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Scratch one title off the Wii U launch list - Aliens: Colonial Marines has been delayed to February 12, 2013.
Noooooooooo!!!
Scratch one title off the Wii U launch list - Aliens: Colonial Marines has been delayed to February 12, 2013.
Scratch one title off the Wii U launch list - Aliens: Colonial Marines has been delayed to February 12, 2013.
Scratch one title off the Wii U launch list - Aliens: Colonial Marines has been delayed to February 12, 2013.
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Well Shane might be really impressed, but for me personally unless I hear;
Tomb Raider, Dead Space 3, GTA 5, Bioshock: Infinite, Resident Evil 6, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and so on from 3rd parties at e3 this year I'll be disappointed.
When it come to Nintendo themselves, I want hear Mario (no NSMB Mii crap), Zelda, Metroid, Starfox, Eternal Darkness 2.
Yes I know I probably have WAY WAY to high expectations.
Yeah, I hope they don't include one and try to keep the price down. I don't want to pay an extra $20-40 for that would be completely useless for anyone who already owns 4 remotes.
No no no. It's:
The Wii U Speculation Thread VI: The Ersatz Final Thread
(Cookie for anyone who gets the reference)
So basically unless its the best launch line up in history by a distance you're going to be disappointed?
@HylianTom
@wsippel
@Spieler Eins
Well Shane might be really impressed, but for me personally unless I hear;
Tomb Raider, Dead Space 3, GTA 5, Bioshock: Infinite, Resident Evil 6, Beyond Good & Evil 2 and so on from 3rd parties at e3 this year I'll be disappointed.
When it come to Nintendo themselves, I want hear Mario (no NSMB Mii crap), Zelda, Metroid, Starfox, Eternal Darkness 2.
Yes I know I probably have WAY WAY to high expectations.
meh on those 3 party games. not interested.
they're all sequals that improve on past games. nothing more.
Not counting BG&E2, yes I would be disappointed if the games from 3rd parties I listed won't be on Wii U before summer 2013.
And if no real Mario, Zelda, Starfox, Metroid is announced and/or released at release or within the first year of the consoles life, yeah disappointed as well.
Maybe it's a good move for them? Get out of the crowded Wii U launch window into a time frame where there'll be more oxygen?Scratch one title off the Wii U launch list - Aliens: Colonial Marines has been delayed to February 12, 2013.
I completely understand, believe you me! When it comes to third-party headliner titles, I'm one of the thread's top resident skeptics. I don't trust most of them as far as I can throw 'em, and I take the "I'll believe it when I see it" stance in >90% of these cases.
If anything, I'd predict that we get more "consolation prize" games for the Wii U instead of the final big showcase prize. A Bully 3 instead of GTA V, for example. Resident Evil: Shooty Incidences instead of RE6. And so on..
Not sure, to be honest. It is a bit puzzling, now that you point this out.Why would that impress anyone or be described as massive?
I thought you meant that unless you get:
Tomb Raider, Dead Space 3, GTA 5, Bioshock: Infinite, Resident Evil 6
Beyond Good & Evil 2, Full Mario Game, Full Metroid, Full Zelda, Eternal Darkness 2
All announced for launch you'd be disapointed
I haven't the slightest interest in the title, but seeing it announced would be quite a moment. It could be gaming's equivalent of "the shot heard 'round the world," a true sign that Nintendo is indeed serious about their stated goal of pursuing the core.GTAV will be released for 360 and PS3
The Wii U is powerful enough to handle it and from what we've heard the architecture is nice to work with.
I can see GTAV happening - maybe not at its launch, but I'm pretty sure Rockstar thinks about it and that Nintendo tries to convince them
GTAV will be released for 360 and PS3
The Wii U is powerful enough to handle it and from what we've heard the architecture is nice to work with.
I can see GTAV happening - maybe not at its launch, but I'm pretty sure Rockstar thinks about it and that Nintendo tries to convince them
so delayed Aliens game with WiiU version's date to be announce at another time smells fishy
something is going on
so delayed Aliens game with WiiU version's date to be announce at another time smells fishy
something is going on
Seems possible that Nintendo just doesn't want any firm release dates yet and dates will be announced at E3.
Seems possible that Nintendo just doesn't want any firm release dates yet and dates will be announced at E3.
On a related note, that trailer did not really impress me.
The date won't be released at E3. We already know that from the investment briefing.
Seems possible that Nintendo just doesn't want any firm release dates yet and dates will be announced at E3.
On a related note, that trailer did not really impress me.
I haven't the slightest interest in the title, but seeing it announced would be quite a moment. It could be gaming's equivalent of "the shot heard 'round the world," a true sign that Nintendo is indeed serious about their stated goal of pursuing the core.
I just really, really hope that they don't mortgage the farm just to get that one title. It wouldn't make sense to me.
Created this video to remind us of what we're leaving behind. It wasn't all shovelware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt8KVYR3rw
Book 6 dawg. I read those when I was way younger, but I still love them.
It lines up so well, except this elevator is straight tohellhypeville
Created this video to remind us of what we're leaving behind. It wasn't all shovelware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt8KVYR3rw
It really is. Makes me realize how much of a great time I've had over the past six years. I'll have to do some sort of going-away ceremony when the Wii gets retired, haha..beautiful recap!
