Gearbox: Wii U Version of Aliens Best Looking; System Very Powerful and Next Gen

Summary lifted off of NeoGAF:

http://www.gamespot.com/aliens-colon...hford-6377485/

The game looks pretty good, and the Wii U bit starts at 7:24

He said that the Wii U version is the best looking version, and that the controller is amazing for shooters. He also stated that Gearbox wouldn't have made Wii U version if the system didn't have a good online structure. He also reiterated that the Wii U IS a next gen system and that it is a powerful machine.

added BY2K summary:

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Gearbox President Randy Pitchford speaks at length about the conception of Aliens: Colonial Marines, working with Ridley Scott, Asymmetrical competitive multiplayer and why the Wii-U version of the game is going to be the best-looking.

Good Wii-U info there , but the game itself doesn't look very compelling.

I like Gearbox. If I get a Wii U, I might pick up Aliens.

BTW, all that is stuff I've expected. Doesn't matter though, E3 will be awesome. Cannot wait. Nintendo E3 is when?

THIS JUST IN: Gearbox forgot that the PC existed. -CheeseEater-

- The Wii U version is the best looking console version.

Best-looking *console* version. Also, you should put the "very powerful" and "next-gen" statements into context.

It's likley very powerful compared to the Wii and it's the next-gen Nintendo console.

I beat you TC to posting this.

Lol Nintendo consoles.crippled_ram

What about them?

Most of them were best-selling and arguably the most popular at their times.

Best-looking *console* version. Also, you should put the "very powerful" and "next-gen" statements into context.

It's likley very powerful compared to the Wii and it's the next-gen Nintendo console.

nameless12345

Oh no, Pitchford said something. Don't tell BigBoss. :o

Seriously, that guy has a mass hatred for him, it's not funny. Like Robotnik/Eggman having the word "Hate" on his teeth. :roll:

[QUOTE="nameless12345"]

Best-looking *console* version. Also, you should put the "very powerful" and "next-gen" statements into context.

It's likley very powerful compared to the Wii and it's the next-gen Nintendo console.

charizard1605

It may be more powerful than them but I think only a high-end PC could pass as "very powerful" compared to them.

Of course it is a "true next-gen system". What else would it be? It cannot be a current-gen system since that's the Wii.

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="nameless12345"]

Best-looking *console* version. Also, you should put the "very powerful" and "next-gen" statements into context.

It's likley very powerful compared to the Wii and it's the next-gen Nintendo console.

nameless12345

It may be more powerful than them but I think only a high-end PC could pass as "very powerful" compared to them.

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again between Nintendo and the other console companies (graphical fidelity), we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

SolidTy

Besides, EVERY new gen console gets last gen ports. Don't single the Wii out on this.

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

SolidTy

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again between Nintendo and the other console companies (graphical fidelity), we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

nintendoboy16

It's fine. There's nothing wrong with that statement. I am not bashing anything, there's nothing bad here. I'm just putting some perspective on the matter. My thoughts. What do you want me to say Nintendoboy? :P That I love any and all company PR? I love Nintendo they can do no wrong? Or that I love all Wii U news? :P I never trust PR in general, including the doubt on the Wii U hardware, and I don't like the idea of getting HYPEd for a current gen port. I should be clear, I have no idea the direction PS4/720 are going as I said above. There is a high probability they will ape Nintendo's Wii approach and go low spec/lower price next gen. If that happens, the Wii U will be just fine.

This particular game has been delayed so much, I'm frankly worried on the final product.I have a sneaking suspicion this game once released will be as memorable as The Darkness, or worse. I hope the best, but I'm prepared for the worst.

I'm just posting my thoughts on this PR and the idea of running current gen ports on the Wii U. Some food for thought that perhaps others in SW don't want to think about, refuse to think about, never occured to them, or have already thought about it.

I'll tell you what. Devs should HALT all PR talk on power/graphics, and start talking about how innovative their game will be on the Tablet. How amazing their game will be on Nintendo's Network, etc.

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

charizard1605

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject. (Yes, I know Randy talked a bit about the controller and online).

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

nintendoboy16

Besides, EVERY new gen console gets last gen ports. Don't single the Wii out on this.

We don't but there is a reason for all those rumours and negative comments. I'm pretty sure those would be reduced if Nintendo were to clarify things up but they choose not to hence all the negative publication and wild speculation.

However, they did state that the Wii U (quoted) "won't be much more powerful than the current-gen consoles". So it's realistic to expect better capabilities but not a massive technical leap like some would want to portray.

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

SolidTy

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject.

wiiu looks better because it has more ram derpzimmerman187

I'm pretty sure it also has a newer CPU architecture and a newer GPU architecture besides that.

But as always the technical specs won't sell the system.

