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Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
When was the December DLC update supposed to roll out?
How do I check the progress of my downloads? I'm downloading ZombieU but can't find the game progress.
Could some very kind and generous person please help me complete this list of JP stores that will be selling Wii U tomorrow, from when, and what the point bonuses are?
Tsutaya: 10AM / ?%
Don Quijote: ~7AM? / ?%
Bic Camera: ? / ?%
Yodobashi Camera: ? / ?%
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Also, does anybody know the availability of the premium MonHun bundle for each store? And is it just first come, first served (could be dangerous)?
Thanks!
I am noware you following him on Miiverse?
in the meantime
17 hours until Japan hits the Miiverse!
Yea I know lolDid you see that comment about Nintendo buying Sega? Crazy stuff.
If I want a couple of motion plus dongles, what's the cheapest way to get them? Are there third party motion plus add ons?
When was the December DLC update supposed to roll out?
When was the December DLC update supposed to roll out?
Not brotastic AAAAA enough. My tastes just don't match with like 90 % of the reviewers anymore - it's a great game.it's really appalling how much some reviewers did not like ZombiU. I'm 2 hours in and this game is one of the best survival horror games in years.
Forgive me for a very stupid question, but how do I play games on the gamepad? I can't seem to find this information and it isn't obvious to me.
Every game is different. AC3 and Scribblenauts have it in the options menu, you swipe your finger down on the touchpad for sonic racing, Black Ops 2 has a display button located on the Gamerpad while at the menu, and I believe NSMBU already has the game playing on the Gamerpad so you can play it on the Gamerpad without needing to do anything.
Only uncompressed 5.1, so no optical.I cant figure out what's up. So, I have the HDMI in to my tv and the optical out from my TV to my receiver (5.1). But, setting the Wii-U to surround does not display any sound out of the channels.
Thank you very much for the info, and for being so kind to answer just about all of my questions over the past month or so!Yodobashi and Bic Camera are starting at 8 am. 0% at Yodobashi, 1% at Bic Camera.
that.....is a bummer
Wii U is going to be more expensive to me than I originally thought. New surround amp with HDMI inputs is going to cost almost as much as the system itself
edit: my Bluray player is also pretty limited when it comes to audio output options, so I also need new amp for that. I can't blame my Wii U and shitty Samsung tv for everyting.
Don't have any problems at all. Then again I have a plasma and disabled all the post processing on it anyway. Maybe that's the difference?But a serious question to people who route their HDMI signals through a surround sound system. How do you deal with TV's image processing delays? Setting the tv to game mode is ok for gaming, but if my BluRay signal comes from the same HDMI input, using game mode would result in worse image quality. And switching between game mode and "normal" mode when watching BluRays is not a good option, as it requires also some brightness/contrast adjustments with my telly...
With my TV using the normal image processing mode is not good for gaming, the image processing delay is huge...
Did anybody pick up the Avengers game yet? Im not loving Scribblenauts and I was thinking of trading it in for that.
But a serious question to people who route their HDMI signals through a surround sound system. How do you deal with TV's image processing delays? Setting the tv to game mode is ok for gaming, but if my BluRay signal comes from the same HDMI input, using game mode would result in worse image quality. And switching between game mode and "normal" mode when watching BluRays is not a good option, as it requires also some brightness/contrast adjustments with my telly...
Don't have any problems at all. Then again I have a plasma and disabled all the post processing on it anyway. Maybe that's the difference?
The delay isn't long enough to be noticable when watching movies. Heck, when playing games it's generally not noticable unless you are playing a rhythm game or a tournament-level FPS. Unless of course you turn on crazy modes like frame smoothing. Oh, and brightness/contrast settings don't affect latency, unless you're using a mode which looks at the frame being displayed and artificially affects the brightness or contrast to fake a better looking picture.
i'm baffled:
this was my last miiverse message.
the mods flagged it as spoiler![]()
But a serious question to people who route their HDMI signals through a surround sound system. How do you deal with TV's image processing delays? Setting the tv to game mode is ok for gaming, but if my BluRay signal comes from the same HDMI input, using game mode would result in worse image quality. And switching between game mode and "normal" mode when watching BluRays is not a good option, as it requires also some brightness/contrast adjustments with my telly...
With my TV using the normal image processing mode is not good for gaming, the image processing delay is huge...
Every game is different. AC3 and Scribblenauts have it in the options menu, you swipe your finger down on the touchpad for sonic racing, Black Ops 2 has a display button located on the Gamerpad while at the menu, and I believe NSMBU already has the game playing on the Gamerpad so you can play it on the Gamerpad without needing to do anything.
Is the miiverse music stopping after a bit of time a normal thing?
I'd like it to be more standardised. I don't want to need to learn the different settings, and plenty of people didn't even know about sonic until they were told. Didn't Nintendo show on a preview ages ago that you could just press the home button to bring a game down to the gamepad? That'd be nice.
I'd also like for any games that can be played entirely on the TV, to give us an option to turn off the gamepad, it's really distracting. Press the home button to wake it up again. It'd also save the battery a lot.
A few options, depending on your set.
- just leave it in game mode. A lot of processing is detrimental to the picture quality anyway (black enhancing, contrast boost blah blah). Leave it in game mode and then calibrate your picture in that mode.
- just leave it in normal mode. If your TV doesn't add that much lag, or you aren't sensitive to it, this might be ok for you.
- adjust the audio delay on your receiver. A decent receiver should allow you to delay the audio so it matches the video. If your TV is bad with lag and you haven't yet bought your receiver, make sure to check it can do this.
- use the scene modes on your TV if available. Eg on my Bravia I can have a few different scene presets which change the picture settings. Or I have a 'theatre' button on the remote which goes straight to my calibrated for bluray settings. It can be a pain to remember to switch back and forth though, and you probably don't want to buy a new TV just yet. But if you are in the market for one, check it can support multiple picture settings per HDMI input - especially important if you're using your receiver to switch inputs, as you'll have different devices with different needs coming in on one TV input
Don't forget the other way around - playing on the gamepad and having the game display the same image on the TV. What a waste if resources.
Was going to put that, but then realised I can just turn off the TV.
Doesn't really use any more power to output two images that are the same.
Oh ok. So it's not more taxing on the hardware, gpu/cpu. Only when it's displaying two different images?
I just now wanted to bring some Miis over from my Wii to my Wii U. I don't have the Wii prepared to transfer all my channels, so I thought I'd do it oldschool. Loaded some Miis onto my Wiimote and booted the Wii mode up on the Wii U - am I missing something? The buttons to import from the Wiimote are gone, is there any way to make it work? I don't have a 3DS btw.
I just now wanted to bring some Miis over from my Wii to my Wii U. I don't have the Wii prepared to transfer all my channels, so I thought I'd do it oldschool. Loaded some Miis onto my Wiimote and booted the Wii mode up on the Wii U - am I missing something? The buttons to import from the Wiimote are gone, is there any way to make it work? I don't have a 3DS btw.
What's everybody's experience of using USB Flash sticks as external storage?
Can you run downloaded games off it fine?
I got a nice 64GB flash stick that I wanna use with the Wii U.
I'd also like for any games that can be played entirely on the TV, to give us an option to turn off the gamepad, it's really distracting. Press the home button to wake it up again. It'd also save the battery a lot.
You can do this. Hit the home button, and you can turn the gamepad screen off under gamepad options.
and it wakes up with the press of a button. doesn't really work well for games.
What's everybody's experience of using USB Flash sticks as external storage?
Can you run downloaded games off it fine?
I got a nice 64GB flash stick that I wanna use with the Wii U.