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I knew that a few months ago as soon as aiplay for announced for apple tv.MikeE21286 said:
So for me that was nothing new.
I knew that a few months ago as soon as aiplay for announced for apple tv.MikeE21286 said:
AshMcCool said:Just to clarify this: Does the shown Wii U Boxes actually contain working hardware?
Shaheed79 said:A true 1080p Nintendo console with an awesome new controller?
It uses a proprietary (so far single-layered) DVD based disc format that holds up to 25 GB of data, the same amount as a single-layered BD. It's cheaper to make and use your own disc than to license something.TheBanditKing said:You mean 1080p "capable" I highly doubt every game will support it let alone run native in it. Also I don't get the love for this controller, it looks bulky, uncomfortable and expensive and naturally prone to a level of damage that no other controller ever had to deal with (now I need to buy screen protectors for my controllers?). I am not sold on this at all right now, glad to see Nintendo finally getting current hardware but I need to see some real games for it, oh and this thing better not use DVD's.....
Tenck said:Anyone know who's helping Nintendo with Online infrastructure?
I wouldn't be surprised if it actually is EA. I'm eager to hear what exactly this "unprecedented partnership" is.Tenck said:Anyone know who's helping Nintendo with Online infrastructure?
No worries Bandit, just go check some videos with impresions. The controller is really confortable and light weight. Saw some guys with medium sized hands holding the controller with just one hand while operating the touch screen. So i was impressed how Nintendo could make a controller this big so easy to manipulate.TheBanditKing said:Also I don't get the love for this controller, it looks bulky, uncomfortable and expensive and naturally prone to a level of damage that no other controller ever had to deal with (now I need to buy screen protectors for my controllers?).
And lots of ports.Scoops said:Here's what I've compiled:
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Assassin's Creed TBA
Batman Arkham City
Battlefield TBA
Darksiders 2
Dirt TBA
The Legend of Zelda
LEGO City Stories
Metro Last Light
New Super Mario Mii
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
Pikmin 3
Rabbids TBA
Super Smash Bros
Tekken TBA
Tom Clancy Online
Ubisoft FPS TBA
Ubisoft Multi-Sport Game TBA
Wii Sports HD
Wii Fit HD
No NGC backwards compatibility. They can add some NGC games to VC, but the console won't read NGC discs and won't have the option to connect NGC controllers or memory cards.GitarooMan said:I apologized if this has been answered, but how about Gamecube compatibility, do we know about that yet?
Not looking good. I'm gonna say there is none.GitarooMan said:I apologized if this has been answered, but how about Gamecube compatibility, do we know about that yet?
It uses a proprietary (so far single-layered) DVD based disc format that holds up to 25 GB of data, the same amount as a single-layered BD.
KingOfReading said:All of this good news and not a single hint of a new F-Zero game? It's only been EIGHT years since the last one! I like Mario Kart and all, but I imagine I'm not alone in hoping a new one gets announced for the Wii U.
RedSwirl said:Real? Posted already?
brochiller said:No, but we're supposed to learn more about their online plans this week. I'm hoping they say something tonight at the roundtable.
According to Ubisoft producer, Adrian Blunt, the days of friend codes are numbered.
Blunt was on hand at E3, demonstrating "Ghost Recon Online" for the Wii U. The game is definitely focused on the multiplayer experience, so I asked him why he thought the Wii U would be a good fit, since Nintendo consoles traditionally aren't very online capable.
There's a few things on that. The first is the ability for individuals to make accounts. Rather than a machine having an account, each individual user has an account."
So I asked him, "Equivilent to a gamertag on Xbox Live?" "Yeah, exactly," he said.
He continued, saying that friend codes are no longer required for adding friends:
"Also the ability to easily find friends. Rather than using friend codes, which we've had in the past, we're able to connect players in a much easier way, which allows us to have a community that's playing together in the game."
Blunt wasn't willing to get more specific about the Wii U's online functionality,
Why on earth wouldn't it be real?RedSwirl said:Real? Posted already?
XTERC said:I'm finding it really difficult to form an opinion on the Wii U (probably due to the lack of 'real' information). I was looking forward to playing Wii games in HD, but it looks like Nintendo wants to take advantage of selling HD remakes of Wii titles rather than building the capability into the console.
Do we know how they are offering Wii emulation?
No, and it's doubtful anyone is. This all stems back to a misread Iwata quote about a month ago in which they said they would be looking for outside help; it seemed he was talking about advertising partnerships and stuff, though, but he was kind of vague so people projected their wants onto the comments.Tenck said:Anyone know who's helping Nintendo with Online infrastructure?
Not surprising. I was planning on trading in my first system (my Wii) for this thing but I need Cube controller support for Smash, so so much for that.G0523 said:The WiiU won't be able to play GameCube games and will have no way of playing with GameCube controllers.
This really sucks, especially for the BC Wii games that are played best with GCN controllers. Guess I'll have to keep my original Wii.
Noone is making My waifU?Scoops said:Here's what I've compiled:
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Assassin's Creed TBA
Batman Arkham City
Battlefield TBA
Darksiders 2
Dirt TBA
The Legend of Zelda
LEGO City Stories
Metro Last Light
New Super Mario Mii
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
Pikmin 3
Rabbids TBA
Tekken TBA
Tom Clancy Online
Ubisoft FPS TBA
Ubisoft Multi-Sport Game TBA
tassletine said:No more HUDS. It's a miracle.
For Ghost Recon, yeah. This confirms nothing for Nintendo's online service as a whole.dwu8991 said:
Annoying Old Party Man said:The Wii U's system size has really left me worried. They went for form factor and size again, which begs the question: what kind of powerful, power efficient, stable and affordable system you can build with such a small box? I'm afraid the answer is not what I want to hear...
dwu8991 said:It's a much larger box than wii and heavier as well.
Annoying Old Party Man said:It is? I think it's around the same...
Whoa, way longer than it looked in official pics.RedSwirl said:Real? Posted already?
Fantastical said:I'm sure this has come up before, but I've missed a lot of E3 coverage.
When I was watching the press conference and Iwata kept saying "you", I was thinking the new console would be named "Yuu".
I like that a lot better than Wii U because it follows the same spelling of Wii and also uses a pronoun.
LOL @ THE boob img ow japan your so wacky !!!Alextended said:
Holy shit, I forgot all about that. I want to believe that's the reason Nintendo didn't go with that name.TwinIonEngines said:Bob?