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Wii U Thread - Now in HD!
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I think this was never supposed to be an official artwork of the game, but only an example of what they are heading to.
Here is the job posting: http://comments.deviantart.com/18/1738667/2579060512
Japanese games for Wii U are already announced Tank Tank Tank, Tekken, and that's what will probably see for TGS.
DragonSworne
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Dark Witch is the new Sadness
XtremeXpider
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A job list on devianART? a big budget project?
Anyway, a lot of webs have published wrong news, the worst thing is I have notice a lot of other news (1080p, Bioshock Infinite and so) that are wrong news too (or unconfirmed and published as "official"), and it is sad.
two already announced games dont exclude other games. there is still that hidden capcom game for example. and no, i don´t say there will be more japanese launch games. i say its too early
You are joking with these posts right?
I was replying to your statement that noone would ever use a stylus while gaming.
He is using a stylus
He is gaming
what would you do if he is'nt? hehe
Smiles and Cries
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when I said this many pages ago when it was first posted in this thread someone said it had a lot of money behind it... we will see how true this is... looks like a sadness to me
Well can you demonstrate that multitouch trumps accuracy?, especially on a controller that also has buttons and sticks.
and they said it on the internet in the first place. it must be true then
Wow, so much to wade through in the thread tonight....
It has a universe that fans are invested in and can be readily built upon. Cult hits have a way of becoming blockbusters if you play your cards right.
My face, it has no surprise on it.
Ummm.... you do realize that it's NOT the final unveiling, right?
Oh no, journalists not having their jobs done for them for a change? For shame, Nintendo, FOR SHAME.
Until they can no longer convince themselves it's not the same thing. So.... likely never?
Sorry, I have to stop you there. He's an easily quotable source for opinions they want to publish from someone who APPEARS to be in a position to know things to make their opinions seem more valid and truthful than they actually are. Pachter is to games journalists what Ann Coulter is to news outlets: just a recognized name with a voice saying something so another person can agree with it.
TGS doesn't start for 2 weeks, dude.
It has a universe that fans are invested in and can be readily built upon. Cult hits have a way of becoming blockbusters if you play your cards right.
My face, it has no surprise on it.
Ummm.... you do realize that it's NOT the final unveiling, right?
Oh no, journalists not having their jobs done for them for a change? For shame, Nintendo, FOR SHAME.
Until they can no longer convince themselves it's not the same thing. So.... likely never?
Sorry, I have to stop you there. He's an easily quotable source for opinions they want to publish from someone who APPEARS to be in a position to know things to make their opinions seem more valid and truthful than they actually are. Pachter is to games journalists what Ann Coulter is to news outlets: just a recognized name with a voice saying something so another person can agree with it.
TGS doesn't start for 2 weeks, dude.
Mr. MondayNight
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We are now mortal enemies......
I like you have played the Wii U and I disagree with both of these statements it doesn't feel like a "toy" and multitouch would do more harm than good.
Heck, I've been wanting to make a game where you can draw platforms as you play for quite awhile now. As a developer, I see far more possibilities for core gameplay with a stylus and analog than with chunky fingers. The only iOS games that I can think of that use multitouch only use it to treat the device as a tradition gamepad (besides, I dunno, Bowmaster?).
Not to mention, only a tiny sliver of games on Vita use the touch panel for anything more than navigating menus (no aiming like a trackpad in FPSes, really?), so I'd rather just have the tech that's better for sending drawings and messages around.
The french developer Earthlings Games revealed a RPG for PC and consoles called "Dark Witch" thrue a job list, with Wii U as target platform (and PC and Mac), with a big budget and so.
And they show this artwork:
What is the true behind this artwork?
This arkwork come from an Android (and iOS) game, a Korean RPG called "Chronos Sword 2".
http://bbs.ptbus.com/data/attachment/forum/201206/18/14454572ootik385on89ht.jpg
Why are they using the same artwork? I don't know, but it is not belong to they.
Thanks to VUESTRO_DIOS at Vandal forums for the info.
He's worked on EA related stuff for Chillingo. EA logos are all over that Chronos Sword 2 picture.
Maybe he's getting people who worked on that old EA RPG to work on this new RPG.
Also something interesting. His linkedin updated with info about the RPG and I.S. Info wasn't there before.
http://fr.linkedin.com/in/marckruzik
lordfroakie
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On the subject of using the stylus and buttons, several DS games already attached that problem over the years. Basically, they emphasized one or the other.
Games like Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword mainly used the stylus while having maybe one or two inputs from the D pad and L (or R) trigger. Other games that mainly used the buttons had a few token functions or menu selection relegated to the stylus. I imagine most Wii U games, at least most games ported from other systems will use the latter method. Perhaps developers will figure out some different things for the Wii U and Vita concurrently.
Actually, thinking about this reminds me of the DS games that had you turn the system sideways like Hotel Dusk and some other adventure games. I wonder if any Wii U game would try to do this.
