Cygnus X-1
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graywolf323 said:a controller with a screen? why?
I was asking myself the same thing. I hope it is not merely a gimmick, because I would have to pay for it without any advantage.
graywolf323 said:a controller with a screen? why?
FoxSpirit said:A 6950 at the fall of 2013?? Very possible if they make it to 22nm.
Or you could go 6850, which uses little power and generates little heat. Would still be great. Anything below would be a slight disappointment from both sides.
Leon S. Kennedy said:
I think they will use the ubisoft wii drawing tablet as foundation to build their controller up from. A touch screen will replace the touchpad and a wiimote++ can pop in and out of the controller depending on how the controller is being used. Their will be some buttons / analog sticks on the tablet as well.
Cygnus X-1 said:I was asking myself the same thing. I hope it is not merely a gimmick, because I would have to pay for it without any advantage.
Cygnus X-1 said:Anyway, one thing is clear: the name of the system HAS to be Super Wii.
Cygnus X-1 said:Anyway, one thing is clear: the name of the system HAS to be Super Wii.
I can see mario party using the screen.Starchasing said:some social games are more fun when every player holds a secret from the others.... like when you play cards...
Having a screen for every player enables them to keep secrets.... like what power you have in mario kart
Developer quotes: graphics capabilities "roughly equal to those of the Xbox 360", performance "over the Xbox 360, but just a notch"
I would hate to remove my sight from the screen just to see the HUD/other relevant information.Amir0x said:Think of it this way. It'll be like a console version of the DS. Dual Screens means you can provide interface information on the screen and not have it cluttering the TV.
That's about as basic a plan I can think of, and I can sorta see it helping things out. But only in that context; not as a replacement for actual buttons or anything. If the touchscreen is replacing some buttons then it is worthless and the system is skippable.
Skiesofwonder said:That sounds more like a hologram/headset/projector/virtual reality instead of having a screen on your controller.
sphinx said:Can someone please have mercy and explain where does the term "Project Cafe" comes from?
is there any link, page or source that explains how is this related to Wii 2??
OP could have that info as well. Thanks a lot!
upandaway said:I would hate to remove my sight from the screen just to see the HUD/other relevant information.
But yeah I can't come up with anything else either. What the hell can a screen on the controller do? I can get motion controls: Wii Sports wouldn't be fun without it. But a screen can only be used in a gimmicky Zack & Wiki sort of way, or to make things a tad bit more convenient. Never to make things that can't be made without it.
AceBandage said:I think having the OS somehow tied to the screen would be a good idea.
The ability to pull up messages and friends lists while still fully in the game.
Being able to surf online as well.
Amir0x said:Puzzles. Amusing AR opportunities (like, someone sending you a message to your controller screen; think of No More Heroes telephone calls). Stuff like that. There are gameplay opportunities there, but I assume interface information is the one that'll help most.
Nirolak :bowAmir0x said:There have been 38 edits to the topic title at this point. Maybe this will be like that one topic where we aimed for 100 edits!
sphinx said:Can someone please have mercy and explain where does the term "Project Cafe" comes from?
is there any link, page or source that explains how is this related to Wii 2??
gofreak said:It is the codename for the system, according to 01net.
IGN seems to be corroborating that, although they don't explicitly say that they have heard it independently.
It doesn't have to make any logical sense. Project Dolphin hardly did.
richisawesome said:The processor was called Flipper. Hence, project dolphin.
graywolf323 said:a controller with a screen? why?
oatmeal said:What was the Wii's nicknames?
Hollywood and Broadway?
apana said:The future is now:
richisawesome said:The processor was called Flipper. Hence, project dolphin.
apana said:It should have at least been something cool like Project Phoenix or Project Freedom.
oatmeal said:Not the system itself...the processor/GPU.
I thought it was Hollywood and Broadway (respectively).
AceBandage said:Revolution.
DS was Nitro.
3DS is Century.
apana said:It should have at least been something cool like Project Phoenix or Project Freedom.
richisawesome said:The processor was called Flipper. Hence, project dolphin.
Sega is pretty stupid though, just in a brilliantly non profitable way.Wolves Evolve said:All these people saying a screen in the controller will never work:
And look how that worked out...
-Pyromaniac- said:They should have called it Project NGP-G. That's New Gimmick Per Generation
sillymonkey321 said:I miss the " more powerful" rumor. I'm ready for a new generation, not another entry into a generation that is almost over.
apana said:I still hope it's just a screen. Chances are unlikely but it would be something truly revolutionary:
AceBandage said:Er, the rumor is still that it's more powerful...
Amir0x said:revolutionarily awful. Literally 90% of genres would be inferior to other platforms. This is the definition of gimmick for gimmick-sake, gameplay-be damned. Fuck that shit. Seriously some of you people...
Really? I think it's great. I was satisfied with Wii graphics, so if the games look a bit better I'm in.sillymonkey321 said:"Developer quotes: graphics capabilities "roughly equal to those of the Xbox 360", performance "over the Xbox 360, but just a notch""
That's not reassuring, but that's all the speculation i'm going to have, just going to chill till E3.
Amir0x said:oh that's actually a really good idea. A message from friends popping up on the controller while you're playing would be rad
waaaay too future thinking for Nintendo imo