*sigh* It's less about power and more about "We're making this for x86 and don't want to bother with PowerPC", they just need to admit it. 

*sigh* It's less about power and more about "We're making this for x86 and don't want to bother with PowerPC", they just need to admit it. 

We'd be lucky just to get the game in NA/EU

I heard that Capcom said that MH3U  was very successful, so I wouldn't be surprised if the new one comes out here; albeit probably somewhere around November. 

would guess eventually- I think it's ubi soft's best selling title on the Wii U.  they publicly said it was a success.  

Monster Hunter is by Capcom, not UbiSoft, but as I said, MH3U was *relatively* raging with popularity over here, so us getting Monster Hunter 4 is a real possibility. 

If they can push out a good game by then, than that's okay but I'm setting high expectations for this

I'm pretty sure they've been developing Mario Kart 8 since the end of Mario Kart 7 (or later if the Wii U wasn't at a programmable state); so April 2014 isn't much of a stretch. 

I have no idea, but if wizards aren't involved somewhere down the line, I'll be sorely disappointed. 

Eh, handheld version all always dumbed-down pseudo spin-offs; I'll stick with the Wii U version thank you very much. 

*shudder* don't even joke about bronies. That horse poos (lol censor?) not cool.

Eh, just a thought *I don't plan on getting a Vita, and just upgraded to the 3DS XL today*. I always thought the show was mediocre at best, but still better than the monstrosity that is Johnny Test. 

Sega made Panzer Dragoon, F-Zero GX, and has lots of experience with fast-paced arcade shooters. Maybe they could add *a few* elements from Star Fox Adventures to add a bit more depth. But Reggie help them if it goes anywhere near the 3DS; we need a complete Wii U exclusive to entice gamers. 

They shouldn't have called it the Wii U, they've should've gone with something like "Wii X", "Über Wii", "Nintendo Platinum", "Nintendo HD", or something along those lines. 

If Sony really wants to sell the Vita, they should make a Friendship is Magic game and watch the bronies flock like ducks to bread. 

Yes, we totally need a new 32X to keep up with the "big boys" *sarcasm*. Anyway, I can't see the big N doing something so controversial and saying "The Wii U is weaker than a starving cat, so we're shoving this thing up its backside!". 

Because it's not the mind-searing, soul-ripping, FBI-alerting cesspool of madness that is a particular board on 4chan; and I'm not talking about /mlp/. 

...This is just.... I really don't understand. Are we so starved for games that even a shovelware cash-in title gets everyone excited? 

Really, I can see why Sony would even consider such bold-faced stupidity: they know the Wii U's coming after them, sitting in the corner, biding its time; the PlayStation and Xbox will be so busy attacking each other that the U will have time to pick up speed, and make ludicrous money; like a time bomb waiting to go off. Sony's basically saying "See, we can do all that dual-screened stuff you love so much too! You just need to spend two-hundred-and-fifty dollars, and it can even play it's own games... please buy a Vita, we beg of you!". 

I'm laughing at the fact that they are making an Xbox One version, a console that is not popular in Japan or if anybody in the world wants it besides casuals that do not know the flaws behind it, and the series never once made it into a Microsoft System.

I agree that it's insane for S.E. to put any RPG on Xbox: the domain of EA sports tiles, overpriced online that should be free in the first place, and bro-dude FPS fanatics too stupid for PCs since 2001; with the same Japanese support as Taco Bell. I heard Microsoft actually paid for a ton of once PS4 exclusives to come to their XB1, so that could be a factor. 

I imagine after the metric tons of negative press, Microsoft really had no choice but to ease off restrictions. And on another note, when they say "The Kinect won't send or record any information without your explicit permission", said "explicit permission" will be in the Xbox Live user agreement.

They should keep the GamePad, and ditch the Wiimote as soon as possible in favor of the Pro Controller. 

The Xbox 360 sold more than the Wii, so your argument is invalid.

Where the monkey ____ are you getting your numbers? The Wii has sold almost thirty-million more worldwide than the Xbox 360. 

I think you need to get as far away from him as possible, or get him far away from you. Either way, don't let him near: knives, guns, hedgehogs, pancakes, or soda cans. 

While I would prefer a new Starfox title, the new DK games looks really fun. And is it just me, or does  "Tropical Freeze" sound like some $58 rum cocktail they'd sell in Honolulu resort?

Uh... to quote the great Dr. Ivo Robotnik: "WHY!? WHY!? WWWWWHHHHHYYYYYYY!?". That is all.

I personally think it'll be mediocre, but I'm pretty sure it's the first 3D Mario title to have true co-op multiplayer. 

I think that it is entirely possible for Microsoft and possibly Sony to sell their consoles for under four-hundred dollars. Note how I underlined the word "consoles", their online services cost money (especially Xbox Live). Perhaps if they price their consoles at about five-hundred-and-fifty dollars, but offer them for three-hundred-and-seventy-five dollars if you pay in advance for a three-year subscription to Xbox Live, or maybe third party services such as Netflix, Hulu Plus, or maybe services unannounced at the moment. I can see them doing this, and it could sadly cause serious problems for the Wii U as it stands. 

I wouldn't be surprised at all if this were true, as Microsoft basically has a monopoly on PCs with their Windows OS and can afford to pay off developers. They may be buying games for their system to desperately hide the Airstrip One's Orwellian monitoring (that's why I call it the Airstrip One, not Xbox One) of its customers. 

I showed my friend Nano Assault Neo, and he said I mus have a good gaming rig (note: my PC is terrible). When people think your console looks like a good gaming PC, you know you're no slouch in the power department. 

And how many of those are little three-hour indie titles?