Are we having a good ol' fashion list war up in here?
Less of a war and more of a random protester chucking a pebble at the armed forces.
I'm fairly sure for Tomb Raider at least they specifically said there won't be a WiiU version
Jesus.
Thats a FAR bigger problem than a weak CPU or slow RAM.
Stop saying that.Ew. Pikmin is March?
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/06/20/crytek-cryengine-3-beautiful-on-wii-u
Crytek: CryEngine 3 'Beautiful' on Wii U
In an interview with CVG, Yerli said Wii U is "minimum on par with the current generation."
He also said:
I don't know about you, but I'm disappointed that Nintendo next gen console is barely on par with the current generation.
I'll still buy one eventually, ZombieU looks cool, and who doesn't like Mario? I'm interested. I'm just waiting to see how much it's going to cost on my country were most consoles are not officially released.
But make no mistake as soon as MS and Sony releases their next gen machines the difference between multi platform games are going to be huge. I guess it's safe to say that the difference is going to be like how PS3 and 360 games stack up to their PC versions.
I'll probably buy just the exclusive WiiU games, multiplatform ones I'm buying on PS4 or 720.
"From my perspective I do not understand the public's concerns that the Wii U is weaker than PS3 and 360," he said. "That I cannot see. From my perspective the Wii U is minimum as powerful as Xbox 360."
All else being equal, an out-of-order processor is almost certainly a lot more efficient than an in-order one. But if, say, the in-order one is clocked at a much higher frequency, or the in-order one has powerful vector units while the out-of-order one does not, then there will still be lots of situations where the in-order CPU will be more capable.Wasn't out of order processing supposed to make up for lower clock speeds or something? I remember reading that on gaf before. (Sorry, I asked this before but I forget what thread and when, and never saw a response. I'm pretty tech illiterate)
Holy crap, they're making a Lost Planet 3.
And this is why a lot of us went "Shit." when we saw it.All else being equal, an out-of-order processor is almost certainly a lot more efficient than an in-order one. But if, say, the in-order one is clocked at a much higher frequency, or the in-order one has powerful vector units while the out-of-order one does not, then there will still be lots of situations where the in-order CPU will be more capable.
I'll probably be in sooner than that.I'm out. For a few years anyway. See you then. ($99). Having too much fun on the pc. Someday, I'll keep my Zelda streak alive.
All else being equal, an out-of-order processor is almost certainly a lot more efficient than an in-order one. But if, say, the in-order one is clocked at a much higher frequency, or the in-order one has powerful vector units while the out-of-order one does not, then there will still be lots of situations where the in-order CPU will be more capable.
I'll probably be in sooner than that.
Because I'm a whore.
In a vacuum, Wii U isn't that bad of a console. If it were the only console in existence, we could probably do worse. Although, that "no digital transferring" policy is terribad in every universe and plane of existence.
Hmm. Maybe we couldn't do worse.
If there were no food in the world Vegemite would probably taste amazing.
If there were no food in the world Vegemite would probably taste amazing.
If there were no food in the world Vegemite would probably taste amazing.
If there were no food in the world Vegemite would probably taste amazing.
Ooooo, you should not have gone there. Grrrrrr.If there were no food in the world Vegemite would probably taste amazing.
You to. Tofu rocks.Tofu too. Although, probably not.
Ooooo, you should not have gone there. Grrrrrr.
You to. Tofu rocks.
Holy crap, they're making a Lost Planet 3.
Nintendo was oh so short sighted with the release of the Wii U, even just double the power of PS3/360 would have been possible to do at a very reasonable price.
Trying too hard for the gimmick factor with the tablet control but the average child is not going to want it over the i pad which can do so much more and is actually portable outside the house.
People will but it for Nintendo games but once next gen starts from Sony and Microsoft it is all over for decent third party support.
who is gonna bother to max it out, nintendo? especially when the tech junkie systems are dropping next year?Its starting very close th xbox 360 level. It will improve alot over time. Or do people in here really thing Wii U is closed to maxed out on day 1? LOL
fear is a mind-killerYou'll regret ruffling his feathers...
who is gonna bother to max it out, nintendo? especially when the tech junkie systems are dropping next year?
I think I'd rather eat my own feces than ever taste vegemite again.
I have a jar of that vile, hideous shit (vegemite, not my feces) if you want it
who is gonna bother to max it out, nintendo? especially when the tech junkie systems are dropping next year?
fear is a mind-killer
this doesn't answer the (hypothetical) question.Your opinion. And as i already stated in another thread. CELL >> A10 apu.
Oh btw, the A10 is in reality only 2 full cores, each with a seperate integer unit wich gets its own thread, so its not even a full quad core.
Porting PS3(!) stuff to PS4 is not going to be easy.
Thats what happens when consoles switch from being CPU centric to GPU centric. Wii U is built this way too, and IF the rumors about PS4/720 are true, so are those.
I have a jar of that vile, hideous shit (vegemite, not my feces) if you want it
this doesn't answer the (hypothetical) question.
It's not going to physically increase in power. Has a 2nd gpu or 2nd cpu been germinated within the WiiU and will be ready to harvest(utilize) in a year or 2? Or do you mean how they'll eventually harness the 'power' of the console and still run games in sub HD, 30fps through 2013-2016?Its starting very close th xbox 360 level. It will improve alot over time. Or do people in here really thing Wii U is closed to maxed out on day 1? LOL
Well, what I got from that post is that if PS4 and Nextbox run on similar architecture devs will learn how to take advantage of it. Even if those systems are far more powerful, work on them could benefit WiiU more than work on PS360. And it could get decent downscaled ports even if people think it can't even get 1:1 current ports if the reason really is the different architecture. We'll see.You gotta love how he tried to divert the conversation onto the ps3/ps4 and totally
ignored your question about Wii U.
You love tofu and vegemite? That's a real pic avatar isn't it?
There's a difference?
It's not going to physically increase in power. Has a 2nd gpu or 2nd cpu been germinated within the WiiU and will be ready to harvest(utilize) in a year or 2? Or do you mean how they'll eventually harness the 'power' of the console and still run games in sub HD, 30fps through 2013-2016?
Do I finish with an "LOL" to come across as being cool/smug?
never heard of anything called Vegemite
Haha. My GF loves tofu and all that meat-alternative stuff, I can't stand most of it.
She's beautiful though.
never heard of anything called Vegemite
You may know it as "Marmite" (Still awful!)
Slow CPU, but can this situation be compared to PS3s Cell?
Slow CPU, but can this situation be compared to PS3s Cell?
I wonder if Wii U is easy to develop for at least. Many companies might make remakes, ports and HD remakes on Wii U for a quick easy buck. Imagine all the great games from the last two generations on Wii U. Particularly those good ones that didn't sell.