Mahmoodinho98

Last year I played Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag on Wii U. I hadn’t liked any of the earlier games in the series but it was new, and in the world of videogames newness is easily confused for worth, creating its own micro-culture of consumer cartographers attempting to divine their way between through the two collapsed poles. Expecting little from Black Flag, and having been preconditioned to expect even less from Nintendo ’s underpowered gimmick console, I was surprised to discover how much the touchscreen controller added to my experience, something I found myself missing while playing this year’s Assassin’s Creed: Unity.

Assassin’s Creed games are automated swamps of semi-interactivity. Playing them is like riding on a drunken horse and thinking you’re in control of the situation. They’re organized as a massive quest of sprinting toward indistinguishable objects across the play space, a process that requires a continuous effort to relate the abstracted overhead map to the three-dimensional environments you move through, with the convenient augmented reality effect of magically hovering icons inserted into the game world air after having been selected on the map. Much of the game is built around routes of efficiency, differentiating icons that can be collected along the way from those—like Assassin’s missions—so time consuming they’d interrupt efficient collecting of every other icon.

DUDE.......How can I explain this???
Wii U specs
1.2ghz PPC processor
2GB of RAM
550mhz UKNOwn GPU

YOUR  AMD HD5550 RIG SPECS.(Note;when you are benchmarking a graphics card you are supposed to give it as much resources as possible)

At least a core i3(Am sure its an i7)
definetly 8GB of RAM(if not 16)
A 1000watt power supply
OH 5550 GDDR5(not DDR3)

Please USE YOUR BRAIN and compare the specs


The reason that xbox one GPU is running call of duty at sub HD is the fact that its running on DDR3 VRAM (bandwith of 30-40gb/s) compared to its PC and Ps4 counterparts which are running a GDDR5(70-150gb/s) this 30-60gb/s difference can make miracles

I am also pretty existed about this game, also the comments from the developer pretty much confirmed that wii u has pretty good capabilities and good amount of edram bandwidth that it can handle triple buffering for the deffered rendering with ease and this technique is known to take a lot bandwidth and crytek knows that since the esram on xbox one is barely enough for the framebuffer of 900p and the gbuffer for the deffered rendering, but with wii u shinen only uses 1/3 of the edram for the triple buffering with g buffers and about 7.1MB of edram for the framebuffer with double buffering, that still leaves almost half main edram for other things

the art style seems to resemble wipeout hd for the ps3

I was expecting alot of heat because their throwing massive power inside a mini htpc case but from what you wrote it doesnt produce much heat.
I would like to correct something , Geforce 750M runs on ddr3 not GDDR3. So its basiclly running with the same bandwith as your RAM.
I was hoping for some FPS but its very good short review but am planning to get the zotac e3 as you recommednded.

That would be a logistical and legal nightmare. In order to do that, they'd have to create a new flash component, as Adobe has totally restricted who and what can even access their flash SDK. Creating something from scratch with 100% compatibility, is very difficult. Not only that but would require some clean "white room" style reverse engineering, basically having programmers who have never seen the existing Flash codebase poke and prod at a binary to see how it works, documenting the full process. If things are not done very carefully, Adobe could sue them. For an optional thing, as part of a option, it ranks too low on Nintendo's priorities to put the amount of effort and money into doing.

Adobe for several years now has been working on killing off Flash completely, with the stated intended purpose of instead backing HTML5. Mobile support has been killed off, with mobile support being killed that also kills off embedded productions such as game consoles, and Linux Support has been effectively killed. It is a matter of time before Mac and Windows support is ended as well.

Holy...

Did they up the graphics on the game?

Well that would be even worse if you get caught. Given the circumstances of your work it would be understandable that you would want something to do at times. At best I'd recommend you talk to your supervisor explaining that sometimes you have to wait up to a whole hour for a job to come in, and ask him if there's anything you can do during those times. You could also email him instead, but I don't know how long it would take for him to reply.

Maybe you can spend that time researching ideas for logos or experimenting with new techniques?

Thanks!

Shall I make a review on the hundred and fifty Mario games that are basically identical? Throwing stones when you live in the house of Nintendo isn't a wise decision.