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#146286 "You cannot view this content. The times during which this content can be...

Posted by 9646gt on 10 December 2012 - 10:41 AM in Wii U Games and Software

I'm glad I live in the US. Way to appeal to core gamers Nintendo! They should just move the headquarters :) I guess they expect people to get up in the middle of the night to download anything huh.They should at least add a feature that will run the download at the set time frame.



#149131 Age of wii u buyers

Posted by 9646gt on 18 December 2012 - 02:25 AM in Wii U Hardware

Im 18, always been a Nintendo gamer since the first consoles i played were N64 and SNES. I skipped the gamecube and got the PS2 (which IMO nintendo have never made a console as good as). I never bought a PS3 or £60 and continued to play my PS2 with its massive catalogue of games until i got Wii and played that along with my PS2. My brother got a 360 and i played that too but now the Wii U is out im hoping it will be my main console and i wont need to play the 360 for many games apart from exclusives.


Luckily there are only like 4 exclusives on Xbox lol



#145773 Age of wii u buyers

Posted by 9646gt on 09 December 2012 - 01:01 AM in Wii U Hardware

28 here :) Was at walmart the night before thanks giving and told the wife I wanted a wii u for Christmas. There was 3 deluxe systems in the case so the wife bought me one :) Can't have it till Christmas which sucks! lol. But yeah had Nintendo systems my entire life. First was the NES in 1990 when I was like 6 years old haha. But yeah I don't care much for Black Ops or other FPS's. I will be playing NSMBU Nintendo Land and Sonic racing however!



#151191 Anyone agree Wii U has the best controllers ever?

Posted by 9646gt on 23 December 2012 - 08:17 PM in Wii U Hardware

My only complaint is lack of analog triggers. This should be a standard thing. it is crucial for some things like racing games. It's like dual analog sicks in fps games.



#151315 Anyone agree Wii U has the best controllers ever?

Posted by 9646gt on 24 December 2012 - 09:44 AM in Wii U Hardware

Digital triggers are either on or off. In other words they only have two settings and no increments in between. Analogue triggers have various degrees of response which is far better for controlling the level of braking and acceleration in racing games.


Exactly. Think of analog triggers as real gas and brake pedals that you can control the amount of force on them. Digital triggers are like a gas or break pedal that is either all the way of or putting it to the floor. I Suppose racing games could use the right analog stick as throttle and break like gran turismo but for me that never felt natural at all.



#149247 Anyone else wii u downloading slow

Posted by 9646gt on 18 December 2012 - 09:36 AM in Wii U Games and Software

Yeah I haven't got to open my Wii U yet, but I was planning to use a LAN adapter to bypass all that wireless lag. But then I found on neogaf that the lan adapter is even SLOWER than the wireless in speed tests! But it IS worth noting that doing a speed test on a WIFI connected laptop vs WIFI connected Wii U showed the Wii U wireless adapter is also much slower than a PC or Mac connected to wireless. So I honestly think alot of this is that the network interfaces on the console are just kind of slow.



#149503 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 19 December 2012 - 12:26 AM in Wii U Hardware

Correct. A headphone jack will always be two channel. Some devices will simulate surround sound over a head phone Jack but the wii u does not. Dolby pro logic is what the old wii used to simulate surround sound. This is why I am plugging my headset in to my surround sound. Because it will take the audio from the wii and with the correct option selected it will turn it into simulated surround sound and send it to the headset that's plugged in :)



#149531 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 19 December 2012 - 03:55 AM in Wii U Hardware

You are on the right track it seems but the Mic situation is something I am still trying to ffigure out. Also seven plugging the headset into a proper receiver will not guarantee simulated surround. You will have to choose a receiver that can take the incoming surround sound and convert out to some form of simulated surround sound and feed that the the headset. Which I think my onkyo can do.I think out can covert the sound using neo 6 to simulated surround and then pad out to the headset but I may be wrong and will have to look into the manual more.

As for the Mic I have no clue. My headset can use either usb or out has its own mic cable.but I don't think the console supports usb chat. And I dont know if plugging the mic into the gamepad will force the console to output sound only to the gamepad or what.



