MARBLE MADNESS RETURNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Zerodoppler said:
jarosh said:nothing happened while i was gone right?
Romaji said:
They handed out Wii-motes!
Amir0x said:Well hey that game looks nifty.
**** youBufbaf said:Right. Now make some Photoshops.
Sunski said:It has been overlooked! My new most wanted game!
Sunski said:http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/topics/wii_preview/presentation/12.html
Zelda and Pokemon videos = Next gen graphics!
(Awaits frying pan video)
Nameless said:
*cough*
Zerodoppler said:
Artoon.Rocked said:Who is developing this game?
The final pieces of this fall's video game battle fall into position today as Nintendo announces that its new Wii home system will sell for $250 -- half the price of Sony's cheapest PlayStation 3 -- and launch Nov. 19, two days after the PS3.
The two next-generation systems face Microsoft's Xbox 360, which will have had a year's head start; the anticipated 360 game Gears of War, out Nov. 7, is expected to boost sales.
But Nintendo is deploying a different approach than the others. The cutting-edge 360 ($300-$400) and PS3 ($500-$600) support HD video -- and the PS3 uses the just-out Blu-ray HD disc format -- while Wii (pronounced "we") depends on more conventional technology.
But Wii's unique wireless motion-sensitive controller has captured the attention of game designers and players. "We think all the other initiatives in the home console space have been much too hardcore-gamer-focused. We want consumers to be able to pick up (the Wii controller) and play," says Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.
Nintendo plans to have 4 million systems shipped worldwide by year's end, he says. Sony recently reduced from 4 million to 2 million the number of PS3s likely to reach the USA and Japan this year. Analysts expect U.S. retailers to have about 400,000 PS3s and about 1 million Wii systems at launch.
Included with Wii is the Wii Sports game (with tennis, golf, basketball and bowling), the controller and a "nunchuck" attachment. Other details:
*Wii owners can download and play games from Nintendo's older NES, Super NES and Nintendo 64 systems and NEC's TurboGrafx. Initially, about 30 games (usually $5 to $10) will be available, including The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario 64. Games are saved on SD memory cards, which can also be used to import digital pictures.
*Built-in high-speed Net connectivity (including WiFi) lets Wii gather news and weather updates, plus messages from other Wii owners.
In the game-system battle, Wii "is a wild card," says DFC Intelligence analyst David Cole. "Is it going to be so unique that people are going to really rush and buy it -- or be leery?"
Rocked said:Who is developing this game?
HisBrother said:Hey, it looks alot better than some next-gen games. This game practically blows away all Xbox games while im at it. That is in art style.
no worries, they're hitting the fans and gamers in the first wave. once thats done in several months the $250 price tag will leave room for a price cut, thus $199 or even $229 would be alot more attractive to the rest of the people they are targettingF#A#Oo said:My only disappointment is that Nintendo are not hitting non-gamers/impulse buyers at $250...like they promised.
Nameless said:The game will be amazing, but it doesn't scream "Next Generation graphics!!"--not even for a little bit. I've been looking forward to this vision of Zelda since what? Spaceworld 2000? But i'm not going to go overboard and say that it has next-generation visuals.. The Art style IS great, though.
Nameless said:The game will be amazing, but it doesn't scream "Next Generation graphics!!"--not even for a little bit. I've been looking forward to this vision of Zelda since what? Spaceworld 2000? But i'm not going to go overboard and say that it has next-generation visuals.. The Art style IS great, though.
HisBrother said:I think thats the only reason its seen as a game with GRAPHICAL powers.
DefectiveReject said:Bets that the US conference will show off media player side of the Wii software (MP3 etc), and DVD is still in!
i bet you can handle mp3 on your Wii and throw it across to your DS on an SD card if you have the mp3 player.
Also didn't NoE state they still have something to reveal? i think we wont know everything till all 3 are over.
Sunski said:So what have Nintendo held back for the US presentation?
Media Player?
DVD?
Smash Bros Footage?
Disaster Day of Crisis footage?
Online gaming?
Nameless said:The game will be amazing, but it doesn't scream "Next Generation graphics!!"--not even for a little bit. I've been looking forward to this vision of Zelda since what? Spaceworld 2000? But i'm not going to go overboard and say that it has next-generation visuals.. The Art style IS great, though.
'With these new features, I believe that anybody, regardless of age or gender, will be urged to touch our Wii at least once,' Iwata said.
Sunski said:So what have Nintendo held back for the US presentation?
Media Player?
DVD?
Smash Bros Footage?
Disaster Day of Crisis footage?
Online gaming?
Nintendo said themselves today, it's at launch.Wollan said:NYT is now saying that Zelda is expected by the end of the year and not necessarily launch.
sangreal said:I posted in the other thread, but today's USA TODAY confirms the NY Times info
VicAlpha said:See ya in 2 years guys when the Wii software are going to be awesome total!!! until then...
'One thing for sure is that Wii will hit all stores before the Christmas sales season peaks,' Iwata said.
jarosh said:**** you
letdown totalAmir0x said:i guess that confirms only one nunchuck/remote with the system :|
Amir0x said:i guess that confirms only one nunchuck/remote with the system :|