(16-06-2013 14:27)Led Zeppelin link Leo Metroid Prime Hunters y me pongo malo 

(16-06-2013 14:30)Stumb0y link ¿Creo que es timeline no?

Cita:Hi ___

Thank you for your email

I'll get round to answering these questions and more at some point in the future.
Please accept my apologies for not being able to answer them at this time.

As I'm sure you'll understand, I'm incredibly busy at the moment, enjoying writing music for DKC-TF.

Thank you so much to everyone for their continued support.

Kind regards,
David Wise

(13-06-2013 10:17)mike link escribió:

Reggie Kong junto a Donkey Kong, ¿quién nos lo hubiera dicho?

(17-06-2013 20:42)Franchuzas link escribió:Bueno, la banda sonora de Returns es cierto que palidecía al lado de las entregas de SNES, pero en sí no era mala. Al menos a los New Super Mario Bros creo que les da un buen repaso

Cita:A hypothetical Metroid Prime

Kelbaugh and Tabata immediately thought of ways of using the GamePad to display information to the player ÔÇô like incorporating the suitÔÇÖs HUD elements on the controllerÔÇÖs touchscreen ÔÇö and for minigames, such as turning SamusÔÇÖs ball-morphing ability into a pinball-like game.

ÔÇ£Samus obviously has a lot of features [in her space suit],ÔÇØ said Tabata. ÔÇ£ThereÔÇÖs a lot you can do with that thing ÔÇö once she pulls her arm up and pulls out that [metal flap] and does some of this stuff [Tabata pretends to punch buttons on her forearm]. I can see mapping some of that to the GamePad. I think that would be really cool.ÔÇØ

Tanabe, meanwhile, focused on what the shooting gameplay might feel like. At first, the translator had trouble figuring out what Tanabe meant, going back and forth to confirm what he heard. HereÔÇÖs what he had to say.

ÔÇ£I [told Tanabe], ÔÇÿWhat, you want to hook a GamePad on a Zapper [gun peripheral]?ÔÇÖÔÇØ recounted the translator. ÔÇ£He said: ÔÇÿNo, thatÔÇÖd be too heavy. Maybe something more streamlined. But like a Zapper-style thing with a GamePad feature on it or some device like that. IÔÇÖd love to do some shooting stuff with something like that! Maybe some day.ÔÇÖÔÇØ

ÔÇÿRetro does TingleÔÇÖ

Tanabe wasnÔÇÖt done brainstorming. Toward the end of our interview, he spoke up about another type of game that heÔÇÖd like to put on the Wii U. But he focused on a peculiar character ÔÇö Tingle. He has a reputation for being one of the most annoying characters in the Nintendo roster ÔÇö TingleÔÇÖs a middle-aged man dressed in tights who likes to yell ÔÇ£Tingle, Tingle, Kooloo-Limpah!ÔÇØ ÔÇö but thatÔÇÖs exactly why Tanabe finds the idea of a new, standalone Tingle game so compelling.

ÔÇ£ThereÔÇÖs no definitive plan or anything,ÔÇØ he warned me at first. ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs just me off the top of my head.ÔÇØ But as Tanabe spoke in Japanese, the room suddenly exploded into laughter. It took a second for the translator to calm down and tell me what he said.

I know how hated the character of Tingle is in the U.S, Tanabe started. I know that people cannot stand Tingle. But to me that challenge is: Could I take this character that is so reviled in the West and just [do] a complete turnaround and make him a beloved, fun character? The idea of that really just gets me going. I know we have made a Tingle game in the past, but maybe at some point down the road. 

My reaction gradually changed from horror, to bewilderment ÔÇö is he serious!? ÔÇö and finally to curiosity as Tanabe explained himself.

ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs like love,ÔÇØ Tanabe said. ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs like romance: You meet someone and youÔÇÖre like, ÔÇÿOh god, I canÔÇÖt stand that person.ÔÇÖ And then three weeks later, youÔÇÖre madly in love ÔÇö itÔÇÖs that turn, that quick whip, that motivates [me] a little bit.ÔÇØ

ÔÇ£If we we ever get a really successful Tingle game, maybe we will have like a big Tingle statue out there [points to Nintendo's E3 booth outside the room's walls],ÔÇØ said Tabata.

ÔÇ£Retro does Tingle!ÔÇØ Kelbaugh added, playing along with the joke. Another round of laughter swept through our little room.

Cita:Composer David Wise, who composed music for the original Donkey Kong Country games on the SNES, was replaced by Kenji Yamamoto (Metroid Prime) for Donkey Kong Country Returns on the Wii. Now, Wise is making a return to create music for the Wii UÔÇÖs Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.

Siliconera asked Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze producer Kensuke Tanabe how Wise was brought back for the game.

ÔÇ£I worked with David, many, many years ago, and have stayed in contact ever since,ÔÇØ Tanabe shared with me. ÔÇ£HeÔÇÖs actually a friend of mine. So, as we approached this particular project, he became available.ÔÇØ

ÔÇ£So I picked up the phone and said ÔÇÿHey David! You have some time? Would you like to help us out with Tropical Freeze?ÔÇÖ And he jumped at the chance. It was a coincidence that he was available at the timeÔǪ he wasnÔÇÖt prior [for Donkey Kong Country Returns] and we couldnÔÇÖt be happier.

Tanabe also says that the music in Tropical Freeze will all be original. Yet, there will be some familiarities you can hear that it is David Wise, he added.