Ubisoft wants me to buy a wii u more than nintendo.

Ubisoft has 8 games coming to the wii u. And three of them I want. Them being ZombiU, Rayman Legends, and Assassins Creed 3. And they all look like they work well with the wii u controller. Nintendo though I don't know. I am never played pikmin and the fact they are saying play it with the wiimote makes me wonder why they could not have just kept it on wii (graphics were not needed). And NSMB U does not look like it uses the controller outside of multiplayer. With two of its big games they are already ignoring the selling point of the system. Ubisoft seems to get it but not nintendo. And I don't want to get into nintendoland because if I do I know I will be banned. I want to see core games from nintendo that use the controller to make new experiences, not have to hope that third parties (which are few and far between) gets it before nintenodo.

Technically Nintendo gave development kits to Ubisoft so Nintendo does want you to buy Wii U too, obviously.

Nintendo just needs more time to finish Wii U games. Nintendo Land, Mario Bros U and Pikmin 3 all look super impressive IMO.

It is shaping up to have an amazing launch line up

I was really hoping to see another Zelda game, but I think that's asking for too much.

Ubisoft has 8 games coming to the wii u. And three of them I want. Them being ZombiU, Rayman Legends, and Assassins Creed 3. And they all look like they work well with the wii u controller. Nintendo though I don't know. I am never played pikmin and the fact they are saying play it with the wiimote makes me wonder why they could not have just kept it on wii (graphics were not needed). And NSMB U does not look like it uses the controller outside of multiplayer. With two of its big games they are already ignoring the selling point of the system. Ubisoft seems to get it but not nintendo. And I don't want to get into nintendoland because if I do I know I will be banned. I want to see core games from nintendo that use the controller to make new experiences, not have to hope that third parties (which are few and far between) gets it before nintenodo.

WllDan7

With two of its big games they are already ignoring the selling point of the system.

WllDan7

Personally I'm glad the Wii Remote is still going to be relevant.

Anyways, of course Ubisoft doesn't want you to buy a Wii U more than Nintendo does, but I wouldn't blame you for thinking so based on the conference. :P

Ubisoft was one of the only few good things about the Nintendo conference. Ubisoft owned their own conference, and then owned Nintendo's conference.

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Ubisoft has 8 games coming to the wii u. And three of them I want. Them being ZombiU, Rayman Legends, and Assassins Creed 3. And they all look like they work well with the wii u controller. Nintendo though I don't know. I am never played pikmin and the fact they are saying play it with the wiimote makes me wonder why they could not have just kept it on wii (graphics were not needed). And NSMB U does not look like it uses the controller outside of multiplayer. With two of its big games they are already ignoring the selling point of the system. Ubisoft seems to get it but not nintendo. And I don't want to get into nintendoland because if I do I know I will be banned. I want to see core games from nintendo that use the controller to make new experiences, not have to hope that third parties (which are few and far between) gets it before nintenodo.

Garysafc25

Its up to Nintendo to attract 3rd parties..pride ain't gonna get you far. I always think why not just ask?...sure they release a great hardware, but nothing wrong with asking.

I was really hoping to see another Zelda game, but I think that's asking for too much.

Gaming-Planet

You would think it wouldnt be too hard to have a good e3 showing. Give the people what they want, which was

-See what the graphics capabilities are like. ( show real time tech demos of what Zelda, Metroid etc could look like )

-Show network functionality. ( have a local network set up and actually show it in action )

-Show controller functionality. ( this could be done while showing games or the tech demos )

-Show third party support including those dancing games as you have to satisfy every customer.

Its a new console and the best we get is a heap of sneak peaks, little to no information.

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I was really hoping to see another Zelda game, but I think that's asking for too much.

Sepewrath

Ubisoft has 8 games coming to the wii u. And three of them I want. Them being ZombiU, Rayman Legends, and Assassins Creed 3. And they all look like they work well with the wii u controller. Nintendo though I don't know. I am never played pikmin and the fact they are saying play it with the wiimote makes me wonder why they could not have just kept it on wii (graphics were not needed). And NSMB U does not look like it uses the controller outside of multiplayer. With two of its big games they are already ignoring the selling point of the system. Ubisoft seems to get it but not nintendo. And I don't want to get into nintendoland because if I do I know I will be banned. I want to see core games from nintendo that use the controller to make new experiences, not have to hope that third parties (which are few and far between) gets it before nintenodo.

WllDan7

[QUOTE="Sepewrath"][QUOTE="Gaming-Planet"]

I was really hoping to see another Zelda game, but I think that's asking for too much.

firefox59

And those people set a poor example for the industry. No way Zelda was going to make E3 unless it was an HD collection

Nintendo had 10 games for many different audiences

Nintendo Land (Casual) (Minigame collection)
New Super Mario Bros. U (Casual/Core) (Platformer)
Pikmin 3 (Core) (Mass Action Strategy)
Wii Fit U (Casual) (Fitness)
Wii U Panorama View (Tech Demo)
SiNG (Casual) (Music/Party)
Lego City Undercover (Casual/Core) (Action/Adventure)
Project P-100 (Core) (Mass Hero Action)
Game & Wario (Casual) (Party)
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge (Core) (Action)

Nintendo is publishing all of those titles. The bolded titles are new IPs.

Edit* All of these are Launch window.

This is the way a system's library should look, first party games shouldn't be the majority.