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(10-10-2012, 01:18 PM)
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Nintendo's NYCC Lineup & Activities
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http://press.nintendo.com/object?id=35511
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(10-10-2012, 01:34 PM)
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#7
Originally Posted by VerTiGo:
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(10-10-2012, 01:37 PM)
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#10
Originally Posted by VerTiGo:
If you aren't being sarcastic, yeah you can't just walk in. I mean, the show is so ridiculously packed that if they allowed that I'm sure everyone inside would suffocate to death. Tickets are ALL sold out though, so that's why I was wondering if you knew where the scalpers were. |
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(10-10-2012, 01:41 PM)
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#12
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
I can always find a scalper. Usually Craigslist, it has t failed me for any event I've wanted to go to on late notice and I'm sure you will find some outside the venue. Never been to NY before? Lol |
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(10-10-2012, 01:42 PM)
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#14
Originally Posted by VerTiGo:
Naw, it's just in the last couple years I've been to NYCC, I didn't notice any scalpers. That said, I had my tickets so I wasn't looking particularly hard either. |
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(10-10-2012, 01:48 PM)
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#15
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
I really want to see what's going on with Ninja Gaiden though. |
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(10-10-2012, 01:57 PM)
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#16
Originally Posted by VerTiGo:
One day tickets for Comic Con go like 35 for Friday and 50 for Saturday, and a weekend pass is 65. So, I'm guessing scalpers will be looking for like $100 for a weekend pass, and maybe $60 for a day pass. |
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(10-10-2012, 02:00 PM)
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#17
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
Walking down like 35th or 36th last year Would always find people trying to sell me a badge... even when I had mine around my neck! |
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is beloved, despite what anyone might say
(10-10-2012, 02:04 PM)
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#18
The lines to play Nintendo games at NYCC haven't been anything too horrible, Nintendo usually stocks up with lots of systems, gives you limited playtime, and does crowd control very well. Definitely interested in trying NSMB, Pikmin 3 and Wonderful 101.
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(10-10-2012, 02:05 PM)
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#19
Originally Posted by Penguin:
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#22
In all this Wii U business, I didn't even notice that Crashmo will be playable!
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Member
(10-10-2012, 03:26 PM)
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#23
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
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I have assigned to you one day for each year its punishment will last.
(10-10-2012, 04:11 PM)
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#28
Speaking of Capcom, here's their streaming schedule
http://www.capcom-unity.com/brelston...aming-schedule
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(10-10-2012, 04:24 PM)
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#29
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
Originally Posted by Nibel:
Last edited by deviljho; 10-10-2012 at 05:01 PM.
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(10-10-2012, 05:01 PM)
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#30
Originally Posted by deviljho:
I gotta remember to buy some extras next year @_o |
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#35
Originally Posted by Nibel:
If the previous Mon Hun games for the PSP or whatever are any indication , just different levels of visuals with a few new items or monsters or areas. And they tried to call those "new" too. Plays pretty much the same, just with control modifications (and in PSP's case, no good online integrations). Judging from the screens we got, Wii U is clearly just using a smoothed out version of the Wii engine with similar everything else, so unless they drastically changed the areas and gameplay it's going to be the same ;)* *Ah, but with a "super innovative" controller screen map/inventory hurray
Originally Posted by IPoopStandingUp:
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(10-10-2012, 07:09 PM)
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#36
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
Last edited by Alextended; 10-10-2012 at 07:36 PM.
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(10-10-2012, 08:13 PM)
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#41
Originally Posted by Alextended:
But I have played them, and enough to know my point stands. They are exactly the same game with simply expanded monster lists and some new items weapons and maybe a few new areas. These are not 'new games' in any sense of the word, except in the most desperate stretching of the term. They play the same, they look the same, they simply are like 'Game of the Year Editions' that come packed with all the expansions or something, if these games had expansions. Monster Hunter just has more monsters. If someone hasn't played Tri yet or whatever, then of course the Wii U version would be the one to get if you're into the series. I wasn't denying their generally the complete version of that numbered edition. It's just not a new game by any definition; if you played Monster Hunter Tri, for example, you know what you're getting. A few new monsters, a few new items, and maybe a few new areas. I was merely operating under the assumption that Nibel has played Tri. Also, I think alongside with the word "new" you should find a new definition for "riled up." It clearly does not mean what you think it does. |
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(10-10-2012, 08:17 PM)
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#43
G games weren't made just for the Portable series. And nowhere did I say it's an all new sequel or anything, for you to pretend I claimed that and thus have the wrong definition of "new" or whatever. If you wanna get down to that level, I also never argued against the point you made in the post seemingly meant to argue against my last ("expanded" content, since I obviously said that much about what it offers myself) just with your particular previous wording (which emphasized "a few" as if it's negligible).
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(10-10-2012, 08:19 PM)
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#44
Originally Posted by Alextended:
Anyway, if you don't think it's new, then there's nothing to discuss. Since all my commentary was about was the idea that Reggie (or whomever) said this:
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(10-13-2012, 09:21 PM)
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#46
My Wii U Nintendo Comic Con Experience
Zombie U: First my experience was waiting on line and finally getting to a unit, only for me to have to wait 15 minutes while the attendant tried to get the system to work again as it froze like three dozen times and she kept resetting it only for it to keep getting stuck at the title screen. So I went to another line. This game looked like a mid-tier 360 title, with a pretty engaging atmosphere in motion. The gunplay, though, seemed like a rather low level FPS without the strategic depth to really pull you back in, like a Halo or even a Left 4 Dead. That said, it's kind of difficult to know just how much thought you'll need to put into what you bring with you because there wasn't much time to play. I thought the screen utilization was as advertised, but the game wasn't very hard what I played and so I didn't get the fabled tension yet. I can see how it might be, though, later on, as things get crazy. The multiplayer was actually the highlight, but it was only really special when you were the king of the zombies. Otherwise it just felt like a typical FPS multiplayer game but with mediocre FPS mechanics. Unfortunately this is worthless for me personally since there is no online version of this, and I won't be playing in-person with anyone. Most of my friends and family have moved on from gaming ages ago, or don't like to play Nintendo products. Pikmin 3 - It was Pikmin. As I have said, you can definitely tell its Wii roots. It looks and feels like a hi res last gen game with a few next-gen graphical tricks/shaders. Like a first gen 360 game or something, so this remains supremely disappointing. The other thing is that I really REALLY miss the cool item descriptions/types of Pikmin 2, the humor isn't as obvious in this one and I can really feel it. That aside, it plays like Pikmin and it plays extremely well. The Rock Pikmin are interesting but I'll have to wait and see how much they'll contribute to the depth of the series since they weren't utilized in any really special fashion during the demo. This remains my most anticipated Wii U game. Wonderful 101 - This is like an old school arcade game with new school sensibilities. What a fun, slippery title that really makes use of all the positives of a Nintendo console but with none of the typical negatives. Just outrageous, non-stop fun. It seemed a little simplistic at the moment, but again it's hard to judge from the demo. Controller - Was light and comfortable; screen blew. Will avoid use where possible. That's all I played so far. I was on line for NSMB U but decided there was nothing I could possibly learn from the demo that I couldn't guess from looking. Didn't get to play Rayman. |
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JJ's Glory Hole!
(10-13-2012, 09:36 PM)
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#48
I'd love to hear more about The Wonderful 101. It sounds like the hidden gem of the Wii U lineup.
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(10-13-2012, 09:37 PM)
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#49
Originally Posted by Amir0x:
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(10-15-2012, 09:32 AM)
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