If we do get a Call of Duty for the U (and I'd say it was to be expected seeing as the Wii has had most of them) I'm hoping that Treyarch are working on it rather than Infinity Ward. The former developers are much more talented than the latter. I'm not a fan of Infinity Ward at all tbh.
And it's looking like Pachter is wrong yet again about something, I seem to remember him saying a while ago that the U wouldn't get much third party support. Looking pretty good so far:
Lego City Stories
Aliens: Colonial Marines
Battlefield
Project C.A.R.S.
Batman Arkham City
Ninja Gaiden 3
Metro Last Light
Killer Freaks From Outta Space
Darksiders 2
Assassin's Creed
Ghost Recon Online
Dragon Quest X
Tekken
And those are just the games announced at E3 last year before got their Cold War style news blackout thing going on lol. I think it would be safe to assume that the likes of GTA V, Resident Evil 6, Call of Duty, Madden, FIFA, Pro Evo and Medal of Honour franchises are also on their way too. And just thought I'd better say that this isn't port begging to any mods out there, it's an opinion. ;o)
I'm already furious at the region locking.
It looked pretty bad then, but it has put them in a pretty damn good position right now.
Also, you have an awesome username.
Nice. Toki Tori was a genuinely good game. Will definitely get the 2 the moment it's out.
I'm already furious at the region locking.
Well, still, the Wii U has its first downloadable title coming.
The Ninjas will be deployed soon to silence Two Tribes.
I'll never understand what Nintendo was thinking...
Yeah, this is getting ridiculous. It's obvious that devs want to start showing off their work. Software that isn't titled Mario and Call of Duty need some time to build up interest/awareness.
Tiger Woods 13 for the Wii has been cancelled, but Electronic Arts has told Kotaku that "there could be a Wii U version". I'd consider this a guarantee though. There's no reason Electronic Arts wouldn't bring the game to the platform.
http://wiiublog.com/blog/2012/2/10/...tml?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed
Tiger Woods 13 coming to Wii U
Just a tid bit of news, nothing massive.
Though run the risk of.. LulZ there's no original game for the Wii U.. I can already play all the games on my xbox/ps3
http://wiiublog.com/blog/2012/2/10/...tml?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed
Tiger Woods 13 coming to Wii U
Just a tid bit of news, nothing massive.
Haven't they been on the same plane, heightwise? The way Wii U is now matches the GameCube and Classic Controllers that came before it. R and L are the main shoulder buttons; larger, further back, sometimes analog. Zs are smaller, digital, and in front.Diortem7 said:This is a minor issue but I hope that Nintendo reverses the trigger labeling for the Wii U controller. Both the Classic Controller Pro and Circle Pad Pro use a configuration with the L and R button above the Z buttons. It would be nice if the final Wii U controller has the same labeling for the sake of consistency.
There is no worry to have about that for a Nintendo system. Nintendo IP's will always firewall the idea.
Combine that with the Golf demo we saw in the demo reel at E3 and we've got the Golf game of the year.
Combine that with the Golf demo we saw in the demo reel at E3 and we've got the Golf game of the year.
http://wiiublog.com/blog/2012/2/10/...tml?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed
Tiger Woods 13 coming to Wii U
Just a tid bit of news, nothing massive.
Default controller on Wii U: dual-analog. Yuck.
I don't understand the point of this at all.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=462613
If this is true, wanna bet Nintendo is gonna loose their third-party support?
"Oh, the other 2 are doing this too, and our games doesn't sell on Nintendo platforms anyway, so why bother with Nintendo?"
God damn it, Nintendo, you better have a secret weapon at E3.
Conversely... this is the era where games will be on as many systems as possible...
And if they can make a game with the same features on two consoles, they will do it because it sames money.
I don't understand the point of this at all.
odds are it wont look better. Could it though? Yes. But it's all up to the engine and the developers (who aren't known for being anything other than lazy if the past is anything to go by).Just catching up on the thread, a great read.
This Activision story is very interesting.
Could the tech guys give an opinion on how much better Blops 2 would look than on PS3 and 360 ?, i've read it runs at some redic low resolution on PS3.
Also this is a big ask but how would the rumoured hardware run an MMO like WoW (MMO's are the next big thing on consoles next gen imo, so much money to be made even if they are free to play with optional purchases).
World of Warcraft with all four expansions as a Wii U launch game with the tablet to map many extra buttons would be amazing and breed new life into the WoW franchise.
I would rather have that than a slightly crisper version of Blops 2 tbh.
If the rumoured two first party launch games are Pikman and Smash Bros with a new Mario 3D platformer early in 2013, then i will be more than happy with that.
If they get the marketing and price point right (under £300 for UK) i could see them being 20+ million consoles ahead of their rivals by Nov 2013 imo.
Cheers.
The next Xbox will be a matt-black media hub with a mission to bring games to life in your living room with augmented reality, directional sound, and a four-player finger-tracking Kinect. We told you all that last month. This month, our sources tell us it will have a touchscreen, too.
Microsoft are experimenting with a tablet-like controller with a shape closer to Sonys sleek Vita handheld / Apples iPad than Wii Us bulky unit its an HD screen surrounded by the traditional 360 buttons and sticks.
On 360 that touchscreen will be second only to Kinect in how you operate your console. It could be a remote control when youre watching TV, a browser when youre on the internet, extra buttons and information when playing a game or a portable display when you want to take your game with you.
If the next Xbox is starting to sound awfully expensive, youd be right. 360 launched at £279 while PS3 launched at £425, so were speculating here £399 wouldnt be an unprecedented figure to put on a machine with Kinect and a touch controller in the box. Microsoft are playing safe with the CPU and GPU but running wild with the functions that will change how you play, but it wont be cheap. Expect to see the next Xbox at E3 this June.
Yup, time to let the delusions die, guys. The Wii U will not be outclassed by anything in terms of power.
Sensor bar next to the ball.
Not that I won't believe, but you think the Wii U will be equal to Xbox 720/PS4 in term of power?
Not that I won't believe, but you think the Wii U will be equal to Xbox 720/PS4 in term of power?
Not that I won't believe, but you think the Wii U will be equal to Xbox 720/PS4 in term of power?
Close enough to make some people convert to PC gaming only.
And then complain about not getting all the games or getting them late.
Close enough to make some people convert to PC gaming only.
Not sure I quite get that...
Not sure I quite get that...
There are two parts to it. You have those out there that are expecting a huge leap in power again. And you have those (some fall under both) that can't get past Nintendo making a console with competitive power. So when they see that Wii U is not blown away, they would most likely call the others weak instead of acknowledging Nintendo "returning to normal" with hardware development for their home console. Because of this mindset that the other consoles are "inferior" due to Wii U being in the same ballpark, they will go to PC to get better graphics.