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(05-31-2012, 10:14 PM)
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To hell with Bono,
here's a worthy cause. (05-31-2012, 10:27 PM)
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(05-31-2012, 10:44 PM)
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If you mean only two 360's duct taped together :) (but with a more modern architecture of course). My reaction would be slight disappointment, but I'd still be excited and especially look forward to what Nintendo could produce with the system. I'd also still have absolutely no interest in the other two systems.
Last edited by Donnie; 05-31-2012 at 10:52 PM.
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would totally do this old lady if his wife were guaranteed not to find out.
(05-31-2012, 10:45 PM)
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But I'm buying it nonetheless. Nintendo games in HD? After seeing what they've done with the modest lil' Wii, knowing what an increase this'll be from that level, I'm interested in what Nintendo can do.. |
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(05-31-2012, 10:47 PM)
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(05-31-2012, 10:49 PM)
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About the Wii U discs
We know that Wii U will use a "proprietary" disc format (in quotes because it's a bluray with small alterations, like how the files are written on it, the encryption method, etc.), planned to be able to store up to 25GB of data, according to Katsuya Egushi. It was in an interview from one year ago though. A small info, linked to my previous message talking about third-parties burning their E3 2012 demos on this optical media: - All the proprietary Wii U discs received recently by developers are really 25GB (so they didn't made the format so much proprietary that the space would be 20GB in the end in an unlikely example) - None of them received 50GB discs. Context time - Note that my info come from a few sources, working in different studios, so it reinforces the fact that 25GB is a standard. - Some of the games involved are huge in size (with FMV/CGI, etc.) but not to a point to fill up those discs (more like 10GB). Assumption/Speculation 25 GB discs are certainly single layer "bluray", it's not sure if Nintendo choose an optical drive that could only read single layer discs (if they exists, and i assume the advantages, like savings, etc, are minimal, compare to the widespread drives capable of reading dual layer bluray) or not. The Wii could read dual layer DVD so i don't know why Big N would limit themselves to single layer bluray, but it's not sure for the moment, as every discs currently in possession of third-parties are 25GB. Maybe when they'll need more room later, Nintendo will release 50GB discs.
Last edited by IdeaMan; 05-31-2012 at 10:52 PM.
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(05-31-2012, 10:57 PM)
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