didn't know it wasn't going to be like Paper Mario or Super Paper Mario. But, now I can go into it with a different mindset. Will I hate it? Probably, but I'm going to give it half a chance at least.Sales number bets, anyone?
I'd say 300,000 is probably the top bet here.
Remember, that's what Paper Jam sold. And this game is on a system which is failing big time. And it's the only game out to sell the system to people too...
Though this could actually bomb even harder...