Fair Enough, ZUN would work with Taito back in 1996 before he created Touhou, I'm curious what's Megatoon1234's reply.
Nintendo's New Groove: An Alternate Nintendo Timeline
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Zun worked as freelance for Taito till 2006 IIRC, them he just become a full fledge freelance and touhou developers, if anything you need something, IIRC in the book, Taito proposed early 00's so that might be the POD
Yep. I am mostly curious about Touhou lore, is there a room for a Touhou Character in Smash because Super Smash Bros. Melee already has Sonic, Banjo Kazooie, Conker, other fighters that i wouldn't name?
Cloud is there over Cecil and Terra, and Joker, a characther atlus refuse to port his game to a nintendo console is there, if Anything Touhou could make more sense if Tailto publish a few games at least
You need some butterflies and make her popular enough(see cloud and joker as example)
Looking at Touhou Project ITTL
What is the Touhou Project?
A video game that’s originally made for Super Atari Nintendo Advanced Video System that’s developed by Taito and published by LizardTown Inc. for every video game console (Except Xbox because there is no Xbox in Japan).
Touhou 12 - Attack of the Evil Clones (Undefined Fantastic Object IOTL)
The latest entry in Touhou series during 2009, It is released for PlayStation 2, Nintendo Revolution, PC Released by Taito and Published by LizardTown inc..
The main playable characters are Reimu Hakurei, Marisa, Yukari Yakumo (Unlockable), Shinki (Unlockable), Mima (Unlockable), Cirno (Unlockable).
The main story is that Reimu Hakurei went for peace at her shrine but then the Incident occurs concerning evil clones, so this prompted Reimu and Marisa to stop whoever it is.
Wait! There’s more!
Reimu Confirmed for Super Smash Bros. Blast as DLC.
As you can see, Masahiro Sakurai introduced her into the Super Smash Bros. world as a fighter. She uses the same moves that she does in her own games but she was nerfed to prevent her overpowered status from players apparently cheating.
A video game that’s originally made for Super Atari Nintendo Advanced Video System that’s developed by Taito and published by LizardTown Inc. for every video game console (Except Xbox because there is no Xbox in Japan).
Touhou 12 - Attack of the Evil Clones (Undefined Fantastic Object IOTL)
The latest entry in Touhou series during 2009, It is released for PlayStation 2, Nintendo Revolution, PC Released by Taito and Published by LizardTown inc..
The main playable characters are Reimu Hakurei, Marisa, Yukari Yakumo (Unlockable), Shinki (Unlockable), Mima (Unlockable), Cirno (Unlockable).
The main story is that Reimu Hakurei went for peace at her shrine but then the Incident occurs concerning evil clones, so this prompted Reimu and Marisa to stop whoever it is.
Wait! There’s more!
Reimu Confirmed for Super Smash Bros. Blast as DLC.
As you can see, Masahiro Sakurai introduced her into the Super Smash Bros. world as a fighter. She uses the same moves that she does in her own games but she was nerfed to prevent her overpowered status from players apparently cheating.
- Her entrance is Yukari Yakumo opens the border and Reimu Hakurei appears to fight against the fighter.
- Her theme song is Fantasy Heaven.
- She has her own Koopa Kodec (Nise A. Zure’s version of OTL’s Snake Codec).
- Reimu has her own Kirby hats.
The Touhou Game List ITTL
- The Highly Responsive to Prayers (1996; released in the SANAVS/PC-98 and later the Super Game Boy/PS1 in 1997)
- Story of Eastern Wonderland (1997; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream (1997; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Lotus Land Story (1998; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Mystic Square (1998; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Embodiment of the Scarlet Devil (2002; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Perfect Cherry Blossom (2003; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Imperishable Night (2004; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Phantasmagoria of Flower View (2005; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Mountain of Faith (2007; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Subterranean Animism (2008; released in the Nintendo Revolution/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Attack of the Evil Clones (Which is the latest Touhou entry as of 2009 ITTL, but there’ll be more games for that, so stay tuned!) (2009; released in the Nintendo Revolution/PS2/PC (Windows))
Well then, that’s all I can think of for Touhou right now. @President Sunflower and I collaborated on it, BTW.
Thanks for the collaboration. @Ry Guy it's your turn.What is the Touhou Project?
A video game that’s originally made for Super Atari Nintendo Advanced Video System that’s developed by Taito and published by LizardTown Inc. for every video game console (Except Xbox because there is no Xbox in Japan).
Touhou 12 - Attack of the Evil Clones (Undefined Fantastic Object IOTL)
The latest entry in Touhou series during 2009, It is released for PlayStation 2, Nintendo Revolution, PC Released by Taito and Published by LizardTown inc..
