Our Nintendo Predictions: 2021 Edition
Another year is here and that means it’s time for our yearly Nintendo predictions! Put on your thinking caps and join us as we try to guess what Nintendo will do next!
Check out last year’s predictions HERE to see how we did! Trev and I both need a ‘do-over’ on last year’s predictions with all that happened. Looks like I got 4 predictions right last year and Trev got 2.5 to 3 predictions right so not bad but definitely not our best showing. Hopefully this next year brings more success both for Nintendo and our predictions
F-Zero GX Producer Toshihiro Nagoshi Wouldn t Mind Working On Nintendo s Futuristic Racing Series Again
Last November, Nintendo s
F-Zero series turned 30 years old. While there are no signs of it making a comeback anytime soon, if it was to happen, one guy who would be happy to help out is Sega s Toshihiro Nagoshi.
Nagoshi is known for producing the
Yakuza series nowadays, but back in 2003, he worked on arguably the
best entry in the F-Zero series -
F-Zero GX for the Nintendo GameCube by Sega s Amusement Vision.
Speaking to Red Bull France late last year, Nagoshi said he would be open to working on the series again if given the opportunity. As unlikely as it may be, if it was to happen, it would have to be a challenging game - as
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The Takara Tomy wristband will light up and create sound effects which mimic Dynamaxing. It also features a Cheer mode, which includes catchphrases from characters like Ash, Goh, and Leon.
The wristband is also compatible with
Mezastar Arcade, which is currently only available in Japan.
Mezastar Arcade is a co-op Pokemon game, and players will soon be able to use the wristband to activate Dynamaxing in the game.
The wristband will be on sale in Japan, but does include worldwide shipping. While nothing has been revealed of
Mezastar Arcade coming to the West,
Pokemon and Nintendo are no strangers to peripherals.