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Wii3: Apocalypse Redux

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McBacon

SHOOTY McRAD DICK
After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour.

sounds good
 
S

SumGamer

Member
After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour.

Seems like they have a green light.
 
N

Nander

Member
"After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour."

It seems like they are going to be allowed to report :)
 
S

Sunski

Member
slaughterking said:
But Iwata wouldn't come to this conference just saying Wii Launch in 2007 and getting raped for it. :/
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Iwata: "Hello NoE execs. Wii for you, 2007!"

NoE: "But Iwata-San! They will rape us in the bum!"

Iwata: "I will take the raping!"
 
R

radioheadrule83

Banned
They do it because they want the news released their way. Press release style with assets given out in press packs and all during the event. If they shut Eurogamer down that'd be so ****ing irritating.

Leave them alone Nintendo!
 
H

HisBrother

Banned
21:05.57 -

After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour.
 
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Scalemail Ted

Member
06:07.02 -
There's a podium and a lot of Wii logos up on stage, with a huge screen playing monochromatic videos of Wii software. Iwata's here apparently.

06:05.57 -
After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour.
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H

HisBrother

Banned
There's a podium and a lot of Wii logos up on stage, with a huge screen playing monochromatic videos of Wii software. Iwata's here apparently.
 
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angelsson

Member
I kina understand Sony for delaying the PS3 because of their Blueray diode stuff but what apology could Nintendo possibly have for delaying the Wii?
The can´t produce enough stands for the console? :>
 
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XeMinus

Member
13:07.02 -

There's a podium and a lot of Wii logos up on stage, with a huge screen playing monochromatic videos of Wii software. Iwata's here apparently.

13:05.57 -

After an hour of waiting around the halls of ExCel the press and trade are filing into the conference. Running time should be an hour.
Click to expand...
.
 
R

Rocked

Member
Sunski said:
Iwata: "Hello NoE execs. Wii for you, 2007!"

NoE: "But Iwata-San! They will rape us in the bum!"

Iwata: "I will take the raping!"
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67f8e9205184f35d3a1eccdb038dd6f6.gif
 
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SlayrUK

Member
I can imagine this thread as soon as details are announced.. i predict at least 10 members quoting it here within 30 seconds.
 
I

InsertCredit

Member
Nintendo's adamant about not using laptops, mobiles, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices, so we may get cut short. Didn't happen at E3, mind. Can't stop the signal.

Hot diggity DAMN.
 
F

flipping_heck

Member
12:09.27 -

Nintendo's adamant about not using laptops, mobiles, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices, so we may get cut short. Didn't happen at E3, mind. Can't stop the signal.
 
V

VOOK

We don't know why he keeps buying PAL, either.
Aussie Wii Date Dec 7th $399.95

Australia, Melbourne, Sept. 15, 2006 – Nintendo will reshape the home entertainment and video game landscape with the launch of its heralded Wii™ home video game console. As part of a global launch period, Wii will arrive in Australia on December 7th. Wii will be sold as an affordable, mass-consumer product at an SRP of just $399.95. The price includes one wireless Wii Remote controller, one Nunchuk™ controller and the groundbreaking collection of five different Wii Sports games on one disc, which anyone can play using simple movements, experienced or not.
Every Wii console includes another distinctive feature: a series of on-screen “channels” that make up the Wii Channel Menu, which makes the console approachable and customisable for everyone, from the most avid gamer to people who have never played before. The Wii Channel Menu is the starting point for all of the console’s functions. The “channels” offer a gateway to a rich variety of entertainment options. When connected to a TV, the Wii Channel Menu offers a simple interface, letting users pick games to play, get news or weather, view and send photos or even create playable caricatures of themselves to use in actual games. Additional functions allow users to redeem Wii Points and download classic games to Wii’s Virtual Console™. The variety of options available through the Wii Channel Menu motivates both gamers and non-gamers to turn on Wii’s power every day.
Wii is creating worldwide excitement with its unique control system, an inventive, first-of-its-kind controller whose position can be detected in a 3-D space. The new controller allows users to pinpoint targets in games or move through the Wii Channel Menu with precision and ease. This intuitive control system will be understood immediately by everyone, regardless of their previous experience with video games. With this one small controller, Wii makes games both easier and more intense than anything previously experienced. For example, in the Wii Sports tennis game, players swing the Wii Remote like a racquet to hit the ball, as in real life. They can add topspin or slice the ball just by angling their hands and wrist like they would in a real match.

