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I actually know exactly what Retro Studios thinks about it, and it's all positive.
I am SHOCKED! (and appalled!)
I actually know exactly what Retro Studios thinks about it, and it's all positive.
The guy says "to not compare it clock for clock with the 360 and claim it's much worse, it isn't", but people do it anyway.
Generalizations - they work to fit your agenda.Specs mattered when they thought it was a powerhouse, now it isn't, so they don't. It's called having your cake and eating it.
marcan isn't just "some dude" - he's a hacker of many systems, reverse-engineer...er, and tech enthusiast, who likely knows more about the ins and outs of hardware than most programmers. He's also less biased than Retro Studios, in that he's not under NDAs and isn't tied to any specific company.
Do I recall correctly that you are one of the posters making long "technical" posts about the Wii U and GPGPU?From what I understand you dont need threads when you implement "Out out order execution"
So its either in order with SMT or its out of order without the need of SMT
Exactly.all of amd's gpu offerings from the R7XXX line onward are "gpgpu". iwata's just parroting a bullet point. the REAL question is: how many GFLOPS will the gpu be able to spare? :teehee
I see some people don't know how much a pain in the ass drawing is on a capacitive (multi touch) screen. Very imprecise, and when one of your key selling points is drawing messages in miiverse... I'm fine with that. I especially can't think of many situations where multitouch would even be useful in games, especially when you have a full controller.
Multi-touch is a bad arguement, there are many GOOD reasons to hate on the wii U people should try instead.
I care more about what Retro Studios "thinks" than some dude named marcan/armchair neogaf developers.
He did?I don't recall him saying it's on par.I said don't judge it based on clocks.But Marcan has basically confirmed that the CPU is on par with Xenon.
That means with better RAM and a better GPU, games will look better than current gen.
Not sure why people are convinced otherwise
We're experiencing flat out shameful, incompetent design. Decade-old hardware in a primarily $350 box is not necessary or even particularly beneficial in order to secure an aggressive profit margin, and having power trade-offs with the 360/PS3 architectures ensures bad press and unhappy port-buyers from the beginning, when upgraded current gen ports were very much part of the launch strategy. Fils-Aime has to run laughably dishonest damage control on a daily basis as part of this catastrophic failure to produce a technologically viable system -- again, at such a premium price point.
No worries, though. I'm sure soccer moms worldwide, with their iPads and Nexus 7s sitting on the coffee table, will be enthralled by the unique selling point of a living room tethered, two hour battery life, PDA-era resistive touch screen tablet controller.
What's the point of NeoGAF when you can't tell the truth anymore.EvilLore's post is pretty funny considering he OP'd that system wars thread with the "keep it civil blah..".
Yes, let's trust guys paid and owned by nintendo to talk about a nintendo console... flawless logic.
soccer moms worldwide
Like argued before numerous times, visual differences are harder to spot by each generation. Current gen games already look very good, graphics wise. Wii had no HD that's actually a pretty big step, but I could think the lacking online was also a decisive disadvantage over the HD twins in the long run. At the beginning, third parties just missed the boat, of course. I'm pretty sure most of them thought Wii would flop.How did that work out for the Wii and third parties?
The only way you are not going to see a repeat of last gen (Wii/360/ps3) is if PS4/720 flop real hard and developers go back to just developing multiplatforms for 360/ps3/Wii-U. I honestly feel there is a chance for that happening depending on developer costs for next gen and the pricing of the next gen consoles and games. We will have to see on that one.
We're experiencing flat out shameful, incompetent design. Decade-old hardware in a primarily $350 box is not necessary or even particularly beneficial in order to secure an aggressive profit margin, and having power trade-offs with the 360/PS3 architectures ensures bad press and unhappy port-buyers from the beginning, when upgraded current gen ports were very much part of the launch strategy. Fils-Aime has to run laughably dishonest damage control on a daily basis as part of this catastrophic failure to produce a technologically viable system -- again, at such a premium price point.
No worries, though. I'm sure soccer moms worldwide, with their iPads and Nexus 7s sitting on the coffee table, will be enthralled by the unique selling point of a living room tethered, two hour battery life, PDA-era resistive touch screen tablet controller.
