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Wants the largest console games publisher to avoid Nintendo's platforms.
And blows, simultaneously.Guys, the Wii U sucks......
*Runs Away*
And blows, simultaneously.Guys, the Wii U sucks......
*Runs Away*
Clever.Yes, Wii U sucksdisc to play retail games
Wii U also swallows too.And blows, simultaneously.
And blows, simultaneously.
Yes, some dust particles sucked in never leave from the vents on the opposite end.Wii U also swallows too.
A little old but:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYeVS1m3yQI
Sucks... and blows...
Kirby Wii U CONFIRMED!!!1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_shrink#Half-shrink
Gamecube CPU/GPU - 180nm/180nm
Wii CPU/GPU - 90nm/90nm
Wii U CPU/GPU - 45nm/?
So far five out of the six components in their recent consoles have used a main node process with the GPU still unannounced. This is why I believe 32nm is the most likely as that would allow them to get their desired GPU as cool as possible within the available main nodes. And not announcing something like that (a 32nm GPU) screams Nintendo feeling they need to be secretive even though it's unnecessary. Also IBM started work on their 32nm eDRAM years ago.
http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/28428.wss
And blows, simultaneously.
Ahaaaaa
And TSMC cancelled the 32nm node - that made me more sure of the Global Foundries, even tho AMD sold all of the stake, still there is some ties, and these deals probably we're made before the sale of the stake.
You know at which fabs previous nintendo GPUs were produced?
Marketing is important. Earlier you spoke how much Nintendo did to advertice Dragon Quest in west. Sure, bundles are mostly used for bigger games indeed, but it is still about 3rd party
I'm not really sure what you mean with nurturing 3rd parties when you ignore stuff like Playstation CAMP and everything else i mentioned about this. You mentioned like 5-6 games earlier where Nintendo did something for 3rd parties, and there are several of hundred 3rd party games. I could say that Nintendo hardly does anything based on this.
Folklore was released a year after Genji. Development started before the Genji bomb, quite obviously. Unless a PS3 game only takes a year to make now.You mean similar to when Genji bombed, Sony still hired Game Republic to make Folklore (or FolksSoul), Dark Mist and Toy Home?
By the way, i dont know if you saw my previous edit, but Game Republic made 11 games after Genji. I'm not sure if Genji was the main reason why they shut down in 2011.
You can NEVER predict an exclusive, it's downright impossible. But will I say that 3rd-parties may be more inclined to do so? Yes, I will.This seems to be more about multiplatform games. I dont doubt that there will be multiplatforms to begin with, but what about exclusives?
Saying "we're making the next console" and saying next to nothing about them is hardly an "announcement". Saying a new console is coming after MS already showed theirs is like saying "the moon is out, so the tides are coming in". We know as much factually about PS4 and Durango as we did about "Revolution" and PS3. The silence exists for a reason.The PS3 and the Wii were both announced in mid 2005, i think this is the reason. We dont have a clue about PS4 and Xbox 720 at this point. We have the rumors, but they are rumors.
It is a bit more visceral than that, I think. He has openly admitted that he advised everyone to go in hard on Sony this generation, despite $599, because he prefers that company and that system on a personal level. When Nintendo started losing money ~5 years later, he saw it as vindication of his original thesis and allowed him "revenge" on everyone that questioned him.
I'm not sure of this has been answered, but does the WiiU game pad work as a classic controller for Wii games, or do I need to buy the new pro controller?
A little old but:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYeVS1m3yQI
Man, you blew it!Wii U is Boney?! :O
It's a combination of all of these. He looks all the info, then makes a guess based on what he knows combined with what he thinks should happen. There really is no other way to do this. As far as we know, people cannot actually tell the future. Everyone is just guessing.
Do you have any source to why they would drop Dragon Quest 9 in the west? Would be interesting to read. They gave out many Dragon Quest games in the west before. Seeing how popular the DS was all over the world, it seems strange to drop it in the west based of previous Dragon Quest releases.The Dragon Quest situation isn't just about marketing. Square Enix was going to pass on Dragon Quest in the West, Nintendo stepped in and made that problem go away. Taking a game out of Japan that likely never would have made it otherwise isn't marketing.
You talked about nurturing 3rd parties, everything is important to get people to develope for their system in that case. That is why stuff like Playstation CAMP is relevant to this point, in my opinion. And pre-excisting talent often gives out big games, so bundles and marketing is important here, especially when they're not doing so well.PlayStation CAMP nurtures brand-new indies, it doesn't do anything for the pre-existing talent in the industry who, let's be honest, haven't been doing so well recently. Everything else you mentioned is marketing of content that was already going to exist.