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

[QUOTE="charizard1605"] Remember when the Xbox 360 got a year's worth of PS2 ports? Burnout Revenge, The Godfather, Bully, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and Carbon, and the like? Remember when the PS3 got old ports for the first two years of its existence? Bioshock, Elder Scrolls, Carbon, and the like? Hell, last year, remember when the 3DS got ports for almost a year? Every new system receives ports for the first year or so of its existence. It's the fast4est way to build a solid library while coming to terms with the system's quirks. You've been gaming for so long dude, you of all people should know this.' As for how powerful the Wii U is with respect to the X720 and PS4, it is incredibly likely the next machines from Sony and Microsoft will be modest bumps over the PS3 and Xbox 360, putting the Wii U in the same ballpark as them.charizard1605

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject.

I'm definitely looking forward to Nintendo talking much more on the subject, which I assume will be a huge E3 for them. :P

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again, we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)

SolidTy

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject. (Yes, I know Randy talked a bit about the controller and online).

see thats the problem, I think you were right at first about the Wii U being an exclusive focused machine because getting a multiplat dev to take time, effort and resources out to fully utilise a tablet like interface which will presumably change the game system dynamics.

Though, I spose it all comes down to what control mechanics the competitors use, though for me, it is unlikely I will be picking one up

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="SolidTy"]

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject.

SolidTy

I'm definitely looking forward to Nintendo talking much more on the subject, which I assume will be a huge E3 for them. :P

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

[QUOTE="charizard1605"] Remember when the Xbox 360 got a year's worth of PS2 ports? Burnout Revenge, The Godfather, Bully, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and Carbon, and the like? Remember when the PS3 got old ports for the first two years of its existence? Bioshock, Elder Scrolls, Carbon, and the like? Hell, last year, remember when the 3DS got ports for almost a year? Every new system receives ports for the first year or so of its existence. It's the fast4est way to build a solid library while coming to terms with the system's quirks. You've been gaming for so long dude, you of all people should know this.' As for how powerful the Wii U is with respect to the X720 and PS4, it is incredibly likely the next machines from Sony and Microsoft will be modest bumps over the PS3 and Xbox 360, putting the Wii U in the same ballpark as them.Zaibach

Every machine gets ports, that's for sure. We all all know that, however the Wii was notorious for continuing that trend due to the technological divide.

Also, I'm aware of the fact that the 720/PS4 may go the same exact route. Oh boy, am I ever, which is why I said it's up to the 720/PS4, as again, we have no idea if we will see a similar divide again or not...but if do, IF we do, there could be problems again.

Honestly though, that's okay. I'm not buying a Wii U for Gearbox ports, or other 3rd Party ports...I haven't even gone into the Online variable. That is to say, Aliens will probably have online, and the Wii U's online is up in the air so to speak. They are nice to have sure, but I don't expect much.

I'm buying a Wii U for Exclusives.

Developers want to impress me with PR?

Instead of talking about System Power and Graphics, talk about how they used the Tablet controller. That's much more exciting imo, we all have an idea of the power at this point due to Nintendo PR on the subject. (Yes, I know Randy talked a bit about the controller and online).

see thats the problem, I think you were right at first about the Wii U being an exclusive focused machine because getting a multiplat dev to take time, effort and resources out to fully utilise a tablet like interface which will presumably change the game system dynamics.

Well,Gearbox's Mr. Pitchford said in the video from 8:33 -8:38 : "...It is the same game on each platform..."
So, from a gameplay perspective it sounds to me the hugely popular iconic "Alien Radar" (Those that saw James Cameron's "ALIENS" movie know what I'm talking about) that will be presumably in the Tablet for Wii U, will probably be a PIP for PS360 gamers.

So, then I have to ask assuming the above is true...Would gamers prefer to look down at their tablet for a radar, or simply over at the PIP (Picture in Picture) in the bottom of their gaming screen corner?

Factor in competitive MP, and you get the idea. The Tablet may be more "fun", but be a competitive disadvantage...one that gamers may turn off if they can. Of course, this is all speculation.

There's a lot of "what ifs", but I'm just thinking from a gamers standpoint, factoring in my time with iPads/Tablets, and my overall gaming expertise.

This would be easier if the PR would actually go more in detail with their innovative ideas with the Tablet controller...I guess E3 will hopefully shed some light on the subject. :P

After having such long conversations in RL on this topic, I sooooo much rather just speak about it rather than type, as it's easier and faster to convey my thoughts. :P

[QUOTE="zimmerman187"]wiiu looks better because it has more ram derpnameless12345

I'm pretty sure it also has a newer CPU architecture and a newer GPU architecture besides that.

But as always the technical specs won't sell the system.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers. SolidTy

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

finalstar2007

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

charizard1605

I did and thats why im with Sony bro, this isnt about being a fanboy or anything.. Sony has one of the best exclusive games this generation for me personally and past generations, i been with them for too long to know they always produce amazing games that apeal to me and thats where the games are at.. currently their at playstation.

But i know you enjoy everything so really geat for you bro and have fun :)

[QUOTE="SolidTy"]

I remember when the Wii was getting last Generation ports.

Now, we are reading about the Wii U getting this generation ports.