I am SHOCKED! (and appalled!)
But Marcan has basically confirmed that the CPU is on par with Xenon.
What's the point of NeoGAF when you can't tell the truth anymore.
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
Where did he do that? He said he doesn't know how they compare at the speeds they are clocked at.
Yeah, that's a great excuse. :-D But I'm not angry at him. You'll just have to do that childish rant from time to time.What's the point of NeoGAF when you can't tell the truth anymore.
He said its not much worse. There's a jpeg being posted on each page with posts from his twitter. I suggest you read itWhere did he do that? He said he doesn't know how they compare at the speeds they are clocked at.
More people should take a page from the ghst playbook, if someone with the visibility of Evilore does it all the better.Yeah, that's a great excuse. :-D But I'm not angry at him. You'll just have to do that childish rant from time to time.
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
I don't really see what that has to do with what I said. No doubt you can argue the Wii U is more innovative but how does that justify almost the same price as the 360 when it debuted 7 years ago?Yep, $400 and it came with a regular ass controller that played games the same way as all the generations before it. What a deal.
Was that game a certain system exclusive that people hold in high regard?Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
My five year old Mario loving son certainly will be when we open it on Christmas morning.
Ummmm, I already clarified why I put "thinks" in quotes.
The art of reading, it's a wonderful art.
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
I understand what you are saying, but retro does not have to port games from other systems.
He said its not much worse. There's a jpeg being posted on each page with posts from his twitter. I suggest you read it
You are very easy to miss since you do not have an avatar
my point still stand though, it's stupid to not trust a person that probably have hacked the console and does a lot of reverse engineering
My five year old Mario loving son certainly will be when we open it on Christmas morning.
Like argued before numerous times, visual differences are harder to spot by each generation. Current gen games already look very good, graphics wise. Wii had no HD that's actually a pretty big step, but I could think the lacking online was also a decisive disadvantage over the HD twins in the long run. At the beginning, third parties just missed the boat, of course. I'm pretty sure most of them thought Wii would flop.
My five year old Mario loving son certainly will be when we open it on Christmas morning.
Too bad he will have to wait at least one hour before playing any game.
Actually he can download the update in the background while playing Mario if he likes.
If anything, this proves that clock speed isn't all that matter, or else ports like AC3, COD or ME3 would run much much worse than the other versions.
But again, people only look at numbers.
More people should take a page from the ghst playbook, if someone with the visibility of Evilore does it all the better.
We're experiencing flat out shameful, incompetent design. Decade-old hardware in a primarily $350 box is not necessary or even particularly beneficial in order to secure an aggressive profit margin, and having power trade-offs with the 360/PS3 architectures ensures bad press and unhappy port-buyers from the beginning, when upgraded current gen ports were very much part of the launch strategy. Fils-Aime has to run laughably dishonest damage control on a daily basis as part of this catastrophic failure to produce a technologically viable system -- again, at such a premium price point.
No worries, though. I'm sure soccer moms worldwide, with their iPads and Nexus 7s sitting on the coffee table, will be enthralled by the unique selling point of a living room tethered, two hour battery life, PDA-era resistive touch screen tablet controller.
I can buy it myself, but i cant recall to have seen it in maybe the last 15 years or so. I hardly buy any candy in these days though, so maybe that is why i cant recall to have see it. But thanks for the offer though, that is nice of you!I think it does, yeah. Hit me up with a PM and I could set you up with some Dundersalt after Christmas
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
Christ. This thing should come with some kind of federally mandated warning label. I dont get how any developer could be okay with this.
No worries, though. I'm sure soccer moms worldwide, with their iPads and Nexus 7s sitting on the coffee table, will be enthralled by the unique selling point of a living room tethered, two hour battery life, PDA-era resistive touch screen tablet controller.
Most people would be shocked. I played Street Fighter and drank some beers with someone very high up at Retro last week, a friend of mine, and the attitude about Wii U is pretty much completely perpendicular to what is conveyed in this thread. They really like it, and they're doing some very cool stuff with it. This person also worked on a big game from another studio a couple years back.
My five year old Mario loving son certainly will be when we open it on Christmas morning.