The main playable characters are Reimu Hakurei, Marisa, Yukari Yakumo (Unlockable), Shinki (Unlockable), Mima (Unlockable), Cirno (Unlockable).
The main story is that Reimu Hakurei went for peace at her shrine but then the Incident occurs concerning evil clones, so this prompted Reimu and Marisa to stop whoever it is.
Wait! There’s more!
Reimu Confirmed for Super Smash Bros. Blast as DLC.
As you can see, Masahiro Sakurai introduced her into the Super Smash Bros. world as a fighter. She uses the same moves that she does in her own games but she was nerfed to prevent her overpowered status from players apparently cheating.On a side-note, the other remaining DLC fighters for Super Smash Bros. Blast are Ristar, Lip (Puzzle League), Omnipochamp (Pokemon), Isaac (Golden Sun), Mega Man, Bomberman, and Bill Rizer (Contra).
The Touhou Game List ITTL
As a bonus, there are a few characters never seen in Touhou IOTL, such as Mitori Kawashiro, Lie Meiling, and Karen Yawata. And yes, they are fan-made characters. Keep that in mind.
- The Highly Responsive to Prayers (1996; released in the SANAVS/PC-98 and later the Super Game Boy/PS1 in 1997)
- Story of Eastern Wonderland (1997; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream (1997; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Lotus Land Story (1998; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Mystic Square (1998; released in the Super Game Boy/PS1/PC-98)
- Embodiment of the Scarlet Devil (2002; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Perfect Cherry Blossom (2003; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Imperishable Night (2004; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Phantasmagoria of Flower View (2005; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Mountain of Faith (2007; released in the Nintendo Vortex/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Subterranean Animism (2008; released in the Nintendo Revolution/PS2/PC (Windows))
- Attack of the Evil Clones (Which is the latest Touhou entry as of 2009 ITTL, but there’ll be more games for that, so stay tuned!) (2009; released in the Nintendo Revolution/PS2/PC (Windows))
Well then, that’s all I can think of for Touhou right now. @President Sunflower and I collaborated on it, BTW.
2010: A New Decade for Nintendo
Nintendo has reached a new decade for themselves! For starters, a HD revision of the Nintendo Revolution has been released, and it is known as the “Nintendo Revolution HD”. A new add-on for the Nintendo Revolution is a tablet peripheral which teases Nintendo’s next console. It’s known as the “Revo-Pad”, which is like OTL’s Wii U GamePad. Here’s what it looks like in the image below the text.
Anyway, notable releases for the Nintendo Revolution include Donkey Kong Country Returns (which is made in collaboration with Rare and Retro Studios), Playtar Party (known as Wii Party IOTL), Epic Mickey, Sonic Colors, Mario Sports Mix, Mega Man 10, Super Mario All-Stars: Remixed! (which is a new version of Super Mario All-Stars where the games (Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. Plus, Super Mario Bros. 2: The Legend of the Warp Zone, Royal Flush: Princess Sidestory, Super Mario Land, Super Mario World: Super Mario Bros. 3, Luigi’s Adventure: Mario is Missing!, Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins, Super Mario: Lost in Subcon, Super Mario Legacy: Super Mario Bros. 4, Super Mario CD: Across the Worlds, and Super Mario Land Advance) are styled to have the graphics look like those seen in Super Mario Origins, Super Mario Legends, and Super Mario Revolution. (kinda like the New Super Mario All Stars NewerSMBWii hack IOTL but better)), FlingSmash, BowserQuest: Lights, Camera, Fire! (a BowserQuest party game), Metroid: Other M, Xenoblade Chronicles, Sonic Free Riders (which is played with the Revo-Pad ITTL), Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing (except with a few butterflies), Sonic Beyond (based on this), and Knuckles’ Chaotix Adventure (a sequel to Knuckles’ Chaotix).
As for the Super Nintendo DS releases, they include Pokemon Black and White, Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Super Scribblenauts, Fossil Fighters: Champions, Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns, Mega Man Zero Collection, Super Mario: Mini-Land Mayhem (based off of OTL’s Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem, except with a different plot), Super Mario Kart CD (a remake of Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart CD combined), and Shantae: Dijin Demolition.
Meanwhile, at Ubisoft, a film adaptation of the Raving Rabbids franchise has been released, done by Illumination Entertainment. Oh! And speaking of film adaptations, Nintendo has announced a new Super Mario movie in the works, and it’s not one of the movies from the Super Mario anime (Super Mario Mushroom World Adventures), but rather a film adaptation of the Super Mario franchise. Oh! And speaking of Super Mario, Super Mario Galaxy 2 gets delayed for extra polish, while a Super Mario game released for the Nintendo Revolution takes its place where it’s a crossover of the Super Mario series, the BowserQuest series, the Donkey Kong series, the Yoshi’s Island series, and the Wario series. It was called “Super Mario X-Over”.
