With or without headphones?
Wih. Wihtout is actually failry loud.
You know, I'm going to leave the spelling as it is. I like it.
With or without headphones?
I've heard official sources call it "The Subscreen".
They probably won't go with uPad because of Apple and all the suing....
IdeaMan doesn't want us to think that everything he writes down is set in stone and that he has the intention of telling us what exactly is inside the console; he wants to keep us on track and dismiss every false rumor he knows about.
Plus, as the name says, he wants to share ideas and wants us to develop ideas, this is what he said in his earlier posts.
So don't read too much into it and see his posts more like a guidepost.
I know, I know...and that is what I'm doing.
I let his posts inspire me and develop ideas by myself.
See the reson why that with the 3D screen came up in me was this news posted longer ago:
http://www.computerandvideogames.co...ller-screen/?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS
So everything is changing all the time and as Nintendo has a patent on a pad that enables 3D view like on 3DS even with HD, what makes you think they wont use it?
Yes its higher costs but:
- Nintendo states all the time WiiU wont be cheap
- as we hear all the time Nintendo releases stronger and stronger devkits (the reason is maybe not only meeting requirements for UE4 and other engines)
- they have that patent and why not use it? makes even great sense cos you can play 3DS games from VC, use 3DS as second controller...
So I would really like the IDEA of the padlet to use the 3D feature like 3DS
The more I think about it, the more I want an online RISK game.
- No having to set-up a gazillion pieces.
- Being able to chat during the game.
- Maybe getting live odds on potential attacks?
- Being able to plot your moves via uPad.
- Private chat being an option so that coordinated attacks may be planned.
I could see it being a big hit. And imagine NintendoGAFfers pulling all-nighters to play huge games.. haha..
Being able to play an online Risk game on the uPad wherever in my apartment sounds great.
Yup. I'm still racking my brain, trying to figure-out what The Final Secret(s) may be.
Rumble?
3D belongs to the 3DS, and the screen won't be HD.
Nintendo experiments with a shitload of stuff.
and why cant the subscreen be HD?
All these things are possible (maybe not likely to happen but possible).
an HD screen would use up more performance than it has to.
The uPad already has rumble
why is that? so no other system can use 3D?
and why cant the subscreen be HD?
All these things are possible (maybe not likely to happen but possible).
........why would anyone want 3D on the uPad....
I don't, personally. I really was hoping for more than what it sounds like it can do. If it could do what Ideaman has said, but to two controllers, or his sources were going 'holy shit' then I might start feeling quite excited. I don't need 1080 (TV is only 720) but I want it to look 'Killer'.Why do people find it impressive that it's running 360 games on both the controller and on a 720p screen? It really doesn't take that much power to do that in 2012. If that's all there is to the Wii U hardware then Nintendo is screwing up.
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We'll Have to wait and see of course, but it's sounding like we won't get graphics too much over 360 (everything we hear is subjective so it's a guess), if the system needs to render full scenes to TV and two subscreens.So, what does this mean regarding multiple controllers?
Sure, but greater framerate and textures with 1080, or mind blowing graphics at 720 would be better. I think 1080 vs 720 comparisons are a little worthless because you can almost always make a game better looking by dropping the res and/or framerate and dedicating that power elsewhere.Also, 720p/better framerate/well done textures > 1080p. Any. Goddamn. Day.
Likewise. We need UE 4 level support (or DX 11 level, whatever you want to use for a benchmark) so that it won't miss out on any 3rd party multi plats.Yeah I'm not expecting a monster console, but I would hope for a console that can get ports of all relevant next gen. engines.
And thats what I'm currently afraid of and voiced ky dissapointment. But oh no, thats a meltdown, selective reading and my own agenda... yeah right.
The simple fact is: If the WiiU isn't strong enough to get most if not all 3rd party games next gen, You can bet that I and many others will do our 3rd party purchases on the other systems relegating the WiiU to be the Nintendo Games machine again.
