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Plus, they'd likely have someone like Yasuda overseeing the project, and he wouldn't just tell them "yeah, you guys can turn it into DMC/Bayonetta", lol.

@DestructionBomb I'd agree with you about it not mattering after NG3 turned out the way it did, if it wasn't for how their next games like Nioh turned out. I think now their A-team could do a great job now that they've grown as a developer. TN in 2022 isn't the same team as in 2010. But they...

No, because if they want to outsource for sure, then who? If I got mad about Platinum working on an NG, that means I'd only be ok with TN working on NG and no one else. Or else what, Soleil? Valhalla? Doubt it'd happen. Platinum might get it wrong, but I have to imagine every other dev out there...

Smash Bros. or Dive Kick.

Wow... it's been 18 years since Tekken FIVE *cue old feeling*. But actualy, T5 is the only Tekken I never bought or played, I skipped it, but then they made Dark Resurrection, and I was all in for that on day 1.

But Pokemon, didn't they just have a major game last year? Not much dev time (maybe rushed) between projects, plus the game looks like the biggest Pokemon ever, and most ppl are loving it, but that's despite the glitches (which all luckily seem to be hilarious so far anyways, not game-breaking...

Well, contrary to what most people probably think, Nintendo has never been a stranger to AAA games. It's just that they usually work with lower powered hardware and people associate AAA with the latest-tech and graphics when AAA is really supposed to be about the budget. Zeldas are AAA as far as...

Oh, HAppy... new year!...?

Someone has to be the worst, right? Not saying it's him, but then I wouldn't consider myself an expert... maybe depends on the game. I always liked Ein better anyways. If you say he's the worst in the first version of DOA6++, you're gonna get Raijin insta-KO'd.

And check out that windmill in the back. Why is it rotating like a clock? What the hell kind of wind does that world have? lmao