How Nintendo Wants You To See Its Games


Last year we looked at what Nintendo’s favourite and least-favourite screenshots post-E3 were. It seemed like angle-choice, depth of background action and colour appeal were the determining factors for which was the best and which was the worst.

Now that another year of E3 has come and gone, Nintendo’s latest batch of press kits dictate the same instructions as last year, hoping that we will abide by their priority numbers in selecting screenshots on the site.

Scoll down to check out what Nintendo considers to be their least and most favourite screenshots. First up is New Super Mario Bros. U. What do you say? Does one side look more appealing than the other? Was Nintendo’s judgment call accurate?


Game & Wario


LEGO City: Undercover


Nintendo Land


Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge

This was the only one that didn’t have a “1” priority attached to it. The best is scored as “2,” though this could’ve been a typo.


Pikmin 3


Project P-100


SiNG


Wii Fit U


Wii U Panorama View


Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon


New Super Mario Bros. 2


Paper Mario: Sticker Star


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