The Australian Classification Board has published a classification for Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn which is coming to the Nintendo 3DS. Some of you may have been wondering who is developing the port and the listing has revealed that it is none other than Good-Feel, The game is scheduled to come to Nintendo’s dedicated handheld in 2019 and has been given a G rating by the Australian Classification Board.
Thanks to Nintendo First Order Reaver for the news tip!
Nintendo Is missing opportunities releasing these remakes for 3ds and skipping switch. Hopefully they port them over at a later date. I don’t play 3ds anymore but would gladly buy this and Luigi’s Mansion if they were coming to switch.
The sad part is, it’s likely going to tank in sales like every other release for the thing has this year. Wario couldn’t even crack the top 10, Pokemon continues to be the highest selling game for the system, and Switch is about to get its first Pokemon games meaning sales for the 3DS are going to continue downward- even Nintendo’s CEO said they’re continue to push evergreen titles, which at this point seems idiotic, because who in their right mind would choose the 7 year old 3D Land over the 1 year old Odyssey?
Could this be why Yoshi’s Crafted World was delayed? Ports are usually handled by development teams separate from the devs of the original game precisely to prevent hindrance to any plans they could be up to.
Even though some will say ports like this from 2nd and 3rd parties don’t. Keep in mind Zelda was so large it required extra help to be done, so all the people who could have been helping on these games aren’t and are instead remaking games no one asked for on a system no one plays anymore (for those who argue they do, a 65% DROP year-on-year says otherwise).
I hope they make a sequel to Kirby’s Epic Yarn some time. I’d love to see what they could do with the Kirby concept from the ground up.
I still think the people that enjoy sucking the switch’s d### should chill and let the 3s still ave some games the switch has plenty of games so give it a rest with ” waaaaaagh it’s not on switch this is terrible waaaaaagh!!
So, the Switch came out in 2011, and the 3DS came out in 2017? Good to know that the Switch has had 7 years of games developed for it while the 3DS has only had 2. Thanks for updating everyone on that fact.