I swear, I hope there is NO loading times throughout the whole game. Like, if you go in a dungeon, it goes right in and blends with your movement.

The app is available in the UK too, so I'm assuming it must be for the whole of Europe.

The app is okay-ish. The videos don't lag or anything like that, but it does crash sometimes. The UI can be a bit clunky to navigate and it's hard to click on some stuff; you have to keep on tapping it with the touch-screen. When you're navigating, you should always use the Circle Pad/D-Pad as the touch-screen can act weird sometimes. I find it cool that you can link it to a device on the TV though, I can put videos on my TV using my 3DS to the Wii U. Remember though, don't press the HOME button on the streaming on the 3DS as the 3DS freezes.

Overall, this app is okay in my opinion.

EDIT: Oh and it doesn't do 3D videos.

New F-Zero Wii U announcement

Super Smash Bros. information along with both release dates and Captain Falcon announced coinciding F-Zero

Zelda U shown with trailer as well as playable demo

X final name and game delayed to early 2015

Bayonetta 2 2014 release date announced

New Metroid game for Wii U AND 3DS announced

For the "games not possible on other systems" thing, maybe WarioWare Wii U will be shown off

Also, relating to that, a new IP by Miyamoto will be shown and it would also be claimed to not be possible on other systems

Surprise game shown.

Other games such as Yarn Yoshi and SmT X FE will be on Nintendo website.

I was bored, so I tried to perfect the boxart. Also, I didn't put the Nintendo Network logo since boxarts that need ratings don't usually have the Nintendo Network logo. I just wish there was a higher res version of the image.

These are probably the only people that are going to buy it. I'm expecting terrible sales post-launch.

http://thewiiu.com/t...s-ps4-in-japan/

http://thewiiu.com/t...ones-plans-are/

This should be Wind Waker 2.

If Iwata was fired, we'd have a president who is all about the Mountain Dew and Doritos.

You forgot the Kinect at the top.

I want to know how they got it to work for a 3DS game. There aren't any emulators for it, and they managed to get online.

http://www.gonintend...ed-3ds-hardware

Wii version is motion controls but not motion plus. Also the game is flipped to make Link right handed for the controls. So it plays backwards from the Gamecube version. The motion can be taken as a plus or minus depending on who you ask. I have not played the Wii version.

also it's 16:9

I remember reading things about Tres-Effex being a huge hit on Nvidia machines, even Titans. That may have been worked out later.

TressFX is AMD.

EDIT: nvm, just found out it's not exclusive to AMD anymore.

Yes you can still buy N64 games on the Wii Shop Channel on Wii Mode even if you never had previously owned a Wii console. Just make sure you have a Wii Remote and Classic Controller (Pro).

This is really great news.

they're all on crack

...how would American Airlines get her IP address through Twitter? I'm pretty sure they're just joking around with her.

#yoloswag360opticnoscope

The era of portable consoles may be drawing to a close.

New data from Futuresource Consulting says that tablets have for the first time overtaken Nintendo's 3DS as the most popular personal games device owned by UK children.

Specifically, 44 per cent of UK children between the ages of three and 12 now own a tablet, with 30 per cent of those aged three to four owning one. In addition, parents says that tablets are the most likely items they'll purchase for their kids within the next six months – which is twice as likely as a smartphone or portable console.

Amongst kids nine and over, however, smartphones overtake tablets with 25 per cent of all nine to ten year olds owning one. This rises to 46 per cent for ages 11-12, with ownership amongst girls in particular reaching 53 per cent – it's just 38 per cent for boys of the same age.

17 per cent of parents apparently spend over £100 a year on mobile fees for their kids.

However despite the rise in ownership, time spent playing console or PC games still ranks lower than traditional toys, with 54 per cent playing with them for five or more hours per week, although this climbs to 63 per cent for those aged 11-12.

In comparison, 63 per cent dedicate the same amount of time to traditional toys such as action figures, dolls or construction sets while 39 per cent of UK children spend five or more hours a week playing with board games and jigaws.

Interestingly, reading books remains the most popular activity for kids with 45 per cent reading every day.

http://www.mcvuk.com...e-in-uk/0134574

http://mobile.twitte...29759709186?p=v

Nintendo announcing launch window confirmed.