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[Jubei]

In my opinion, I think it would be Left 4 Dead 2, it would show Consumers that, it's not a "kiddy console", A game like Black Ops 2 wouldn't make much of a difference. Black Ops, Modern Warfare 3, and other COD games were on the Wii. Valve could also bring some games over from steam too.

[uh20]

ill state the obvious and say call of duty, its a constantly recurring series meant just for fan-bait, but it certainly would set the wiiu as a system hardcore gamers will buy

second could be grand theft auto

third will be any kind of good first party mario/etc. titles

Edited by uh20, 03 June 2012 - 04:12 PM.

[Soul]

1. Dead Space
2. Grand Theft Auto

[Falco]

madworld 2
no more heroes 3
conduit 3

games that was good on the wii but not great

[lucario23]

New Metroid Prime. Assassin's Creed 3 (we know they are going to talk about it anyway). Hopefully a new Mariokart is shown. Star Wars 1313. Call of Duty. Battlefield 3, Medal of Honor. Pokemon (you would be surprised how hardcore that series can actually be), Some big open world M game like GTA V or Skyrim.

[MiSoRamen]

GTA, FPS, and Assassin Creed are all series that could help portray the Wii U as a "Hardcore system".

[Auzzie Wingman]

Basically, any game that has mass amounts of visual customisation. You have upcoming games like Tekken where you customise logos on clothing, and draw silly faces on defeated opponents. Soul Calibur would be phenomenal in this sense with it's insane character creation system. Other games could be Trackmania, Lego titles, something like LBP or ModNation Racers and the like.

Also, games that require you to overlook large play spaces. Real Time Strategy games like Blizzard's main serials, Turn Based Strategy games like Disgaea and Final Fantasy Tactics, even simple jRPG games could all benefit from having an additional screen, allowing you to view multiple windows of information. The touchscreen would allow you to customise how you view them to your ends, meaning you don't have to continually flip through page after page searching for a particular type. When you have games like Fire Emblem, which possesses a lot of information for it's battles, being able to quick find that essential piece of data can enhance gameplay speed.

Games that involve drawing something. A lot of DS games can be taken to the next level if made on the Wii U, like Trauma Centre, Etrian Odyssey, Drawn to Life, Professor Layton, Phoenix Wright. That entire library was a selective for the DS/3DS (for the most part) and to bring that all into a system is an immeasurable money pile.

Even the games brought over from the current gen of consoles can be given added benefits if the developer tries hard enough.

One more type of game, would be the ever changing situation type. Whether that would be the Sims, or something smaller like Brink, basically anything with large scale maps and plenty of things to do. Lego City Stories is a hope for this kind of game. Basically, I mean MMO's with more teamwork based goals in mind.

Edited by Megadriven Coffee, 03 June 2012 - 08:49 PM.

[Joshua]

I guess any Mature rated video games with the big name will do.

[KgGamesXL]

I guess any Mature rated video games with the big name will do.

Yep because that apparently is what all the hardcore gamers want

Edited by KgGamesXL, 04 June 2012 - 03:32 AM.

[Keviin]

^Lol yes exactly. Omg it's mature I'm such a hardcore gamer!!!

[Auzzie Wingman]

Oh, get of his case, guys. Because he is right.

Nintendo needs more mature games.

[Soastockton]

Minecraft!!!