like for example
can two gamepads play say two wiiware games on one console? (I doubt it could play 2 full games at the same time)
can one gamepad have one account online and another gamepad have another one online?
can one gamepad play a wiiware game while another one is involved in a full retail game?
Anyword on how two gamepads will work?
Started by RnR, Jun 19 2012 01:36 PM
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 01:36 PM
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 01:53 PM
Nothing really other than the fact that you are gonna take a FPS hit. So two gamepads and tv all showing the same image tv 720p gamepads 480p at 30 FPS. That's why I laugh at those that suggest the console is only slightly more powerful than current gen. Seriously most ps360 games barely out put 720p and 30 fps. But this console will do it all while rendering the tv image on two 480p gamepads... And the kicker NO LAG!
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 03:06 PM
I have no clue how it's going to work but i bet it will come a couple years down the line because i don't think Nintendo knows how to use two tablets on the console yet and it will take sometime and whether it's because of power which is unlikely or they just don't know how to impalement it is unknown.So i would just expect it a bit later in the Wii U's life cycle and how they implement it doesn't really depend on them that much it will depend on the Game developers.
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 04:24 PM
darkcloud says yes to all those questions.
1. A real game can be played while another person does more casual tablety stuff
2. The online is Mii-based, so you just login with your mii on your upad.
3. A real game can be played while another person does more casual tablety stuff
number 2 is my own words based on what nintendo showed at e3 of miiverse, the rest is what darkcloud says.
Dunno if you want to say confirmed or anything, but it's something other than "they done showed nout!".
1. A real game can be played while another person does more casual tablety stuff
2. The online is Mii-based, so you just login with your mii on your upad.
3. A real game can be played while another person does more casual tablety stuff
number 2 is my own words based on what nintendo showed at e3 of miiverse, the rest is what darkcloud says.
Dunno if you want to say confirmed or anything, but it's something other than "they done showed nout!".
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Posted 19 June 2012 - 08:02 PM
The gamepads are just controllers with screens. No playing seperate games. No seperate accounts. Controllers don't process games and controllers don't have accounts. Consoles do.like for example
can two gamepads play say two wiiware games on one console? (I doubt it could play 2 full games at the same time)
can one gamepad have one account online and another gamepad have another one online?
can one gamepad play a wiiware game while another one is involved in a full retail game?
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