#150875 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 22 December 2012 - 06:44 PM in Wii U Hardware

I guess I'll be able to make more sense of all this when. I get my console on Christmas morning lol



#149108 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 18 December 2012 - 12:53 AM in Wii U Hardware

Honestly there is no way to get true surround from a head at on the wii u. The built in Jack in the game pad will only offer two channel audio. One plan I have to use my existing turtle beach headset is to use the head phone Jack on my surround sound receiver where my wii u is hooked up with hdmi. Then I can set my receiver to neo 6 or another mode to simulate surround sound on my headset. Just still researching to see which mode will give the best results. Most headsets only have single speakers anyway so even on say ps3 or 360 are still getting simulated surround sound.



#149887 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 20 December 2012 - 02:05 AM in Wii U Hardware

I don't think that's going to work. From my understanding and from my experience using three different surround sound amps when you connect headphones to the headphone jack on an amp it automatically goes into stereo sound mode disabling all digital sound processing including all the various surround modes. I would imagine this the case with all amps.


Should work fine if you plug a turtle beach DSS into the game pad and the plug in a headset. That's what it is designed to do right?



#149963 Audio capabilities: Nintendo Wii U (comprehensive post).

Posted by 9646gt on 20 December 2012 - 08:33 AM in Wii U Hardware

Yeah guess I was sounding confusing and over complicating the setup. But as the feed from gamepad is stereo only it should work with the DSS attached



#152558 Audio Settings - Please Help

Posted by 9646gt on 27 December 2012 - 10:36 AM in Wii U Hardware

Arc is spotty at best on my onkyo receiver. The only way I could get a dependable surround experience was to run the console HDMI right to the receiver



#152560 Console gaming on a HD tv

Posted by 9646gt on 27 December 2012 - 10:41 AM in General Gaming

Moral of the story is yes buy and HDTV but spend a little more money on a quality one. Samsung currently makes some of the nicest sets. After tweaking settings to my liking my Samsung 46 inch 3d LCD is going on 3 years old and still books stunning in 1080p :)



#149505 DVD Playback

Posted by 9646gt on 19 December 2012 - 12:31 AM in Wii U Hardware

Why do so many people still watch up scanned DVD on a high tech 1080p tv when Bluray is way more advanced? That's like watching the sd version of a channel on tv knowing that an he version is available



#147432 DVD Playback

Posted by 9646gt on 13 December 2012 - 12:33 AM in Wii U Hardware

I hate watching DVD quality videos honestly. I would much rather consoles be able to play videos saved to a USB hdd
Or even a network share



#150044 Good news about slow loading times

Posted by 9646gt on 20 December 2012 - 12:01 PM in Wii U Hardware

I am almost 30 years old. I have been waiting on load screens all my life lol. My first 386 computer took forever to load its primitive graphics. But in this day and age of highly efficient processors and solid state storage, it's not acceptable. I am not going to go on youtube crying about it. HOWEVER, if Nintendo is able to update the software so that loading is down to a minimum, this means the software was never properly optimized to begin with. So are you telling me I should just accept the fact that Nintendo released a console with unfinished un-optimized software and sold it to me for $350 + tax? I think we have a right to be upset. But some people do take it too far. I would like to bring back up the day 1 update. That update was a direct result of shipping unfinished software. And almost everyone complained about that, yet this lack of optimization should just be kept quiet?



#146289 Great budget surround setup I found for us optical guys :)

Posted by 9646gt on 10 December 2012 - 10:45 AM in Wii U Hardware

Glad to hear your results Boo :) Can;t wait till it gets here. It will be all set up waiting on the Wii u that the wife refuses to give me till Christmas lol. This is one 28 year old who will be doing some serious Wii u gaming in his Super Mario World PJs! Sadly I have to go to a Christmas dinner that day so I will let it update then haha.



#146268 Great budget surround setup I found for us optical guys :)

Posted by 9646gt on 10 December 2012 - 10:07 AM in Wii U Hardware

Pretty solid reviews all around. Your always going to have people with D.O.A units and negative comments due to just be human in nature. Thanks for the link OP.


