We got rift of the necroDancer before we got Cadence of Hyrule.....

[REDSHADOW]

Im still kicking rocks but a man can dream of playing Cadence of Hyrule on a NON Nintendo platform. Anyone wish the same or am I the minority?

[Melodia]

Go back in time and prevent Universal from suing Nintendo back in the 80s. That's the only way.

[Amos]

You expected a Nintendo owned property to be ported to something else than... a Nintendo console?

[Butcher]

Originally posted by REDSHADOW:

Im still kicking rocks but a man can dream of playing Cadence of Hyrule on a NON Nintendo platform. Anyone wish the same or am I the minority?

https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Yuzu_Game_Compatibility_List
"Cadence of Hyrule – Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda Perfect January 17, 2022 "

Apparently it is already not only playable on emulator, but also perfect. Go ahead and try.

[Atlessa]

Originally posted by Melodia:

Go back in time and orevent Universal from suing Nintendo. That's the only way.

Please elaborate? Specifically: how would that suit be the reason that Nintendo doesn't want their games on PC?

[Hibuki]

Originally posted by Amos:

You expected a Nintendo owned property to be ported to something else than... a Nintendo console?

A man can dream, right? - I have not played the original Crypt of the Necrodacer (even though I bought it) but would gladly buy/play Cadence of Hyrule on Steam.

In general, I'd really like to see Nintendo go in the direction that Sony went when they started releasing their games on Steam. There are so many gems that are Nintendo exclusive and that would make Nintendo a LOT of money if released on Steam (PC).

Can you imagine getting games like Super Mario Maker 2 or Breath of the Wild on Steam? - they could instantly sell thousands, if not millions of copies...

[Cheggf]

When was the last time Nintendo has ever released something on PC?

[FatherGonzo]

♥♥♥♥ Nintendo.

[REDSHADOW]

Originally posted by Hibuki:

Originally posted by Amos:

You expected a Nintendo owned property to be ported to something else than... a Nintendo console?

A man can dream, right? - I have not played the original Crypt of the Necrodacer (even though I bought it) but would gladly buy/play Cadence of Hyrule on Steam.

In general, I'd really like to see Nintendo go in the direction that Sony went when they started releasing their games on Steam. There are so many gems that are Nintendo exclusive and that would make Nintendo a LOT of money if released on Steam (PC).

Can you imagine getting games like Super Mario Maker 2 or Breath of the Wild on Steam? - they could instantly sell thousands, if not millions of copies...

And thats the thing Nintendo KNOWS that if they keep their games on their own hardware people will be forced to buy it and what happens when the hardware dies or when they sell the hardware and game? The company re-releases the game on a new more expensive hardware. And the cycle continues. You sell it on PC, you cut their money cow in half. And they dont want that. Thing is Im not buying their games anymore unless they sell it on steam. Otherwise emulation will be the main thing. And They are not stuck between a rock and a hard place. Sell on pc and lose a steady money revenue or people emulate their games and lose money on those people. They dont want to accept the truth but that is whats going on.

[REDSHADOW]

Originally posted by Cheggf:

When was the last time Nintendo has ever released something on PC?

Never but (at least not that I can recall) but this is technically Brace Yourself Games game. Even if Nintendo licence them to make a game in the zelda universe.

[Melodia]

Originally posted by REDSHADOW:

Never but (at least not that I can recall) but this is technically Brace Yourself Games game. Even if Nintendo licence them to make a game in the zelda universe.

The best they could do would be remake CoH into a game with no Nintendo IP in it.

[REDSHADOW]

Originally posted by Melodia:

Originally posted by REDSHADOW:

Never but (at least not that I can recall) but this is technically Brace Yourself Games game. Even if Nintendo licence them to make a game in the zelda universe.

The best they could do would be remake CoH into a game with no Nintendo IP in it.

*sigh* That sucks. I was REALLY hoping to have 1 game bought legally and own through a different source as a F U to Nintendo. You could be thinking "why" good question. Because its more of an ego/spite thing, which I know, sad and pathetic, but I feel like it would get the ball rolling, more and more people will buy it thus forcing them to port more and more of their games. We win in the grand scheme of it all.

[Cheggf]

Originally posted by REDSHADOW:

Originally posted by Cheggf:

When was the last time Nintendo has ever released something on PC?

Never but (at least not that I can recall) but this is technically Brace Yourself Games game. Even if Nintendo licence them to make a game in the zelda universe.

When was the last time Nintendo has ever licensed something on PC?

[DreamyStu]

Originally posted by REDSHADOW:

Originally posted by Melodia:

The best they could do would be remake CoH into a game with no Nintendo IP in it.

*sigh* That sucks. I was REALLY hoping to have 1 game bought legally and own through a different source as a F U to Nintendo. You could be thinking "why" good question. Because its more of an ego/spite thing, which I know, sad and pathetic, but I feel like it would get the ball rolling, more and more people will buy it thus forcing them to port more and more of their games. We win in the grand scheme of it all.

Mario teaches typing is on eBay if you want one that badly

[Aaron123]

The latest Nintendo game on PC was Mario Teaches Typing 2, released in March 1997.

Yes, we all know they would sell like hotcakes on Steam.
No, they probably won't because they want their sweet sweet hardware sales.

Good luck, dude. There's a reason a ton of gamers only do PC + whatever Nintendo console.

[JustSmile]

LMAO, you are not going to get a nintendo game on a non-nintendo console, ever. Exclusives are the only way they sell their trash hardware.