It's nice and all, and I hope the developer PR is accurate...but it's not a reason to buy a new machine. I'm not buying a Wii U to play Gearbox games, AC3, or Madden. I will buy a Wii U to play exclusives that take advantage of their tablet gaming. I'm not interested in cross developed multiplats that try to shoehorn that tablet into stupid non-ergonomic functions. While I have no idea if that's what Gearbox is doing, it's certainly something I expect from a ton of multiplatform 3rd party developers/publishers.

I am not sure this bodes well when the other next generation machines roll out (720/PS4), if there is a similar divide again between Nintendo and the other console companies (graphical fidelity), we will see a repeat of 3rd parties leaving the Wii U for higher tech pastures. It's up to 720/PS4 to deliver of course.

It all comes down to this : "When it releases, I'll look at the game then." :)umcommon

If everyone thinks like you this will be a huge problem for Nintendo especially if the system is on par with ps4/nextbox horse power and online wise. Yes the Wii remote had countless functions tacked/forced on, but this tablet controller is pretty much a traditional controller with an EXTRA feature, not a complete re-invention. Maybe games like AC3 wouldn't get a huge benefit from the controller, but that's ok because I highly doubt the tablet would add any negatives. However, games like Madden, Pikmin, Skyrim or a complex RPG like it would all benefit greatly in their own way by having a private screen in front of them with touchscreen capabilities. If anything the touchscreen would make these games more ergonomic and streamline function wise as long as the developers use at least a little restraint and use it for practical reasons.

Anyone that played on DS for years can imagine some ideas on how this Tablet will work. Heck, I even hooked up multiple GBA's to my Gamecube for Pac-man Vs., Zelda, and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. I definitely can imagine what's going to happen.

HOWEVER, if that hypothetical 720/PS4 technological/Graphics/Physics/Textures/RAM divide occurs, then playing 3rd party games on the Wii U won't be as exciting if the other machines have a huge upgrade in graphics (720/PS4) and better online. That's assuming they get the same games that the Wii U/PS360 are getting. In fact, some 3rd party devs may jump ship if the Technology divide is too large between the Wii U and PS4/720 (we have no idea yet on that though).

The other problem is ONLINE. As neato as Touchscreen gaming may be, other gamers play their Sports and COD games for simply the online. That's going to be a very difficult uphill battle for Nintendo, winning those MP addict consumers over to Wii U's online structure. In a game like Aliens, online seems to be a huge focus for Gearbox and this title.

As far as the idea of using item management in RPGs, we've already seen that in DS RPG's (like Castlevania Item Management for instance). Console gamers today simply hit Select to get to that screen, whereas presumably the Wii U gamers will just look down at their smaller tablet screen in their hand (like DS in it's two screens). Is that an advantage? I'm not so sure. It comes down to looking down repeatedly vs. hitting select repeately. Either way, your eyes are adjusting either to the select screen or the lower resolution tablet screen.

There is a lot to take in, but I do hope developers to try to utilze the tablet in pragmatic/innovative ways.

Ini the meantime, I'm sure Nintendo has great ideas to show off when the system releases/@ E3.

Also, the Nextbox was the code name for the Xbox 360. :P

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

finalstar2007

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

charizard1605

Too bad that at the end of the day, this game will most likely be below average shovelware , just like the last ones, and will be banished to irrelevance/bargain bin fodder, similar to the likes of games like Turok, Dark Sector, and such, that were equally hyped for 360/PS3 at the end of last gen.

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

LastRambo341

[QUOTE="LastRambo341"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

Zariano

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

I bet the system after Wii U will be called Wii Us :P

anyways good for those getting da wii u version.. honestly i wont ever touch a nintendo system

Zariano

You sound like you been on GS for quite a while yet you're only level 2 :o .. lots of alt accounts :P

[QUOTE="Zariano"][QUOTE="charizard1605"] Didn't you say you'll go wherever the games are? So you wouldn't buy a Wii U just by virtue of it being a Nintendo system even if it has lots of great games?finalstar2007

You sound like you been on GS for quite a while yet you're only level 2 :o .. lots of alt accounts :P

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

[QUOTE="Zariano"] We get it: He's a fanboy. Would you shut the **** up about it already and quit commenting on every "fanboyish" remark he makes in an attempt to show how much of a fanboy he is? Isn't there enough material for you guys to jerk off to as it is? I could watch the same porn forever and never be bored. Maybe you're just getting old.charizard1605

You sound like you been on GS for quite a while yet you're only level 2 :o .. lots of alt accounts :P

You have fans you should be proud :P

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

You sound like you been on GS for quite a while yet you're only level 2 :o .. lots of alt accounts :P

finalstar2007

You have fans you should be proud :P

[QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

[QUOTE="charizard1605"] He used to be Labavo before. He shows up in every single one of my threads and tells me how pathetic I am. My very own stalker :oops:charizard1605

You have fans you should be proud :P

[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="finalstar2007"]

You have fans you should be proud :P

Zariano

Nice to know. I'm glad that the Wii U controller is great for shooters, I look forward to trying it out. It should be interesting to see just how powerful the Wii U truly is, but yeah, it doesn't surprise me that it's more powerful than the PS3/360. Glad to hear that the online's great too. :D

So im guessing there is no pc version LAME.zimmerman187