^^^ This :) I always go off the overall review and have always had good luck doing so. My current system had some negative reviews but I knew with it being a Sony they would stand behind it and it has worked flawlessly for over 5 years :) My Dad also has an Onkyo system and has bene using it for about 12 years lol. Zero issues with it. The overall review is good and the freeshipping and tax free means it was 249 out the door :) The sub isn't as powerful as my current one but I am sure it will do lol.



#146251 Great budget surround setup I found for us optical guys :)

Posted by 9646gt on 10 December 2012 - 08:53 AM in Wii U Hardware

Yeah we are all mad because there is no optical out for our old 5.1 surround systems. BUT I have ordered this and I think it's a great deal for any of you with a little extra money to spend to get a system with 4 HDMI inputs and be able to keep enjoying surround sound :) http://www.amazon.co...ils_o00_s00_i00 I was going to just buy a new receiver but almost every single one was the wrong ohm rating to work with my speakers and my subwoofer is passive so no upgrading :(



#146514 Great budget surround setup I found for us optical guys :)

Posted by 9646gt on 10 December 2012 - 11:26 PM in Wii U Hardware

It needs to have hdmi input and also support lpcm surround sound. I pretty much any re end system with multiple hdmi inputs will provide what you need. I highly suggest going with the one I have linked to. I spent most the day researching and it is the best bang for the buck I could find myself at 249 shipped. I found multiple different systems but almost anything cheaper does not have hdmi inputs.



#146918 Great budget surround setup I found for us optical guys :)

Posted by 9646gt on 12 December 2012 - 03:58 AM in Wii U Hardware

Glad to hear you guys approve :)



#149885 Headsets/Gaming Headsets for the Nintendo Wii U.

Posted by 9646gt on 20 December 2012 - 01:56 AM in Wii U Hardware

Like I responded to you in one of the other threads I don't think that's going to work.


According to Dolby's website since the turtle beach DSS supports pro logic llx and Dolby headphone if toy Holm the box up to the game pad and plug the head phones into that box it will use r the DSP to convert it to simulated 5.1 and pass it off to the Dolby headphone DSP which will play the simulated surround to the headphones.it may not be the best but its hard to say that it won't work when that is exactly what the technology is designed to do



#149573 Headsets/Gaming Headsets for the Nintendo Wii U.

Posted by 9646gt on 19 December 2012 - 09:26 AM in Wii U Hardware

Hello 9646gt,

Ahhh I see. Sometimes it takes that alternate explanation to finally get it haha. Thank you for your multiple explanations and patience! :)

So it seems like no matter what, I will need to purchase a receiver. Just which receiver is the question.

Take care! :)

Sincerely, NintendoFan


You are more than welcome! I am so OCD it isn't even funny lol. I would look at the Onkyo ht-s3500 receiver. I just bought it tax free and with free shipping on amazon. I got it for $249 shipped and it sounds amazing. It's actually a pretty advanced receiver so it was tricky to set up to my OCD liking lol. But 249 for a receiver and all speakers is not bad. Yeah the sub woofer is passive but it will be fine for the new few years for me. It also has 4 hdmi inputs and supports the wii perfectly! It is only like 660 watts and sounds night and day better than my sony 1000w it replaced :)

I wonder if my Turtle Beach X12's would work?

They will work but only in stereo if plugged in the wii u gamepad. To get surround sound simulation from them you would need to plug them into a receiver that will convert to Dolby Pro logic or similar. Turtle beach sells a box that I am pretty sure will turn the stereo into Dolby Pro Logic II as that is what mine came with.

http://www.turtlebeach.com/product-detail/dolby-processor-accessories/ear-force-dss2/33 You SHOULD be able to plug this into the gamepad and get dolby surround headphone processing for pretty damn good simulated surround with any turtle beach headphones :)



#149532 Headsets/Gaming Headsets for the Nintendo Wii U.

Posted by 9646gt on 19 December 2012 - 04:04 AM in Wii U Hardware

There are a couple of good threads going on this. The only way to get surround is with simulated surround created by a receiver like a home theatre. This is mainly because the wii u only sports uncompressed audio and does not support and Dolby prologic or anything like that. So the receiver had to take the audio from the Wii u and then make its own simulated sound such as neo 6 and send that to the headphones.




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