“Wii is a product for all to enjoy. Whether you’re young or old, an experienced gamer or complete novice, Wii has something unique to offer us all,” says Rose Lappin, Director of Sales and Marketing. “At such an affordable price, we see Wii as being a true product of everybody.”
Between launch day and Dec. 31, Wii owners will enjoy a robust lineup of around 20 software titles, with selections for everyone from video game veterans to newcomers. Some top Nintendo launch titles include Wii Sports, a compilation of tennis, baseball, golf, bowling and boxing and The Legend of Zelda®: Twilight Princess. Wii’s self-loading media bay also can play the entire library of hundreds of Nintendo GameCube™ titles from day one.
Third-party developers around the world have lined up to provide unprecedented support for Wii.
Additional information about the list of Virtual Console games and the pricing structure will be revealed in the coming weeks.
 
MMaRsu

MMaRsu

Member
flipping_heck said:
12:09.27 -

Nintendo's adamant about not using laptops, mobiles, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices, so we may get cut short. Didn't happen at E3, mind. Can't stop the signal.
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Grrrr
 
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SlayrUK

Member
flipping_heck said:
12:09.27 -

Nintendo's adamant about not using laptops, mobiles, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices, so we may get cut short. Didn't happen at E3, mind. Can't stop the signal.
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THE WII also stops signals from wi-fi & bluetooth devices

Final H/W secret revealed!! OMG!! :D
 
MMaRsu

MMaRsu

Member
VOOK said:
Aussie Wii Date Dec 7th $399.95

Australia, Melbourne, Sept. 15, 2006 – Nintendo will reshape the home entertainment and video game landscape with the launch of its heralded Wii™ home video game console. As part of a global launch period, Wii will arrive in Australia on December 7th.
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Cool on my birthday :D
 
A

Amir0x

Banned
VOOK said:
Aussie Wii Date Dec 7th $399.95

Australia, Melbourne, Sept. 15, 2006 – Nintendo will reshape the home entertainment and video game landscape with the launch of its heralded Wii™ home video game console. As part of a global launch period, Wii will arrive in Australia on December 7th. Wii will be sold as an affordable, mass-consumer product at an SRP of just $399.95. The price includes one wireless Wii Remote controller, one Nunchuk™ controller and the groundbreaking collection of five different Wii Sports games on one disc, which anyone can play using simple movements, experienced or not.
Every Wii console includes another distinctive feature: a series of on-screen “channels” that make up the Wii Channel Menu, which makes the console approachable and customisable for everyone, from the most avid gamer to people who have never played before. The Wii Channel Menu is the starting point for all of the console’s functions. The “channels” offer a gateway to a rich variety of entertainment options. When connected to a TV, the Wii Channel Menu offers a simple interface, letting users pick games to play, get news or weather, view and send photos or even create playable caricatures of themselves to use in actual games. Additional functions allow users to redeem Wii Points and download classic games to Wii’s Virtual Console™. The variety of options available through the Wii Channel Menu motivates both gamers and non-gamers to turn on Wii’s power every day.
Wii is creating worldwide excitement with its unique control system, an inventive, first-of-its-kind controller whose position can be detected in a 3-D space. The new controller allows users to pinpoint targets in games or move through the Wii Channel Menu with precision and ease. This intuitive control system will be understood immediately by everyone, regardless of their previous experience with video games. With this one small controller, Wii makes games both easier and more intense than anything previously experienced. For example, in the Wii Sports tennis game, players swing the Wii Remote like a racquet to hit the ball, as in real life. They can add topspin or slice the ball just by angling their hands and wrist like they would in a real match.

“Wii is a product for all to enjoy. Whether you’re young or old, an experienced gamer or complete novice, Wii has something unique to offer us all,” says Rose Lappin, Director of Sales and Marketing. “At such an affordable price, we see Wii as being a true product of everybody.”
Between launch day and Dec. 31, Wii owners will enjoy a robust lineup of around 20 software titles, with selections for everyone from video game veterans to newcomers. Some top Nintendo launch titles include Wii Sports, a compilation of tennis, baseball, golf, bowling and boxing and The Legend of Zelda®: Twilight Princess. Wii’s self-loading media bay also can play the entire library of hundreds of Nintendo GameCube™ titles from day one.
Third-party developers around the world have lined up to provide unprecedented support for Wii.
Additional information about the list of Virtual Console games and the pricing structure will be revealed in the coming weeks.
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See you guys aren't shafted.

Also, why the hell is Japan the only territory without a WiiSports pack in then? Lucky ****ing bastards.
 
D

Dynamite Shikoku

Congratulations, you really deserve it!
Amir0x said:
See you guys aren't shafted.

Also, why the hell is Japan the only territory without a WiiSports pack in then? Lucky ****ing bastards.
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I want wiisports packed in :(

(for the same price of course :D )
 
M

mrklaw

MrArseFace
can we please stop putting speculative prices up? Especially right now. Just stuff reported from the event or press releases. Otherwise it'll be too difficult to see whats real or not.

and isn't it odd that they'd restrict equipment in the UK but not in the US?
 
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