KarlMarx1818

With the Wii U gamepad and the pro controller on it wouldn't let me use them as separate multiplayer controls on the Street Fighter 2 VC game. This is because the Pro controller automatically takes the position of P1 meaning both controllers only control player 1.  

 

I've worked out that if I set up a wiimote as P1 and the Pro Controller as P2 it will.

 

This seems like a bodge job rather than how it should work. Is this the only solution?

 

 

I've been playing Pikmin 3 and it's graphically beautiful that got me thinking.
 
Ignoring PC games, what will be considered the first game to have 'next gen' graphics?
 
Has the Wii U released anything graphically superior to the 360/PS3.
 
I think this answer is probably Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
 
 
P.S I know games aren't about graphics, blah blah blah, it's more of a technical question.

I'm feeling pretty relieved having watched the launches of the PS4 and Xboxone as despite all the fear's they don't appear to be massive power leap forwards. I'm guessing that E3 will be all about Game announcement as we've pretty much covered the hardware, with the expect of what the PS4 box looks like (a glossy brick?).

 

I'm hoping Nintendo layout 12 months of conformed dates of triple A titles to dispel any notions that the Wii U has no games. Put all the cards on the table to make sure people know that all their favourites will be coming and when they can expect them, SSB, Zelda, Mario 3D, Wii U fit, Mario Kart, Zelda WWHD, Sonic Lost Word, Yarn Yoshi, Bayonetta 2, + all the already confirmed titles like G&W, Pikmin 3 and W101 and then the unveiling of untitled Retro Studios Project.

 

Basically title after title until we can take no more. oh and then a price cut. 

 

 

 

 

I hope nobody has posted this already but here are some new ads for the Wii u

 

http://kotaku.com/ni...-butt-476724100

 

I sense this is going to irritate people but they are probably the right ads for the right audience.

 

Naff, yes but so were the Wii ad's. 

Lots of Transports System use NFC technology instead of tickets. This includes London Transport and is rolling out across the UK rail system as well many other major cities and transport networks.

 

It'd be kinda of cool if you could use the NFC in the Wii U gamepad to check your balance and top up your card.