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Posted by Jay Rosemond Jan 27 2010 17:12 GMT
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Shigeru Miyamoto stated that Nintendo had wanted Mario to have a dinosaur companion ever since Super Mario Bros.; however, it was not possible because of the limitations of the NES. During the development of Super Mario Bros. 3, Miyamoto had a number of sketches around his desk, including an image of Mario riding atop a dinosaur. Takashi Tezuka, a Mario series developer, speculated that Miyamoto's love of horse riding as well as country and western influenced Yoshi's creation. The concept of Mario riding a dinosaur also came from the NES video game Excitebike, which featured people ridingmotorcycles. He again wanted to feature Yoshi in Super Mario Bros. 3, but was still unable to. Tezuka designed two power-ups to make up for this limitation, the raccoon and frog power-ups. Once the more powerful Super NES was released, Miyamoto was finally able to implement Yoshi into the series, putting him into the video game Super Mario World.[6] Yoshi proved to be popular in his debut, which caused the next game in the series, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island to focus on his species.[7]

The version of Yoshi seen in the Super Mario Bros. film was made using a three foot tall animatronic dinosaur. He was designed in the film by Dave Nelson. It had nearly 200 feet of cable and hundreds of moving parts inside of it, and was controlled by nine puppeteers. The body is cable-controlled, while the head is radio-controlled. Nelson described the overall process as being "difficult."[8] The creation of Yoshi was handled by company independent from the filmmakers.[9]

 

 

All obvious copied from Wikipedia.org.

Flar3
Riding a pterodactyl would've been cool. ):

Posted by Jay Rosemond Jan 17 2010 20:47 GMT
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Will it be good, or will it be another joke? It's published by (who other than) Sega, and developed by Sumo Digital.

Y'know, the company who did all of those PS Store games, like Super Rub a Dub, Go! Sudoku, and console games, such as Virtua Tennis '09, Outrun Online Arcade, and a lot of other games. They been working with Sega all the way through, and All-Stars Racing will be the second Sonic game they develop.

Gimme yo thoughs on hao you think this game gonna be.

Jr The Dark Knight
I don't think this game seems right.
Jr The Dark Knight
I feel the same way as Flar3, Jay.

Posted by Jay Rosemond Jan 17 2010 21:00 GMT in DJ Hero
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I started off crappy, but then I started to get better as I progress. Kinda strange a sequel is planned 4 months after the release.

Francis
It's fun, though it would be nice if you could mix the songs yourself somehow. Hopefully the sequel isn't just more of the same.
Popple
I still hope Rockband or, I guess if we must mention it, Guitar Hero implements this into band play. I love playing Rockband, and I like the DJ gameplay more than the Guitar or Drums so it would be great to be able to play with my friends in that way.
It also helps that none of them are good at DJ Hero.