Generic Hero

 

 

Is this legit?

 

It has been taking down now apparently so I'm thinking it is.

That character is from The Wonderful 101.

Iwata said that "screens" would be shown, that same day Sakurai tweeted that there would be actual footage shown. And since "screens" is extremely vague I'm thinking there will probably be some sort of trailer, at least a teaser.

 

Oh, interesting. I never heard of Sakurai tweeting that. Although, does footage equate to a trailer? Could it just mean that it's screenshots of the actual game?

 

So you guys believe that we won't be seeing a SSB4 trailer, even though there will be playable demo at e3? Hmm.. that doesn't really match up in my world

 

Where have you heard that it's going to be playable? I'm fairly certain that has never been said. Nintendo has always said that it will be Mario Kart and the new Super Mario 3D platformer that will be playable, not the new SSB. Do note it has to still be pretty early on in development. Remember how long it took for Brawl to get released? This is where you'll really get let down.

ouya is steam

 

umm what? lol . Last I checked OUYA has it's own marketplace and so does Steam.

So when a system completely botches a feature, people tend not to use it?

ITT: Petitionception.

We've got to go derper.

 

Leave them make their petitions, I'll probably buy both bayonetta and sonic worlds if they're not terrible.

Petitions are worthless. Nothing is going to stop this from happening.

 

We should start a petition to increase petitions value.

Everything we know about the game

1. Its something that everyone wanted Retro to do. 

2. They hired Employees from shooter games from big games (i THINK it was naughty dog employees and some from rachet and clank)

 

I have speculated this in the past with a lot of research, i am willing to put money on the table that it IS IN FACT A Metroid Game they are making. 

 

It is soooooooooooooooooooooooooo Metroid "a futuristic first person shooter that everyone want" such a huge giveaway that was!

They never said that, that was a rumor from 100-year-old-gamer which isn't confirmed

 

 

This is almost a direct quote from a rumor last week.

Actually thats a quote they said from the first day they they started making the game.

and with that said, regarding games, i think Nintendo will once again offer a better experience in gameplay and innovation with it's gamepad. Just my opinion though.

I agree.  Nintendo and Sony seem to be the most interested in games, Microsoft is trying to expand the userbase through massive media integration and accessibility.

Superman 64 2, what else?

Here are the nominees that I've selected for Wii U Game of the Year 2013...

1. Aliens: Colonial Marines
2. Bayonetta 2
3. The Wonderful 101
4. Project CARS
5. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online
6. Toki Tori 2
7. NBA 2K 14
8. FIFA 14
9. Madden NFL 14
10. Game & Wario

What game did they make again?

Shin’en’s Manfred Linzner talked up the Wii U hardware in an interview with GamesTM this month.
First, Linzner noted that the console’s development environment allowed the studio to easily create a game – Nano Assault Neo – in a short amount of time:
“The Wii U development environment allowed us to go from zero to a great, polished game in only half a year. I think we never ever got so far so fast on a new hardware, and we’ve worked on a lot of platforms in the past decades.”
Linzner went on to compliment Wii U’s overall technology. Although the studio’s game is rendered on both the television and GamePad, “even then we were still able to maintain solid 60FPS without much effort on both displays.” Linzner also said that the Wii U’s large memory allowed for complete caching and practically eliminated load times:
“We decided to add a local two-player mode where one player uses the TV and the other one the Wii U GamePad. That meant the complete game world would need to be rendered twice for the Wii U GamePad display. That nearly doubled the burden on the GPU and CPU, but even then we were still able to maintain solid 60FPS without much effort on both displays. Then on top we even added camera streaming, so that the TV player can see the face of the Wii U GamePad player, which adds a lot of fun. We expected the additional camera encoding and streaming would add noticeable strain on the Wii U, but it was almost free. All this proved the system is very well balanced and allows developers without much effort, to use all the unique features. Another benefit of the Wii U is that the system memory is so large that we never have to load an asset again. Everything can be cached and load times are almost gone.”

http://nintendoevery...d-large-memory/

Digitally downloadable games is a great thing, I know this because I am a PC gamer. Although there are a few downsides to digital downloads and I'll list them

• Another hit to the gaming market in terms of retail stores. It will put video games out of the hands of little guy who is too young to get his own checking account or credit card.
• The I-Don't-Have-Good-Internet-Bro, guy will be out of luck as well. Good luck downloading a 25gb game with terrible internet.
• A lot less stock will be carried in retail stores like Wal Mart, Best Buy, GameStop, Ect. So if a certain item is retail only for launch, we will be fighting for those copies.
• Gaming-only stores like GameStop will go out of business so previously owned games will be harder and harder to acquire, meaning you may be buying new copies for more money instead of previously used ones for cheaper.
• I'm not sure how it could effect rental services like Blockbuster and RedBox. Could go either way I suppose.
• You will need a much larger hard drive in your Wii U if you are downloading these new, large, HD games. Some games are 10 gigs, some are 25, some 5. You never know how large a game will be until it is released.

I am all for digital downloads though. I don't like having all the cases and discs taking up space and potentially getting scratched. I would hope that if in fact many games are released as digital downloads, that game companies make the prices fair and we see a whole lot less DLC. DLC was implimented because people were buying too many previously used games (gamestop) and when people buy those previously used games the game company who developed the game see 0% of that profit and GameStop sees 100% of the profit of used games. Why do you think they push those used games so hard on you when you go to GameStop? So I hope the price of games goes down or stays reasonable for the next-gen and the DLC format of releasing new content is used in less of a money-grubbing manner such as DLC already available on the first day of the game's release.

I'm pretty sure NintendoLand will have online. I was watching a video about it and I remember there were a bunch of Miis running around the park and they said something like, "these will be people's Mii's from all over the world."

It might not be a great idea but you and i, and probably the whole world will not stop people who own wii u's facebooking! So rather than nintendo forcing people to put down there wii gamepads so they can use facebook on there i pads/ i phones etc ( and potentialy lose out on a mini game sale ) why not just include it? For a large amount of people Miiverse WILL only be a social networking site while ur playing it will NEVER  overtake facebook or twitter.

Won't the internet browser be able to access twitter and facebook....