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  Akira_EX | July 25, 2008
  In all technicality, email replies from Nintendo of America currently state that they are not publishing the game; the Tecmo rep must've referred to the fact that Nintendo is publishing in Japan.
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    Gothic Girl | July 25, 2008
    If they were talking about E3 ("the show") you'd think that they would be referring to Nintendo of America?
    Unless Tecmo (or Nintendo) have got their wires crossed.
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  Fishlock | July 25, 2008
  This cant get worse, can it?
  
  Then again, it is Nintendo
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  bbb7002004 | July 25, 2008
  NoA handles E3, hence why questions posed about the show should go to them.
  
  And one rep. doesn't represent the entire company. Especially the talking heads trotted out for trade shows.
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  kik36 | July 25, 2008
  In all fairness, it's not uncommon for people to be left out of the loop in a large company.
  
  I am a field service rep/product support tech for my company.....the ONLY one. We manufacture aviation products, mainly radios. So you would think I would be one of the first people to know of a new product on the market........not always the case!!!
  
  I've been the LAST to know a couple of times when a new product is out and it's makes me look like a *bleep*ing jack ass and a half when someone asks about a product and goes "What do you mean you've never heard of it?!" It's embarrassing to say the least.
  
  Not saying Nintendo is right in this situation, just saying that it does happen in big business. It's lame but lack of communication seems to plague a lot of businesses.
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  Remino52 | July 26, 2008
  This is really embrassing. I'm really worried how they don't even remember what they are making.
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    chinz98 | July 26, 2008
    They're not making it. They're publishing it.
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      Seproth | July 26, 2008
      Developing and Publishing are two halves of making a game. It's fair to say they are making it.
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        chinz98 | July 26, 2008
        Not really. You can't say you're making a game when all you're doing is publishing it. For example, if I write a book, does that mean the publisher took part in writing it? No, they just gave it to the public.
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        Seproth | July 26, 2008
        Why can't you....if I develop a game then what? The same as they have nothing to publish without someone first developing one. They're both halves of a process...the end result is a game. Therefor, both had a hand in making it.
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        chinz98 | July 26, 2008
        If you develop a game, then literally, you just did. It's still a game whether or not it's published. Publishing the game means you gave it to the public. That's it. It doesn't 'classify' it as a game, since that's what it already was from the beginning.
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  Final Blade | July 26, 2008
  _{Fun facts: had this been multiplatform tecmo wouldn't have made a stupid assumption in the first place, and FF4 would be getting advertised a shit load. It seems to me Nintendo doesn't give a crap about FF4.}
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  Gothic Girl | July 28, 2008
  Ugh, looks like some idiot went on a thumbs-down spree. >_>