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That's a Giant Bomb guy, how would he know?
You're the one who uses a GAF theme.
That's a Giant Bomb guy, how would he know?
Everyone? I knew they would have digital downloads, but didn't expect it for every "major" title.
You're the one who uses a GAF theme.
It would be freaking boring to be honest
I like the threads how they are
Well, with the digital launch of NSMB2 in digital at the same time as the retail launch, it was clear that Nintendo was going to do this. and with the inclusion of retail codes, the barrier that ware the brick-and-mortar retailers is not there anymore.Everyone? I knew they would have digital downloads, but didn't expect it for every "major" title.
They have to have some sort of HDD scu, bundle, or accessory. I know the Wii U will have SD and USB support and some fairly high memory capacity, but if I buy all the major releases as digital downloads that should fill up fast. (I guess other USB HDD will work, but won't Nintendo want to cash in on there own option?)
Me too
We just need an algorithm to search easily news/a standard & very flash method to present them for us to spot them in a glimpse while browsing the pages/a way to tag posts as "NEWS".
Rösti;37442753 said:Regardless of what Nintendo decides to do when it comes to sharing the technical specifications of Wii U, it will be interesting to know how they will answer question regarding the machines portability in connection to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (and also Xbox Durango and Orbis). And also if it is indeed more powerful than these systems. They have said they don't focus on specs but just saying that a few hundreds times to journalists and analysts from varying companies ought to become rather tedious.
While I definitely can see myself doing some reverse engineering on Wii U to find out its true capabilities, it would be nice to have a spec sheet so I at least could choose between knowing perhaps not all details but a good share of them and opening up a box for a hefty sum of money to know everything.
Sorry if dumb question but does Nintendo reveal what's going to be in the box at E3 or any conference at all?
like.. "controller, wires, adapter, console, this, those and that too"
I think it is likely that we will get that detail once the price is announced.Sorry if dumb question but does Nintendo reveal what's going to be in the box at E3 or any conference at all?
like.. "controller, wires, adapter, console, this, those and that too"
I keep saying the same thingI don't get why they don't just call it Wii 2
Second wii, people will get that it is a new wii. Plus the 2 can be for two screens.
Once you remove the heat spreaders and the thermal compound, the WiiU will reveal its secrets to you:Rösti;37442753 said:While I definitely can see myself doing some reverse engineering on Wii U to find out its true capabilities, it would be nice to have a spec sheet so I at least could choose between knowing perhaps not all details but a good share of them and opening up a box for a hefty sum of money to know everything.
Hmmm... guess there is no point in going back to my Iwata edit then.Avatars are disabled during e3
I keep saying the same thing
I don't get why they don't just call it Wii 2
Second wii, people will get that it is a new wii. Plus the 2 can be for two screens.
Reggie explains the choice of name here:I keep saying the same thing
I think it is likely that we will get that detail once the price is announced.
No.
They won't focus on the retail scene at E3.
It'll be about the games and the experience.
We'll learn about the rest in the fall.
"Wii DS" has so much potential for confusion.. but for some strange reason, I really like it, haha..Man, one of the most obvious things why the WiiU will be successful just came to my mind.
Its a home console version of the DS... The best selling handheld console ever. Games on DS can get an WiiU sequel. Maybe we see some kind of DS VC once they kill the system off. Or DS remakes for WiiU...
They should call it Wii DS![]()
he explains why Wii U was chosen, but Wii 2 is simply a better name business/marketing wise imo. No confusion whatsoever, retains branding, cna also be cutesy with the 2 screens because we know nintendo loves cutesy bullshit (hence the U).
Didn´t Nintendo mention that the name could change?
I though they could change the name too, but it seems that they will keep the Wii U name.
Norwegian site
Has this been posted?
* Nintendo will not disclose when the console will launch and how much it will cost at E3, but will launch b4 xmas.
* Specs and games will be disclosed at E3...
* Digital download of every major title from launch
In the bright side Nintendo can create a worse name than Wii U.As a consumer I really do hope they ditch the Wii name. From a business standpoint, I see why they wouldn't, but Wii U isn't doing anything for me at all.
What about a one-time magnetometer calibration? Wii U asks you to raise the controller up in front of the TV and hold it for a few seconds, then it saves the magnetometer measurement. You can redo the calibration from the Wii U Settings if you move your TV or hook up to a different one.It's gotta be an IR camera. The Wii U controller needs to know which direction the TV is, and that's the only real way to do it - unless they expect us to orient the controller manually every time we switch it on. The PixArt IR sensor has a tiny little lens on it, about 1mm across, so the size of that black window is more than adequate to house it.
In the bright side Nintendo can create a worse name than Wii U.
I understad. I think that Nintendo decided to keep the Wii name due to the brand recognition. Although, personally i dont think that the name matters that much to be honest, as long as they get the idea of the console across to the consumers.he explains why Wii U was chosen, but Wii 2 is simply a better name business/marketing wise imo. No confusion whatsoever, retains branding, cna also be cutesy with the 2 screens because we know nintendo loves cutesy bullshit (hence the U).
I read the article now, and the "specs" that were mentioned earlier is referring to the final design of the Wii. It is more about the final looks and functionality of the WiiU rather than hardware specs.I'll eat 10 hats and put it on YouTube if specs are revealed. The rest we know already because Iwata said those would happen.
Same here. Even if they just changed the "U" part, I'd be content. The "U" part reminds me of lazy texting abbreviations, which I loathe.As much as I hate the name, I think they're sticking with it.
blahblahblah you know what I mean
Rösti;37442753 said:While I definitely can see myself doing some reverse engineering on Wii U to find out its true capabilities, it would be nice to have a spec sheet so I at least could choose between knowing perhaps not all details but a good share of them and opening up a box for a hefty sum of money to know everything.
As much as I hate the name, I think they're sticking with it.
IdeaMan said:Me too
We just need an algorithm to search easily news/a standard & very flash method to present them for us to spot them in a glimpse while browsing the pages/a way to tag posts as "NEWS".
This sounds fun.
The Nintendo Lavitra.
People shouldn't get too excited about a possible name change. After all they could make it worse.
Nintendo WiiDi
Alright fine. I prefer dual analog controls but I hope that those who prefer IR get what they want.Sure, but IR is significantly more reliable than motion (and gyroscopic pointing a-la WM+/Move) and vastly more accurate than dual-analog.
Big media guys often have contacts within the gaming industry...That's a Giant Bomb guy, how would he know?
I'll eat 10 hats and put it on YouTube if specs are revealed. The rest we know already because Iwata said those would happen.
Big media guys often have contacts within the gaming industry...