Games like Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword mainly used the stylus while having maybe one or two inputs from the D pad and L (or R) trigger. Other games that mainly used the buttons had a few token functions or menu selection relegated to the stylus. I imagine most Wii U games, at least most games ported from other systems will use the latter method. Perhaps developers will figure out some different things for the Wii U and Vita concurrently.
Actually, thinking about this reminds me of the DS games that had you turn the system sideways like Hotel Dusk and some other adventure games. I wonder if any Wii U game would try to do this.
chertipros
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After reading that "games that should have been on wii" thread and hearing about those awesome wii games that were about to start production that got cancelled sometime in the planning phase (jet set wii 
) what cancelled wii games would you guys like to see resurrected on the wii u? Me personally it'll be that red faction game or that tales spinoff Sword of Legendia
) what cancelled wii games would you guys like to see resurrected on the wii u? Me personally it'll be that red faction game or that tales spinoff Sword of LegendiaAfter reading that "games that should have been on wii" thread and hearing about those awesome wii games that were about to start production that got cancelled sometime in the planning phase (jet set wii
I want that Winter game that n-Space was making.
I guess the difference they draw is that they haven't been making Call of Duty games for 25 years. Naugty Dog has switched to a new IP each console cycle. BioWare has gone through several IPs from Baldur's Gate to KOTOR to Dragon Age to Mass Effect, the same goes for the other third parties as well. You have to admit that Nintendo is almost the only company that has stuck with the same IPs for more than two decades.
Then again, you could draw the same arguments against almost any Japanese game publisher. From what I can see western publishers don't keep making games in one IP for 30 years - they typically move on to new ones every hardware cycle. Look at all the Japanese IPs celebrating their 25th anniversaries lately that are still releasing new games: Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, Street Fighter, Castlevania, Dragon Quest, Mega Man - almost all franchises that have been going since the 8-bit days. Yet, no one gives them the same amount of shit they give Nintendo (except maybe Mega Man).
The problem, as always, is lack of 3rd party support. So much attention get's drawn towards Nintendo's IPs because they ended up having to almost singlehandedly hold up the N64, Gamecube, and Wii. If any of those platforms had the same 3rd party support as the PS2 or SNES, people wouldn't be complaining. Those games would have a crowd of other games surrounding them.
After reading that "games that should have been on wii" thread and hearing about those awesome wii games that were about to start production that got cancelled sometime in the planning phase (jet set wii
Sadness.
StreetsAhead
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Not long to go now until the 'conference'.
I'm expecting stuff like Black Ops and F1-All Stars to be confirmed there, or around there, at least.
Has TGS started?
I'm expecting stuff like Black Ops and F1-All Stars to be confirmed there, or around there, at least.
Has TGS started?
bgassassin
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Since most, if not all, of us are expecting a Nintendo Direct for Japan release info, anyone else think it will occur on the 13th for Japan (12th for the West)? That's my belief right now.
StreetsAhead
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If it is a Nintendo Direct (and they may well be crazy enough to do it - I believe the pre-e3 one had 200,000~ people watching at peak) I would guess it would be slightly before the US announcement, if not at around the same time.
PuppetSlave
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Well if the game supports the Wii gamepad, I don't see any reason it should not.
Makes sense. They had a Japanese conference hours before the Wii September conference in 2006.
CaptNfantasy
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Shh... they comin
I think that TGS is supposed to start on September 20th.
Zoramon089
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???
Everyone needs to stop trying to watch the clocks while aboard the hype train, they're all set to Japan Time.
HAHA you're right
I don't know.
If, as I think, US September 13th conf will be focused on western dates/price and maybe softwares (CoD? F1 Star? 007?) I think that Japan can postpone its own "Direct" even closer to TGS dates (20-23 September).
But, considering Iwata's strange tweet, we could have to wait until October to know something about Japanes side of thing...
Sorry but this is really really stupid.
There were 3 different NES SKUs on launch day?
You should read your PMs before you hand out warnings
That wrong Miiverse-moderation info in the OP is still not fixed
Dude, September 20-23, 2012.
Relax^^
n-Space recently said they'd still love to do it.
All they need is someone to pay them for it
Zero.
Unless it supports the Classic Controller/GameCube Controller and they made the Pro Controller to be recognized as one.
Has this been posted yet?
http://wiiudaily.com/2012/09/wii-u-zelda-game-coming-2014/
Sounds like wishful thinking being made out to be a rumour if you ask me.
(That site isn't one of the ones you get banned for posting is it? Still new to this whole thing)
http://wiiudaily.com/2012/09/wii-u-zelda-game-coming-2014/
Sounds like wishful thinking being made out to be a rumour if you ask me.
(That site isn't one of the ones you get banned for posting is it? Still new to this whole thing)
Been posted quite a few times, but it's complete bs.
Nope, but don't post WiiUDailyLies, has zero reputation and they have no "sources".
yes it's all over the last few pages and obviously bullshit
and it's even been brought up that wiiudaily should probably be banned for this nonsense.
I missed DQX, but my point still stand, I don't think that any japanese game in development (if there any) will be announced this early. My guess is 3rd parties will jump boat later, based on Wii U launch reception. There's no indication that japanese turned development focus from 3DS to Wii U.
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