From The Dust
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http://twitter.com/#!/supererogatory/It is my understanding that the new GTA will be unveiled at E3 in some capacity.
since there was a rumor about GTA on Cafe. who is Supererogatory anyway?
http://twitter.com/#!/supererogatory/It is my understanding that the new GTA will be unveiled at E3 in some capacity.
From The Dust said:http://twitter.com/#!/supererogatory/
since there was a rumor about GTA on Cafe. who is Supererogatory anyway?
Hero of Legend said:A sort of master detective of resumes and whatnot. Sorta became the successor to Surfer Girl in terms of findings, only not rumors.
Penguin said:I don't know if this has been posted, nor does it say much really, but thought was interesting
http://www.nintendo-universe.co.uk/...-different-to-those-currently-buying-the-wii/
Krowley said:Translation (IMO): "We're going after core gamers, and we know they're willing to pay a shit-load for hardware, so we're gonna charge a lot more than we did for wii. Also, don't expect that many games at launch. "
"When we launch our new home system sometime in 2012 we think the consumer buying in will look very different than the consumer who's going to be buying a Wii now," Fils-Aime said. "What we've seen in this business it that there are certain consumers who love being first they have to have the absolute latest hardware and there are other consumers that are perfectly happy to wait until the game library is much more robust and they have a wider range of options."
This.hokahey said:No.
He's simply talking about early adopters versus people who wait until late in the life cycle of a console.
From The Dust said:http://twitter.com/#!/supererogatory/
since there was a rumor about GTA on Cafe. who is Supererogatory anyway?
Hero of Legend said:A sort of master detective of resumes and whatnot. Sorta became the successor to Surfer Girl in terms of findings, only not rumors.
Supererogatory said:Told Nintendo filmed Cafe E3 promotional videos last week in Orange County with a bunch of seeming hand models cast "based on their hands."
The hands "had to be flawless" and "couldn't have blemishes, wrinkles or a lot of hair."
I'm sure they've signed some kind of disclosure agreementbrochiller said:Somebody needs to track down those hand models so they can tell us what the controller looks like.
This one! New topics will come and go, but they get an influx of people retreading what we talked about 50 pages back ;DReyVGM said:Which of the two friggin' Wii2 topics is gonna be the main one? I don't want to be going back and forth here.
ombz said:I'm sure they've signed some kind of disclosure agreement
ReyVGM said:Yeah, I doubt they were able to sign a NDA since their hands are so delicate.
But then again, they could have just made the models hold something that looks like a controller and then photoshop them in the images. Just to avoid leaks and stuff.
Probably just a handful.ombz said:I'm sure they've signed some kind of disclosure agreement
hokahey said:No.
He's simply talking about early adopters versus people who wait until late in the life cycle of a console.
hahaJocchan said:Probably just a handful.
Psychotext said:On a random note, if Nintendo put Pikmin 3 on this rather than the Wii then I'll never buy another Nintendo system again.
I appreciate that wont make the slightest bit of difference to them, but I'm still hurting for some Pikmin love this gen.
Black-Wind said:Well, they did video so I take it that Nintendo didn't go through the effort of making a fake off-model thing for them to play with
And if she is any example of how these hand models are I don't think Gaf will be getting a hold of them.
Two things.Psychotext said:On a random note, if Nintendo put Pikmin 3 on this rather than the Wii then I'll never buy another Nintendo system again.
I appreciate that wont make the slightest bit of difference to them, but I'm still hurting for some Pikmin love this gen.
Psychotext said:On a random note, if Nintendo put Pikmin 3 on this rather than the Wii then I'll never buy another Nintendo system again.
I appreciate that wont make the slightest bit of difference to them, but I'm still hurting for some Pikmin love this gen.
There's no such thing as core/casual, there are just gamers. You're making a lot of assumptions. Zelda is just a very popular game in general, there is nothing inherently 'core' about it. The Wii was a hit with the general population right from the start.Krowley said:You guys are probably right, and I'm probably reading too much into it, but I wanted to explain my logic.
You have to think a little more abstractly.
1. Early adopters generally are core gamers. This was even true for the wii in the first few weeks (zelda)
2. Late in the lifecycle people (for most systems) are either more casual, or they're buying the system as an addition to their primary game system. These are people that wait until a system is super-cheap and there are tons of games available for it.
3. Core gamers will pay more, and they don't care about the size of the software lineup. Nintendo knows they could have charged more for wii. They also know they could have launched a more expensive (stronger) product because the things were impossible to find when they first came out, and some people were payng 400 or 500 bucks for them anyway due to the overwhelming demand. If the wii was stronger, (for example, if nintendo had gone for a 300 dollar price or higher) it may not have been quite as hot at launch, but it would probably be selling better right now, and there would probably be more 3rd party support for it.
