Portugeezer
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Explain how this makes sense. Because it doesn't.
Wii Sports was a pack in with every Wii in North America and Europe, but wasn't packed in with Japanese Wii's.
Explain how this makes sense. Because it doesn't.
Lol, that's GAF? No fooling?
Lol, that's GAF? No fooling?
The (Pro's) triggers may have two ways to press them. I'm thinking if you press them on the top, they're digital, but from the back they're analog. Push the analog all the way and it also presses the digital button. Just a guess...
Why what if it is like awesome? Besides Nintendo fans believe Retro Studios is god. Surely whatever they developer will be AAAAAA.
There was someone saying that NOA had someone in the thread and IRC watching. if you look at the full size image that screen certainly seems to match gaf
http://i.imgur.com/RHvFi.jpg
I wonder if Nintendo will let you use your SSN as a gamer ID.
Guys, holy shit... the Pro controller alone is making me want the Wii U. I can't wait for E3 to kick off. I'm really hoping or some serious bombs!
Whoever they used for the Zombie nerd segment should be used again, and many times over. That was so lovably awful that I'd welcome it.Whoever they used for the Zombie nerd segment should never be used again.
The only statement it really makes to me is "hey, look at me, you're going to get so many fingerprints on me!"Black hardware just seems to make a statement.
They're all talking about Acid Ghost, clearly
Damn right E3 is gonna be EPIC I'm gonna lol @ The Pachters and Webbs of the world who are gonna pretend it sucked.That won't break my heart either, I know..
When Nintendo has trouble fitting all of their content into THREE events, I know that we're in for a pretty good week.
That DOES look like the site!
I don't mean to be rude but How is a controller that has everything already featured in the WiiU Gamepad minus the screen make you want the wiiU rather than the controller which has infinitely more functionality, its like you are forgetting the WiiU controller is basically the same thing. The Controller pro is basically a next gen version of a legacy controller for those that are too slow pickup the new and better control methods. That being said I am still buying that thing to use for my pc if it has a better battery life than the other wireless controllers I have.
How? Not a troll, a genuine question. How does a controller that is basically the same as the 360 controller get you hyped? Nintendo games will use the tablet controller, so that's not the reason.
Unless you don't own a 360 or PS3. Then by all means, be excited.
Not a fan of the screen because it seems useless. Yes, there are some uses to it like picking the GamePad up and using it as a second view (see: baseball game)... but asides from that, everything else I saw + everything else I can think of seems really useless. They'll push the whole "intuitive" aspect of it like they always do and w/e...I don't mean to be rude but How is a controller that has everything already featured in the WiiU Gamepad minus the screen make you want the wiiU rather than the controller which has infinitely more functionality, its like you are forgetting the WiiU controller is basically the same thing. The Controller pro is basically a next gen version of a legacy controller for those that are too slow pickup the new and better control methods. That being said I am still buying that thing to use for my pc if it has a better battery life than the other wireless controllers I have.
So, did I hear correctly the Wii U has a built in screenshot function similar to what the Vita has? That's something all future systems need. That way we don't have to complain to developers to include that function in a game.
I have a PS3, but the idea of being able to play Mario platformers and Zelda games with a 360/PS3-like controller is getting me super hyped :O~
I wasn't a fan of Wii Remote + Nunchuck for Twilight Princess LOL (which ultimately made me hate the game).
Seriously, why is friggin' everything black? I'm almost beginning to miss beige.
EuropeOG said:I don't think so. A blue stripe which goes up on the right = Gaf now?
I don't mean to be rude but How is a controller that has everything already featured in the WiiU Gamepad minus the screen make you want the wiiU rather than the controller which has infinitely more functionality, its like you are forgetting the WiiU controller is basically the same thing. The Controller pro is basically a next gen version of a legacy controller for those that are too slow pickup the new and better control methods. That being said I am still buying that thing to use for my pc if it has a better battery life than the other wireless controllers I have.
Whoever they used for the Zombie nerd segment should be used again, and many times over. That was so lovably awful that I'd welcome it.
The only statement it really makes to me is "hey, look at me, you're going to get so many fingerprints on me!"
But what if you named yourself 'GameplayWhore' but the account then gets a friend code number? I guess what Im trying to ask if if we know mandatory for sure. Sorry if this was already known or something >_>
For those who don't want to use the screen, it's a waste of space. Sometimes it's the smallest things that make the biggest difference. It's also that Nintendo is finally getting that people don't like to be forced with one method and like options.
No because at&t has wireless receivers now so it could still work.I'm excited!
Now all we need is this added ot the back of the console...
But...Nintendo is going to utilize the shit out of the touchscreen. It's Nintendo. This is their product. They're going to make the screen nearly essential and almost certainly beneficial to the game.
But...Nintendo is going to utilize the shit out of the touchscreen. It's Nintendo. This is their product. They're going to make the screen nearly essential and almost certainly beneficial to the game.
