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Will the Dolphin folk be able to port their emulator when the system is eventually hacked?
I am almost 100% certain that Zelda was shown playing on the controller in the montage.SoulPlaya said:I'm wondering. None of the screens, thus far, have actually shown (except NSMBMii) running on the controller. Can I actually play HD Zelda totally (though not HD, I accept that) on the controller, or will it just be menus and stuff?
McHuj said:so is the 360.
Supports Wii U- stream to the controller.TheJollyCorner said:I'd hope those games would have some good additional content to encourage people to buy them upwards of a year later...
Instro said:Theres no point, it wouldnt look any better unless played at native resolution.
SalsaShark said:the only people who care about internal hard drives are the ones lazy enough to not hook up an external one through the USB port.
My Wii has been hooked up to a Hard Drive for years now, c'mon.
lolololInternal flash-based media storage, upgradeable via USB and SD carts
NoooooooooooooHaRyu said:FFF... Reggie is talkin to the G4 guys now. He said that while the WiiU will be able to play the Wii software, it WILL NOT UPSCALE. It'll still look like a Wii game.
Release date between April 1, 2012 to December 31, 2012
French said:no hdd :lol
6.2" touchscreen on New Controller, running in non-HD resolution
That isn't just upscaling. It's rendering the game at a higher resolution. Not the same thing.McHuj said:Have you seen the dolphin emulator?
McHuj said:Have you seen the dolphin emulator?
Instro said:Right and dolphin emulator makes games look better because it renders at a higher resolution not just upscales.
The new controller incorporates a....touch screen and traditional button controls, including two analog Circle Pads. This combination removes the traditional barrier between games, players and TV by creating a second window into the video game world.
HaRyu said:FFF... Reggie is talkin to the G4 guys now. He said that while the WiiU will be able to play the Wii software, it WILL NOT UPSCALE. It'll still look like a Wii game.
AbsoluteZero said:Will work with all Wii controllers.
Whether or not developers decide to still support them is yet to be seen.
KingDizzi said:And just like that Sony and MS held back their next consoles for a few more years. IGN were right off the ball, only correct thing was the controller and someone on Gaf pretty much drew exactly the same thing, like WOW whoever made it because it was exactly the same.
McHuj said:Have you seen the dolphin emulator?
Foxix said:Uhhhh.... no?
Gorgon said:Lol. Gonna be cool to see what Sony/MS do now, specially after all the Kynect garbage this E3. Does the Sony Vita support streaming from PS3?
SolidSnakex said:Wasn't IGN also the one that heavily hinted that GTAV would be announced at Nintendo's conference?
I've been telling you guiz the truth about GTA V for about 3 months now.SolidSnakex said:Wasn't IGN also the one that heavily hinted that GTAV would be announced at Nintendo's conference?
Based on what information?McHuj said:It can display menu's in 1080p.
Saying a console is capable of 1080p isn't the same as actually being able to play a game in 1080p and 60 fps.
Liek the 360, I don't think WiiU will be able to render games at 1080p.
SolidSnakex said:Wasn't IGN also the one that heavily hinted that GTAV would be announced at Nintendo's conference?
HaRyu said:It should. The PSP can already stream some Mini and some PSN games, as well as videos, music, and photos.
Jin34 said:The Dolphin emulator IS rendering the game in HD, that is not upscaling. Everyone that has their Wii hooked up to an HDTV is already playing them upscaled.
It's not rendering on the controller. Battery life will be fine.alterno69 said:Being a sports junkie the padtroller looks nice but i'm not sure that's enough for mme to buy a new console. Also how far does the conectivity works? If i could play with the remote screen all over my house that would be great but i'm sure SOME lag will be present considering it's wireless. Another issue is batteries, if their portable console has crappy batery life i don't see that controller lasting more than 4 or 5 hours on a single charge which would mean recharging everyday, kind of a hassle. Also this will probably ship with only one padtroller and i'm sure buying an extra won't be cheap.
My guess is that multiplatform games will probably be able to run @ 1080p, but native games will be running less than that as they start to push the system by second or third gen titles.McHuj said:Liek the 360, I don't think WiiU will be able to render games at 1080p.
WickedLaharl said:it won't upscale wii games? surely this must be a mistake.
PS2 games look much nicer when played on my PS3 because of the upscaling.
Why? The iPad 2 is also no high ress. Is probably about the same as the NGP.soldat7 said:I'm a bit concerned by this.
Hazanko said:It's not lazy, why should I though? Nintendo want the core gamers to come back but why go with their console when my PS3 and Xbox360 have hard drives built in? Why should I go out my way to hook up an external hard drive?
You want full HD on a 6 inch display?soldat7 said:I'm a bit concerned by this.
GoldenEye 007 said:Based on what information?
McHuj said:No information, but looking at the size of the WiiU, it's not going to be very power hungry device. Small form factor, small cooling package system.
At present, I doubt you could fit a 360 or PS3 into that form factor and keep it cool enough (at a decent cost). Both of those systems still overheat in the current designs.
Next year, at 32/28nm process tech I think it will be possible.
Performance will be very similar to PS3/360.
asdad123 said:From the specs, it makes it seem like only one of these "new controllers" can be connected?
They say up to four wiimotes could be connected, but dont specify a number of the new controllers.
HaRyu said:It should. The PSP can already stream some Mini and some PSN games, as well as videos, music, and photos.