So essentially, yes, in a literal sense that's what he's saying, but if you take it a step further, it potentially has further implications. He's clearly saying that Nintendo is keeping the general fact that there is a big difference between early adopters and late adopters in mind when it comes to this new console.
Krowley said:Everything we've heard about this system makes me think it would be a better fit for pikmin than wii ever could have been. Something like pikmin would definitely benefit from HD resolution because of of the large map and all the little details. Add to that the touch screen, which could probably be used to facilitate better RTS type controls than the pointer could provide.
Yes.legend166 said:If we don't get a new Pikmin with pointer controls I'm going to rage.
In fact, the fact that no one seems to care that the best thing to come to video game controls since the analogue stick (the IR pointer) seems to have been pushed aside for this new controller.
If I don't get an HD PES Wii with pointer controls, I will rage.
We need to know thier strategy with this console before any of that can be determined.jacksrb said:What's the prevailing opinion?
Will N be packing in a WiiMote+ and the screen controller?
Will N be packing in software (not including Mii stuff)?
Krev said:We need to know thier strategy with this console before any of that can be determined.
This statement is completly inaccurate.CoffeeJanitor said:There's no such thing as core/casual, there are just gamers. You're making a lot of assumptions.
CoffeeJanitor said:There's no such thing as core/casual, there are just gamers.
Net_Wrecker said:That is completely wrong IMO. In any hobby there are the casuals, and there are the hardcore. Gaming is no different.
bgassassin said:And the casuals almost always make up the larger part.
Kevin said:A more "core" Nintendo with hardware even comparable to 360/PS3 I think will make Gaffers quite happy. Of course we all know it's really about the software...
Reallink said:Why would Gaffers be happy with something comparable to (then) 7 year old hardware? If it's not at least on par with Very High PC ports in 1080p, I think most Gaffers will be happy to tell Nintendo to fuck off just like they did with Wii.
Not only is this possible, and even likely, but nintendrones would love it, buy it and defend it to the death. It's no different then certain people in this thread trying to justify the console not needing a hdd, or explaining how SD cards would be a superior alternative.artwalknoon said:I second this. Especially if Nintendo is gonna charge a minimum of $250 for this hypothetical dated tech with a 6" screen thrown in. But that would be a worse case scenario and not very likely.
legend166 said:If we don't get a new Pikmin with pointer controls I'm going to rage.
In fact, the fact that no one seems to care that the best thing to come to video game controls since the analogue stick (the IR pointer) seems to have been pushed aside for this new controller.
Zeal said:Not only is this possible, and even likely, but nintendrones would love it, buy it and defend it to the death. It's no different then certain people in this thread trying to justify the console not needing a hdd, or explaining how SD cards would a superior alternative.
No one can be that stupid, you have to be a fanboy by choice.
Net_Wrecker said:That is completely wrong IMO. In any hobby there are the casuals, and there are the hardcore. Gaming is no different.
I'd rather not get into it but there really isn't any concrete definition for any of these ideal consumers, and even if there is hardly anyone matches it.Zeal said:This statement is completly inaccurate.
VisanidethDM said:It makes sense on many levels, as having a touchscreen on the back of the pad is the only position that allows for usage of the trackpad while also sticking to the buttons.
A touchscreen in the front of the pad requires continuous adjustements in your grip. It's uncomfortable.
The console could be streaming to the screen, and the trackpad in the back could simply mirror it.
Zeal said:Not only is this possible, and even likely, but nintendrones would love it, buy it and defend it to the death. It's no different then certain people in this thread trying to justify the console not needing a hdd, or explaining how SD cards would be a superior alternative.
No one can be that stupid, you have to be a fanboy by choice.
My grandmother works as vice president in Kojima Productions said that the Haptic technology in the controller will be used to touch Raiden in the remake of MGS2.ReyVGM said:Man, this topic is dead. We need more ridiculous rumors!
shadyspace said:All I wanted for the better part of the last decade was HD Nintendo games. That delivered is automatic HUGE SUCCESS to me. I guess I'm easy to please.
Same here. I would wait for the price drops, same as 3DS.artwalknoon said:Serious question: would you be willing to pay $300 or 350 or even for $250 for the Nintendo equivalent of an xbox360 that plays HD Nintendo games? Obviously this is a hypothetical question and I'm not saying I think Nintendo would do that. But as a life long Nintendo fan, if they did do this, plus the ability to stream the game while you sit on the can, I would not open my wallet for it.