This. I was worried playing Smash Bros. would require us to use some combination of one or two Upads, and then Wiimotes or (ever aging) Wavebirds. This looks like the Wavebird successor we've wanted for awhile now, a good option to have in multiplayer titles since the WiiU can only handle or two Upads. Looks like a smartly designed controller, too.Can't speak for him, but the reason I'm so excited for it was that, based on the E3 2011 trailer, it seemed like Nintendo was seriously going to put gamers in the position to have to use some strange combination of the GamePad and Wiimotes for local multiplayer. Which I could only imagine being a confusing, unbalanced clusterfuck.
That they actually created a secondary controller for the Wii U that retains all the buttons and functionality of the GamePad - minus the screen and camera of course - and that actually looks like a good hardcore controller is reassuring of their stated commitment to prioritize gamers this go around.
Shhh, people don't want to think about this. Then they're going to act surprised when Nintendo dares to use the features of their own controller.
Some interesting stuff going on. I'm really interested in seeing the average joe's reaction to some of these things. I think a lot of this stuff, are the kind of things that the "core" gamer will go "whatever" to, but with the right games the average person could end up losing their mind over. (in a good way).
I wonder what kind of similar stuff MS and Sony are planning for their next gen networks. I wonder if Nintendo's demoing this before E3 like this was some kind of preemptive strike.
Well either way, like I said, I'm going to be interested in what the Average I love social networking Joe, thinks of these features.
Not a fan of the screen because it seems useless. Yes, there are some uses to it like picking the GamePad up and using it as a second view (see: baseball game)... but asides from that, everything else I saw + everything else I can think of seems really useless. They'll push the whole "intuitive" aspect of it like they always do and w/e...
I believe Stalk's point is that you don't lose anything when using the game pad, even if you utterly ignore the screen. Absolutely nothing is taken away. The only functional difference in this scenario is that your hands are slightly farther apart, which depending on your point of view is either more or less ergonomic, but it's hard to be definitive on this point.
Does the Wii U Gamepad have speakers?
There where a lot of Nintendo games on the DS that didn't really use it very well. I mean, yeah.. some games would be great with a touch screen like Phoenix Wright... but when it comes to other games I don't see it. I can see it being used as a quick way to get to inventory menus and whatnot, but I doubt there will be a game that will be designed completely around the controller. Why? because you are at home looking and playing on a TV. The last thing people want to do is stare at tiny screen when they can play on a 32"+ screen TV.
At least that's my take on it.
Does the Wii U Gamepad have speakers?
Yes, and a headphone jack too
Cool, thanks.Yup, 2.
Wait, wasn't Nintendo first on the bandwagon of "multiple controller options" this generation? Initially, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 had one controller option (unless you count being able to use the almost-identical PS2 controller for most PS3 games, which I believe was possible).
"Master tease, sore winner"I need a tag !
I think he said "in the living room" so I'm guessing the range isn't all that far (barring image degradation to reduce bandwidth needs or something).I'm eager to find-out more about the range. Was kinda hoping for more information about that tonight, but it appears that Tuesday is our next big chance.
*fingers crossed*
Does CableCard even exist outside of the US? They should just be dealing with networks/providers for streaming apps.I'm excited!
Now all we need is this added ot the back of the console...
But there's a camera on it.
Zelda: Hold up the controller to "peer through it" when using the telescope. Use it as a magic lens to see hidden items by "looking through it". Tap it in some Goron drum minigame. Draw symbols on it to use magic. Use it as an underwater fishing radar when fishing. Use it as a reference to the songs you play.
I mean, that took 2 minutes to come up with. Imagine Nintendo, the masters and owners of this device, taking years to come up with stuff. Not hard to see how the tablet controller is essential and potentially great.
Needless to say, I'm willing to bet that Nintendo franchises will REQUIRE the tablet controller.
Yeah, but to me "peering through" it as if it were a telescope is a huge extra step compared to just doing it via joystick. If it becomes a huge part of the game then imagine all of the other things they'll do. It'll become a huge hassle.
Well if you take into account 3D Land...they'll let you do whichever one you want.Then you're not going to like Nintendo games next generation (this generation, whatever), I'm afraid. I don't have sources or anything besides my common sense to back it up. They're going to push their controller.
I don't care what anyone says. I love how the OS looks and it's all I really want in a social network.
Bring it on.
I can definitely see a problem when playing FPS when your thumb and index are so close together. Fire trigger and look-around analog so close = accidental shots fired.
Nintendo: Look at these awesome motion controls!
Hardcore: Get that waggle shit outta here! I want something with 2 analog sticks!
Third-parties: Motion controls are hard! I want something with lots of buttons!
Nintendo: Look at our Wii U Pad! It does everything: dual analog, touch screens, buttons, you name it!
Hardcore: It looks too big!
Third-parties: Touch screens are hard! Can't you make it simpler?
Nintendo: Fine. What the fuck do you want from us?
Third-parties, Hardcore:
Nintendo: Done.
Hardcore: Shameless!
Hey would anyone be interested in divvying up sections of the ND video to produce a transscript? (I'm assuming an official one isn't available).
Six of us could take 5 minutes each.