amrum said:Can we find somewhere a video of that Japanese Garden Demo ?
They mentioned it at the conferenceTiger uppercut said:Kotaku is reporting
"Nintendo president Satoru Iwata just said that a new Smash Bros will release for the company's new console, the Wii U, as well as for 3DS. No specific time frame was given, but Iwata said the game will feature cross platform compatibility."
Mock if moldy.
Thoraxes said:Why not both? It's certainly capable.![]()
nVidiot_Whore said:I really don't see why not.. but you could also buy the classic controller. According to PR the Wii-U controller is a classic controller + screen/gyroscope/camera.
Nintendo is just a strange company.. they have a chance here to hype the Wii U as being a valid competitor for the 360/PS3 but they of course are focusing on their "innovation." So instead of mentioning that your standard multi-platform games can work with classic controller, they bring up this oddball idea of having one Wii-U controller + everyone else having Wii-motes... as if that's something that is going to get heavy support.
I think we'll have to rely on 3rd parties hyping the possibility of Wii-U being worthy as a true "next gen" system for the hardcore gamer.. some early reports are certainly suggesting that.. but to me it seems like we'll really have to wait and see what Nintendo does with Online.
I can't see it toppling the 360 as the priority system for games like Call of Duty for example unless they have a real Live/PSN type service.
KKRT00 said:Can You use more than one new controller on Wii-U? I cant find info about that.
whitehawk said:Does anyone know where I can watch the full conference? I missed the stream.
Graphics Horse said:Console dimensions in inches:
H: 4.52
W: 17.22
L: 26.67
It's about half way house between a PS2 and a PS2 slim, impressive! Almost the same height as the Wii.
Amir0x said:"Wii U" hahahahahahahaa @ the name. Somehow they made the Wii name worse
sorry this is all new to me just got back from work
do we know anything about the relative power of the Wii U? That Zelda tech image looks weak
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUJFNpPVtbEAmir0x said:"Wii U" hahahahahahahaa @ the name. Somehow they made the Wii name worse
sorry this is all new to me just got back from work
do we know anything about the relative power of the Wii U? That Zelda tech image looks weak
dankir said:Watch it and judge for youself.
http://kotaku.com/5809555/zelda-games-on-wii-u-could-look-this-stunning
Amir0x said:"Wii U" hahahahahahahaa @ the name. Somehow they made the Wii name worse
sorry this is all new to me just got back from work
do we know anything about the relative power of the Wii U? That Zelda tech image looks weak
Chittagong said:
Yes, touch-screen is confirmed for the controller!Zhengi said:Thanks for the answer. I'm definitely excited for the new system and wonder how developers will use the new controller.
Also, is the screen on the controller a touch screen? I saw that picture with Zelda on the TV screen and the inventory on the controller. It would be sweet to just touch the item I want without bringing up the inventory screen and have Link switch to that item.
Appollowexx said:Totally underwhelming in terms of performance. The pad looks like sound tech, but as others have mentioned it could potentially be replicated elsewhere with PS3/PSvita.
Can't understand why Nintendo would want to release this early to market with yet another underpowered machine. The plus side is it uses all the old Wii accesories and is also fully BC with games.
Amir0x said:Yeah. Doesn't look particularly beyond anything we've seen this gen.
Hope they're just getting used to the tech
Maybe a generation above 360/PS3. Also, the console may include bacon.Amir0x said:"Wii U" hahahahahahahaa @ the name. Somehow they made the Wii name worse
sorry this is all new to me just got back from work
do we know anything about the relative power of the Wii U? That Zelda tech image looks weak
evangd007 said:So I dissected the IBM press release a bit and it says it has a ton of eDRAM on the processor, which is only present on IBM chips starting in the Power7 line. I'm no tech-head so I don't know what to make of that concretely, but I'll leave a note here in case the tech-heads like wsippel and brain_stew want to elaborate.
Amir0x said:do we know anything about the relative power of the Wii U? That Zelda tech image looks weak
obonicus said:Not much. Some talk from IBM presumably about the processor (though with EDRAM), nothing concrete about the GPU. Nothing on RAM. According to B3D the bird and zelda demos are native 720p. Some talk from the Darksiders dudes about how it's more powerful than the other two platforms, but not by how much, and nothing we couldn't have guessed already.
Appollowexx said:Totally underwhelming in terms of performance. The pad looks like sound tech, but as others have mentioned it could potentially be replicated elsewhere with PS3/PSvita.
Can't understand why Nintendo would want to release this early to market with yet another underpowered machine. The plus side is it uses all the old Wii accesories and is also fully BC with games.
MarkRein Mark Rein
RT @Michael_French @MarkRein So that means you're supporting Wii U?<--No announcement to make today but let's just way "Water meet fish"
Amir0x said:Ah so we're still basically at square one.
Really this news is all bizarrely tempered by some weird flaws. One controller at a time? Such a short length use from console? They didn't show any games other than a few tech demos? Third parties announced what, a bunch of ports?
What a bizarre unveiling. I'm not even sure about controller focus. If only one of these screen controllers can be used at a time, is the system a traditional controller system or not? What about the suckers who get stuck with wiimote duty?
I'm really confused about Nintendo's strategy here. For once, actually flabbergasted.
On Nintendo's official website, they show multiple controllers (4 at a time) all having unique views and data screened to them at the same time in multiplayer. So no. There's a link to it on a site that must not be named, but you can also find it on Nintendo's official site.Amir0x said:Ah so we're still basically at square one.
Really this news is all bizarrely tempered by some weird flaws. One controller at a time? Such a short length use from console? They didn't show any games other than a few tech demos? Third parties announced what, a bunch of ports?
What a bizarre unveiling. I'm not even sure about controller focus. If only one of these screen controllers can be used at a time, is the system a traditional controller system or not? What about the suckers who get stuck with wiimote duty?
I'm really confused about Nintendo's strategy here. For once, actually flabbergasted.
gamergirly said:Would it be a tough fix to add functionality for multiple Wii U controllers?
Thoraxes said:On Nintendo's official website, they show multiple controllers (4 at a time) all having unique views and data screened to them at the same time in multiplayer. So no. There's a link to it on a site that must not be named, but you can also find it on Nintendo's official site.
Lonewolf_92 said:I'll just leave this here...
Smiles and Cries said:3rd party Wii U clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G9AR9bwlKk
Appollowexx said:Totally underwhelming in terms of performance. The pad looks like sound tech, but as others have mentioned it could potentially be replicated elsewhere with PS3/PSvita.
Amir0x said:b-b-but Mark Rein hates Nintendo