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Lord Ghirahim said:No, retailers will be instructed to refer to it by its full name only.
What if they call it the Nintendo Seis?
Lord Ghirahim said:No, retailers will be instructed to refer to it by its full name only.
As long as they wanted to beat the others to the market by 1-2 years, not being technically inferior would take a miracle.MadOdorMachine said:Everything we've read about all the next systems conclude that the Wii U will be technically inferior of the three. They can possibly increase things like the clock speed and ram to help give it some longevity, but it just begs the question of why they didn't think ahead.
Throw "Buffalo" in there a few times and we have a winner.Lord Ghirahim said:They should call it Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo. That will make it obvious it's Nintendo's 6th home console, it has the recognizable brand name and there is no way it will be mistaken for Wii.
fuck the box. give me headphones and four AA batteries.Gravijah said:The Project Wii U needs to have a totally rad box like this.
Gravijah said:The Project Wii U needs to have a totally rad box like this.
Ignoring the 3 or 4 home consoles Nintendo made before the NES, anyways.Lord Ghirahim said:They should call it Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo Nintendo. That will make it obvious it's Nintendo's 6th home console, it has the recognizable brand name and there is no way it will be mistaken for Wii.
Dreamwriter said:Ignoring the 3 or 4 home consoles Nintendo made before the NES, anyways.
User33 said:1) The Team Meat game being on Wii U was a joke
2) It doesn't sound any different from WiiWare.
The Let's Golf game just released in the 3DS shop is 200 MB. The maximum size for WiiWare is 40 MB. It's a whole new world. I just wish you could buy the amount of store credit you need rather than being forced to have unusable leftover credit. Really annoys me, in fact.AceBandage said:Even the eShop is worlds different from WiiWare.
AceBandage said:Even the eShop is worlds different from WiiWare.
Have you ever tried to fit a 5-gallon jug of milk in a fridge?TheExplodingHead said:A 40mb cap on Wii was just unrealistic and foolish, they could have easily made it a 200mb cap.
Slim to none.Ubermatik said:God damnit, I hope they change the name. Likelihood?
JoshuaJSlone said:Have you ever tried to fit a 5-gallon jug of milk in a fridge?
1 game in the fridge then delete to download the next or delete/copy from SD to play a new game, not all of the 512MB internal flash was usable by users, only half.TheExplodingHead said:A 40mb cap on Wii was just unrealistic and foolish, they could have easily made it a 200mb cap.
Mithos said:1 game in the fridge then delete to download the next or delete/copy from SD to play a new game, not all of the 512MB internal flash was usable by users, only half.
No, maybe allow for some bigger games but 200MB would be way to much, sub 100MB when the internal flash is so small is a good way to go.TheExplodingHead said:So you think a 40meg cap was the best alternative?
Ubermatik said:I hope they change the name. Likelihood?
M.I.S. said:Since then, we've had Mario kart 7 and Super Mario 3D Land. ie It sounds like Nintendo at the convention of silly names.
So, what do you think?!?!
PS: as indicated above that 3DS eshop really is terrible. WiiWare brims with usability compared to this.
Mithos said:No, maybe allow for some bigger games but 200MB would be way to much, sub 100MB when the internal flash is so small is a good way to go.
adroit said:The Let's Golf game just released in the 3DS shop is 200 MB. The maximum size for WiiWare is 40 MB. It's a whole new world. I just wish you could buy the amount of store credit you need rather than being forced to have unusable leftover credit. Really annoys me, in fact.
radioheadrule83 said:The Wii shop is a bad website with really crap custom javascript and CSS going on... not to mention the terrible downloading bar solution of irritating coin noises at 99% complete. The loading times are absolutely terrible on every page.
Gravijah said:The Project Wii U needs to have a totally rad box like this.
Videogamer.com said:Yoshiaki Koizumi, the director of Super Mario Land 3D, has revealed he has too many ideas for making Super Mario games on Wii U, to the point that he has to work out which are worth pursuing.
Yoshiaki Koizumi said:"As it turns out, I have too many ideas at the moment for Mario games on Wii U," Koizumi told Official Nintendo Magazine. "I'm going to have to start narrowing them down and thinking about which ideas might work well together so that the whole system will be an enjoyable experience rather than a hodgepodge of ideas."
New Super Mario Bros. Mii was shown at E3, but the platform holder stressed this is merely a concept demo to highlight what can be achieved on Wii U.
What would you like Nintendo to do with Super Mario on Wii U?
Wat you talkin bout Willis?EatChildren said:Yeah. Its even worse to navigate.
That's good. Hopefully we'll get another game as great as SMG(2)!DaSorcerer7 said:
Videogamer.com said:What would you like Nintendo to do with Super Mario on Wii U?
holy shiLord Ghirahim said:Call it Super Mario Universe and release it before Summer 2013.
Koizumi is brilliant he came up with the 3 days system for Majora's Mask while day dreaming.miksar said:I hope one of the ideas that came to Koizumi's mind is "do something different from Galaxy".
Nintendo: Digital Item Transactions Coming To 3DS, Wii U
by Mike Rose
August 1, 2011
Nintendo is preparing to bring a paid item transaction system to both its 3DS and Wii U consoles, as a means of allowing developers to extend the life of their releases.
herzogzwei1989 said:
Sadist said:Slim to none.
I suspect a different marketing approach though
Hero of Legend said:Interview with Brain in a Jar about Wii U:
http://wiiugo.com/interview-brain-in-a-jar-share-their-opinions-on-the-wii-u/
The company's made some bad PS2-to-Wii port racing games, only now they're making Jungle Kartz for Wii, we'll see if that's actually decent.Doubtful.
I think the initial reaction of all of us here at Brain in a Jar was that Nintendo were taking a step in the wrong direction by trying to bring the Wii into the next generation territory of PS3 and Xbox 360.
I think the initial reaction of all of us here at Brain in a Jar was that Nintendo were taking a step in the wrong direction by trying to bring the Wii into the next generation territory of PS3 and Xbox 360.
PuppetSlave said:With a nick like Espresso he/her must know something!
disap.ed said:Interesting post on Beyond3D Forums regarding WiiU's CPU.
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1571368&postcount=43
Was the first post of this user on Beyond3D, could there be something about it?
Goodlife said:What are they actually saying though?
I can't make head nor tail of it....
disap.ed said:That the Power7 rumors are bullshit and so is the 16MB eDRAM speculation.
Processor will be a multicore revision of the Wii processor with clockrates much closer to Wii than XBox360.
Wild guesses of estimated clock rate of ~1,5 GHz and clarification that despite of this the CPU could be perfectly competitve with Xenon.
They say it's this CPU:disap.ed said:That the Power7 rumors are bullshit and so is the 16MB eDRAM speculation.
Processor will be a multicore revision of the Wii processor with clockrates much closer to Wii than XBox360.
Wild guesses of estimated clock rate of ~1,5 GHz and clarification that despite of this the CPU could be perfectly competitve with Xenon.
That's not interesting, that's just blatant trolling. How would a triple core Broadway variant (@ approximately the same clock speed) even come close to the Xenon in power?disap.ed said:Interesting post on Beyond3D Forums regarding WiiU's CPU.
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1571368&postcount=43
Was the first post of this user on Beyond3D, could there be something about it?