BrandNew said:I'll be buying the classic controller anyway, it looks TONS better than the cube controller.
Plus no wire to the console... and you know how short the gc controller cable is.
BrandNew said:I'll be buying the classic controller anyway, it looks TONS better than the cube controller.
Flo_Evans said:more importantly will I be able to use this?
edit: isnt the classic controller wired to the wiimote?
Ristamar said:It's a shame the d-pad isn't up to snuff on those. I still use 'em for SC II and CVS 2, but I have a feeling the new Classic controller will be much better.
Yes it's wired to the Wiimote and it's also clipped to it if the back of the shell is anything to go by.Flo_Evans said:more importantly will I be able to use this?
edit: isnt the classic controller wired to the wiimote?
PantherLotus said:LMAO at these pretend intellectuals waxing about sound business decisions. Only in magical happy videogameland is a hardware manufacturer expected to take a loss.
Imagine this line of thought in any other industry and you'll realize how absurd it is.
Look to the ipod and you will find your answer. If Nintendo brings their product out but it is perceived as cheaply made because its priced under expectations, it won't catch on. Part of iPod's continued success over better made products at a cheaper price is because of the perceived value, not actual value. Everyone KNOWS that if you have an ipod you spent money. Like a pair of nike air jordans back in the day. It's a status symbol. A lifestyle.
Or look to the PS3--It's technology that might very well be bleeding-edge but the world may not be ready for it (look to the sound/music industry for examples like DAT). They could end up losing both ways--not only buy losing money on each console made, but also by pricing themselves out of the market. It's a lose-lose situation and Sony has to be scared right now.
The trick is to find that magic middle number where the price is just outside of the majority of markets so that value is perceived, while not being so overpriced that it creates a barrier to entry, and at the same time raising awareness to the coveted status symbol or "with-it" crowd.
Some of you going on and on about how awful this price is might very well be justified in comparison to other less fiscally (and marketably) sound institutions, but those opinions really are just personal and have no basis in reality. A marketing/advertising class would help you learn some of this.
That was thought of back at E3.sprocket said:I got the ultimate idea for AC wii!!!
use the time function for day and night depending on your time zone ..
use the weather feed to make the weather in y our the actual weather of where you live!!
jetsetmario said:Yea, I'll say it......Console DVD players are for people who don't like DVD's.
But what you could be getting is so much better.shidoshi said:This always gets a roll of the eyes from me. I use my PS2 for playing DVD, it works just fine, and there's nothing wrong with the output I get on my TV from it.
Flo_Evans said:yeah only in magic happy land has the 10 year console market leader taken a loss on hardware! :lol
it was thought of as soon as AC:WW was announced to be online with Nintendo's WFC, back in 2005.Fuzzy said:That was thought of back at E3.
Catchpenny said:Hey guys, does the Wii support CD playback? Nintendo better not expect me to buy a standalone CD player, I don't have space or money for one of those and a Wii!
Flo_Evans said:yeah only in magic happy land has the 10 year console market leader taken a loss on hardware! :lol
But we didn't know the Wii was always online.Scrow said:it was thought of as soon as AC:WW was announced to be online with Nintendo's WFC, back in 2005.
Flo_Evans said:yeah they are miles better than the default GC d-pad though :lol
The Black Brad Pitt said:I love how all you little soldiers defend nintendo on every account.
Jebus Christ.
No i just woke up and it looks like the front line in stronger than ever.krypt0nian said:New to GAF? Blind to other console specific threads? :lol
The Black Brad Pitt said:No i just woke up and it looks like the front line in stronger than ever.
Arrrrrghhhh.wonderfuldays said:Come on guys, who cares whether it has DVD movie function or not?
You won't pay $250 for a DVD player right?
It is not 6 years ago.
If you don't have any DVD stand alone machine at your living room now, don't tell me you will need one in the future.
Fuzzy said:But what you could be getting is so much better.
I dont get you and people like you.The Black Brad Pitt said:Arrrrrghhhh.
Nutter said:I dont get you and people like you.
Why are you in this thread if it bothers you so much what nintendo fans are doing in a NINTENDO THREAD?
Mike Works said:but jesus christ, who the **** doesn't have a DVD player by now?
:lol Did I just hear you you calling a kettle black?xabre said:Hardly the point but you lot are obviously too thick to get that.
jetsetmario said:two more zelda vids just posted at ign.
http://media.wii.ign.com/media/748/748589/vids_1.html
Mike Works said:Why the **** is anyone getting mad at people defending the lack of DVD playback as not a big deal?
Harp on them for defending a somewhat inflated price, get on their case for empowering what could be construed as a weak launch lineup, but jesus christ, who the **** doesn't have a DVD player by now?
Jive Turkey said::lol Did I just hear you you calling a kettle black?
That would suggest the wii actually has the ability to read dvd media.mCACGj said:Well if they are trying to get it to be the "center of the living room" it would be nice if I wanted to watch a DVD to just put a DVD in it and watch it.
Riddler said:Wow I hope they clean up those controls some more because the player looks like he had a hard time.
IGN said:And in all honesty, it doesn't matter that Trauma Center: Second Opinion is, at its roots, a double dip. The gameplay is so amazingly solid, people will instantly forget this is an upgraded version of the DS game, and instead focus on how awesomely intuitive the design can truly be. And when it came to playing the game in a crowd, we witnessed first hand just how powerful the Wii can be when delivering addictive, simple entertainment. All it took was for a passing player to reach out and shake the arm of the "doctor", forcing the player to jab a chunk of glass into his patient, rather than slowly removing it, and anyone watching the action was cracking up at the scolding the unsuspecting player received from the game. It wasn't simply the fact that the game was deep or immersive in its control (even though you know that's still true if you've played the DS version), it was the chance to finally play the game with spectators, knowing that every move you made was being projected on the big screen, rather than a three inch touch panel. We can definitely see Trauma Center as a game that, while one player, is entertaining for multiple people at a time simply because of the amount of stress and tension in the game.
The Black Brad Pitt said:That would suggest the wii actually has the ability to read dvd media.
Well, guess we know when the first Wii price drop is coming.Amir0x said:The web browser will be free for download until July 2007 just so you know.
Right over your head that one went... nevermind.mCACGj said:What? I'm talking to the people who are saying that you we shouldn't be angry that there is no DVD playback ability for the Wii.
And you know I don't have a logical reason how? Really...your thought process is boggling!xabre said:Hello again Mr three PC's in one room for no logical ****ing reason.
The Black Brad Pitt said:Right over your head that one went... nevermind.
julls said:i'm siding with amirox here - obviously it's still early but so far the actual GAME announcements have been completely underwhelming. it looks like it's gonna be fun, but nothing has blown me away as yet - and yeah, the lack of much online initially is really disappointing.