Well, that’s all I can think of for Nintendo’s 2010 run. If you have any ideas, let me know through private messages.
As for the Super Nintendo DS releases, they include Pokemon Black and White, Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Super Scribblenauts, Fossil Fighters: Champions, Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns, Mega Man Zero Collection, Super Mario: Mini-Land Mayhem (based off of OTL’s Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Mini-Land Mayhem, except with a different plot), Super Mario Kart CD (a remake of Super Mario Kart and Mario Kart CD combined), and Shantae: Dijin Demolition.
Meanwhile, at Ubisoft, a film adaptation of the Raving Rabbids franchise has been released, done by Illumination Entertainment. Oh! And speaking of film adaptations, Nintendo has announced a new Super Mario movie in the works, and it’s not one of the movies from the Super Mario anime (Super Mario Mushroom World Adventures), but rather a film adaptation of the Super Mario franchise. Oh! And speaking of Super Mario, Super Mario Galaxy 2 gets delayed for extra polish, while a Super Mario game released for the Nintendo Revolution takes its place where it’s a crossover of the Super Mario series, the BowserQuest series, the Donkey Kong series, the Yoshi’s Island series, and the Wario series. It was called “Super Mario X-Over”.
Well, that’s all I can think of for Nintendo’s 2010 run. If you have any ideas, let me know through private messages.
BONUS: Nintendo PC Releases
Here is the list of releases for the Nintendo games on the PC so far.
- 1997: Super Mario Castle World
- 1998: Pilotwings 3D (port of Pilotwings 64), Kirby's Dream Rollers, BowserQuest PC (port of BowserQuest: The 64 Tasks), and Mario Artist
- 1999: Star Fox PC (port of Star Fox 64), Diddy Kong Racing, GoldenEye 007, Yoshi's Story, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, F-Zero X, Banjo-Kazooie, and Twelve Tails: Conker 3D (port of Twelve Tails: Conker 64)
- 2000: Mario Kart Rendered, Super Mario Star Palace, Fire Emblem Tactics, Mario Party, Wario Land PC (port of Wario Land 64), Paper Mario, and Jet Force Gemini
- 2001: Super Smash Bros., Mario Party 2, Super Mario: Lost in Subcon Again, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, Mario Tennis, Mario Golf, KoroTimes PC (port of KoroTimes 64), Banjo-Tooie, and BowserQuest: Year of the Dragon
- 2002: Sin & Punishment, Crazy Taxi, Virtua Tennis, Conker’s Bad Fur Day, Animal Crossing PC (port of Welcome to Animal Crossing), Mario Party 3, Dinosaur Planet, Pikmin, Luigi's Mansion, and Wave Race: Blue Storm
- 2003: Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut, Mario Party 4, Super Mario Sunshine, Dinosaur Planet 2: Star Fox Adventures, Donkey Kong PC (port of Donkey Kong 64), BowserQuest PC 2 (port of BowserQuest: The 128 Tasks), and Donkey Kong: Jungle Rush
- 2004: Metroid Prime, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Mario Kart Live, Sonic Heroes, Puyo Puyo Fever, Mario Party 5, BowserQuest: Royal Rampage, Mach Rider Tiga, Conker’s Other Bad Fur Day, Banjo-Threeie, and 1080° Avalanche
- 2005: Earthbound PC (port of Earthbound 64), Puzzle League PC, Mario Party 6, The Legend of Zelda: Duel of the Empires, Mario & Sonic: Worlds Clash, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, Puyo Puyo Fever 2
- 2006: Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, Sonic Riders, Pokemon X-D: Gale of Darkness, Mario Party 7, Sonic Battle, Puyo Puyo: 15th Anniversary!, Super Mario Regions, Grabbed by the Ghoulies, F-Zero GX, and Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg
- 2007: Yoshi's Island 2, Sega Rally Revo, Cooking Mama, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, BowserQuest Racerz, Endless Ocean, and Paper Mario: On the Flipside
- 2008: Super Mario Strikers, Cooking Mama: Cook Off, WarioWare: Smooth Moves, and Excite Truck
- 2009: Puyo Puyo 7, Animal Crossing: City Folk, Banjo-Fourie, Conker’s Very Ruff Fur Day, and Super Mario RPG: Super All-Stars
- 2010: Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, Metroid Prime Trilogy, F-Zero RX, and Super Mario Revolution
Nintendo would never release their games on PC, specially as Yamauchi say, their console is just a box to play Mario, putting in other place is counterintuitive(and nintendo did considered PC a rival too, specially in japan)