I think on this point we will have to agree to disagree, as I see something more substantial about throwing marketing money around versus bringing games to new regions, getting hands on with the teams and building up a relationship that exists beyond money.
Sure, Folklore probably started developement before Genji was out. But it seems to me that you blame 100% the sales on these games because of the marketing. Generally speaking, marketing is important, but how the games are themself is even more important. The PS3 wasnt doing very hot in the begining either due to the high price, which limits the sales potential for games on the platform in general because fewer people own the system. And Folklore did get adverticed in Japan, even on TV. I'm not sure about Genji though.Folklore was released a year after Genji. Development started before the Genji bomb, quite obviously. Unless a PS3 game only takes a year to make now.
And there have been a lot of studios that shut down this gen that kept making content to the very end, doesn't mean that their collapse wasn't forcast by their earlier bombs.
Sure, i didnt necessarily ment any specific games, just if you expected the big companies like Square Enix to make a big exclusive for WiiU.You can NEVER predict an exclusive, it's downright impossible. But will I say that 3rd-parties may be more inclined to do so? Yes, I will.
It wasnt just "we're making the next console". It was at least a 1 hour presentation on PS3 at E3 2005, even giving out detailed hardware specs. Not just "CELL cpu", but specific details around it like clockspeed. It was the same with the GPU, they gave out specific details about that too.Saying "we're making the next console" and saying next to nothing about them is hardly an "announcement". Saying a new console is coming after MS already showed theirs is like saying "the moon is out, so the tides are coming in". We know as much factually about PS4 and Durango as we did about "Revolution" and PS3. The silence exists for a reason.
Onwards to brighter topics; just hooked up my N64, PSOne, GC and Wii to an old tv - anyone know if you can pick up the digital cable for GC and a Scart/RGB adapter for N64 anywhere (UK)?
You can get them cheap on eBay, but I'm pretty sure the UK N64 only supported composite and not RGB.
Man, this thread is dwindling down..
Hey, got a quick ZombiU question and I imagine this thread will be the best one to get an answer from. To we have much word on multiplayer? Got a friend who would be interested in picking it up if its got CoOp
Let's put the next one in General if you want some interesting discussion.
I was bored and decided to write my second ever rap song. It's about Nintendo and it's perception in the industry. Enjoy!
I was bored and decided to write my second ever rap song. It's about Nintendo and it's perception in the industry. Enjoy!
I dont know..part of me does..part of me doesnt. Lack of news seems more like the reason why though. With the conference next month that thread may be enough on gaming side. But still. I see where you're coming from.Let's put the next one in General if you want some interesting discussion.
Everytime you have a perfect avatar quote lolHey, guys! What's goin...
Aaaawww shiiiiiit.
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Lol This needs to be in the OP of the next thread. I like it
Never noticed this before, but the cart is grey in that commercial.Also, this is the best Nintendo rap ever
Never noticed this before, but the cart is grey in that commercial.
Everytime you have a perfect avatar quote lol
I'm guessing that it is just a dummy cart, yeah. Probably made before the game was made, so they didnt get their hands on a real copy. But who knows.Huh, well would you look at that, did they make changes in the last seconds? Or maybe the cart is not even a Zelda cart.
Promo images from Nintendo's annual report!
Promo images from Nintendo's annual report!
I'VE PLAYED JUST ABOUT EVERY METROID GAME
Why.
Promo images from Nintendo's annual report!
Man, you blew it!
All the Nintendo characters/items look so out of place.
Maybe it's a hint that not every Metroid game has been released
How is the Miiverse thing going to work? Is it essentially match making with random people? It would be impossible to get everyone online at the same time there when we're talking about millions of users, and the picture shows way too many people being online at the same time if it is people on some friendslist.I'VE PLAYED JUST ABOUT EVERY METROID GAME
Why.
How is the Miiverse thing going to work? Is it essentially match making with random people? It would be impossible to get everyone online at the same time there when we're talking about millions of users, and the picture shows way too many people being online at the same time if it is people on some friendslist.
Maybe it's a hint that not every Metroid game has been released
I see, that makes sense I wonder how it will work though, if it is like hash-tags on Twitter, like on game is one hash-tag, it could be tons of messages to go through.I think Miiverse is a bit like Twitter. You'll see random people on your Miiverse screen, and they don't necessarily have to be online. They'll just go to the game they're playing, and if they've submitted a message about the game, it might appear on your screen.
I see, that makes sense I wonder how it will work though, if it is like hash-tags on Twitter, like on game is one hash-tag, it could be tons of messages to go through.
Don't toy with my heart.