Created this video to remind us of what we're leaving behind. It wasn't all shovelware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt8KVYR3rw
YES! A cookie for you! Read them years ago but I like to re-read them every so often. The prequel series is coming out later this year.
Created this video to remind us of what we're leaving behind. It wasn't all shovelware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt8KVYR3rw
Wii's launch window was the five consecutive weeks after its North American launch on the 19th of November. 3DS saw a launch window of ten weeks. If we apply the 3DS plan for Wii U, the launch would be on the 4th of December (2nd or 9th to conform with Nintendo's Sunday product launches). If we apply the Wii plan for Wii U, the launch would be on the 8th (6th or 13th) of January next year. This is of course nothing rock solid and shouldn't be used as guidance for when the Wii U is going to launch, but it shows what the preceding systems have had for launch window. It all depends on secondary and primary market trends, commercialism trends, profit forecasts and of course how many titles are ready for launch window. So it could be greater or lesser than ten or five weeks, I would say teen weeks are a good launch window for a product of this magnitude.Still launch window.
So, I am sure this has been discussed before, but I really do think Wii U could do very well with Japanese developers.
-generally, Japanese 3rd parties did not transition well to the HD generation.
-Unlike the West, the Japanese audience is not nearly as focused on graphics.
-On a similar note, portables have a much bigger share of the core gamer market.
-With some exceptions, the HD twins really did not do well in Japan, hardware or software wise. PS3 software finally caught some momentum, but only after publishers banged their head against a brick wall for years until it cracked a bit.
Basically, I think it would be extremely risky for the Japanese publishers to invest in more new technology with how they were burned last time. Unlike last gen, where they felt that they had to support the next Playstation, IMO that impetus is largely gone. Who knows what will happen, and it would not surprise me if some pubs try to play follow the leader again, but I do think the atmosphere is right for many Japanese pubs to play it safe.
Don't retire it! It's a great little homebrew machine.It really is. Makes me realize how much of a great time I've had over the past six years. I'll have to do some sort of going-away ceremony when the Wii gets retired, haha..
I'm grinding an axe for capmcom until they release a sequel.(and it made me want to play Zack & Wiki again!)
Big N really need to show it next gen and get 3rd partys away from PS360 so it not just ports that are Multi-Platform Wii U need to be PS2 of this gen the weaker one but the one to go too and easy to work on
only thing is so many think it too weak and if it not iam sorry that label going to still be there, I know alot of ps360 fan boys are trying hard to put that label on
I agree. I know I said earlier that I'm the thread skeptic on third-parties, but my main source of third-party hope is Japan. Developers bet against Nintendo and paid dearly, and I think at the very least they'll be a bit more hesitant to put so many eggs in one console-maker's basket.So, I am sure this has been discussed before, but I really do think Wii U could do very well with Japanese developers.
-generally, Japanese 3rd parties did not transition well to the HD generation.
-Unlike the West, the Japanese audience is not nearly as focused on graphics.
-On a similar note, portables have a much bigger share of the core gamer market.
-With some exceptions, the HD twins really did not do well in Japan, hardware or software wise. PS3 software finally caught some momentum, but only after publishers banged their head against a brick wall for years until it cracked a bit.
Basically, I think it would be extremely risky for the Japanese publishers to invest in more new technology with how they were burned last time. Unlike last gen, where they felt that they had to support the next Playstation, IMO that impetus is largely gone. Who knows what will happen, and it would not surprise me if some pubs try to play follow the leader again, but I do think the atmosphere is right for many Japanese pubs to play it safe.
I agree. I know I said earlier that I'm the thread skeptic on third-parties, but my main source of third-party hope is Japan. Developers bet against Nintendo and paid dearly, and I think at the very least they'll be a bit more hesitant to put so many eggs in one console-maker's basket.
Created this video to remind us of what we're leaving behind. It wasn't all shovelware.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFt8KVYR3rw
So, I am sure this has been discussed before, but I really do think Wii U could do very well with Japanese developers.
-generally, Japanese 3rd parties did not transition well to the HD generation.
-Unlike the West, the Japanese audience is not nearly as focused on graphics.
-On a similar note, portables have a much bigger share of the core gamer market.
-With some exceptions, the HD twins really did not do well in Japan, hardware or software wise. PS3 software finally caught some momentum, but only after publishers banged their head against a brick wall for years until it cracked a bit.
Basically, I think it would be extremely risky for the Japanese publishers to invest in more new technology with how they were burned last time. Unlike last gen, where they felt that they had to support the next Playstation, IMO that impetus is largely gone. Who knows what will happen, and it would not surprise me if some pubs try to play follow the leader again, but I do think the atmosphere is right for many Japanese pubs to play it safe.
Hmm. I do have two Wiis (one sealed for posterity), but they'll end-up being GameCube players going into the future. I guess I could get into homebrew once the U arrives. Just gotta figure out how I'll set it all up under the TV.Don't retire it! It's a great little homebrew machine.
I'm grinding an axe for capmcom until they release a sequel.
Not if EX Troopers is any indication - then they'll simply go 3DS/ Wii U and continue to ignore Vita.I wonder if this could help the Vita as well. Where the two consoles kind of share games to help out on cost
Great video!
Thank you, Wii.