This is a very real concern, and I don't think you guys should dismiss it that easily.
I guess this is one thing that would excite me; if the range and fidelity is high enough for bed play.I can see myself taking that controller, put in my headphones and just play Nintendo exclusive console games on my bed.
Ahh.. in that case, I've learned something today.
how the hell did I miss that?
My daughter was born 7 days ago now,
you could use it to play 3DS VC games, u could also display the inventory in 3D,
u could use a nice 3D effect if u use the pad ingame as a spy-glass, many possibillities...
My daughter was born 7 days ago now, so I've been pretty absent from here since then (Great to have the distraction until E3). I skimmed the last bajillion pages and man, still nothing really coming through that's new.
But woudn't a Flipper 2.0 mean it still uses TEV? Or do you mean a non-fixed function version of TEV "shaders" (in that they do not penalize rendering passes in much the same way the original did)?
Considering most of Wii's effects can be emulated within the hardware, I was just expecting the the rest to be modified ATI card or custom built one.
In fact, I'm still thinking about the chances AMD/Nintendo might have been working on Open GL 4.0 shaders that have TEV-like properties.
The simple fact is: If the WiiU isn't strong enough to get most if not all 3rd party games next gen, You can bet that I and many others will do our 3rd party purchases on the other systems relegating the WiiU to be the Nintendo Games machine again.
1) 3DS VC games? Why should they offer VC games of a platform that is alive and well?
2) Those other points are fine, but they don't belong on the uPad.
The Wii U isn't even powerful enough for that. Forget 3D on the Wii U, forget it.
Congrats Azak!
Also, Nintendo straight out said the Wii U is capable of 3D.
I wonder how many people here seriously thought this thing would come even close to running UE4...
Nintendo fans never fail to amuse.
I wonder how many people here seriously thought this thing would come even close to running UE4...
Nintendo fans never fail to amuse.
I wonder how many people here seriously thought this thing would come even close to running UE4...
Nintendo fans never fail to amuse.
I think Nintendo is trying recreate what they did with the Gamecube. A console thats powerful, technically capable to hold its own. While keeping a mass market price, $299.99 or $349.99. Personally don't a game pack in like Wii Sports, but a built in app, installed on mass storage device. This app would be a way to get the casual market.
Sure, the iPad will run UE4...eventually. But I doubt UE4 will run on machines with the specs of currently available iPads.It will run UE4. The iPad will run UE4.
Nintendo haters never fail to amuse.
I wonder how many people here seriously thought this thing would come even close to running UE4...
Nintendo fans never fail to amuse.
Epic's Mark Rein says that Next Gen launch games will probably stick with UE3.
http://www.computerandvideogames.co...mes-will-probably-stick-with-unreal-engine-3/
Yet again, indicates that the Wii U won't be far behind the competition.
You seem to know more than everybody here. Could you share your experience with UE4? Has it "magic"? Tell us more, and while you're at it you could say a few things about the specs of the Wii U.
We got another insider! Yes!
I do actually, and the Insider told me: "Expect around XBox 360, more or less."
This doesn't say anything: which devkit does your source use?
I'm not expecting much beyond that, but I don't believe you.I do actually, and the Insider told me: "Expect around XBox 360, more or less."
They work at Nintendo.
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I do actually, and the Insider told me: "Expect around XBox 360, more or less."
I'm still a Junior member, so I can't make a thread yet. Feel free, anyone else.
I think the TEVs (an evolved form) would replace the TMUs. I mean, TEVs are TMUs on crack.I don't know if I'm seeing it the way wsippel did, but when I say Flipper 2.0 I was referring to having fixed functionality included not so much as a TEV being included under that. In my view and using wsippel's description it would be akin to what you are describing in that the "few hundred SPUs bolted on top" would replace the TEV. Though with the latter part of your post they would probably be OpenGL ES 2.0 shaders with TEV-like properties.