Ghost Recon Wii-U online trailer....WOW!

Nice but half wont have headsets and the other half will play like ramboEmpCom

What a lame ass trailer.

invisible headsets = WINI_AM_MEGATRON

Now that was cheesy.

I can't even stand a controller for shooters let alone playing one with an ipad.

edidili

Bad acting aside the video does show off some cool uses for the controller.

Wow the graphics look PS3 or 360 in several parts it just look worst than PS3 games,what gives.?tormentos

Wow the graphics look PS3 or 360 in several parts it just look worst than PS3 games,what gives.?tormentos

Man people should have given that controller a chance.Epak_

[QUOTE="edidili"]

Now that was cheesy.

I can't even stand a controller for shooters let alone playing one with an ipad.

Birdy09

Ok then let me correct it. Ipad with sticks on it.

and since your hands being further apart it's not a big deal than why don't we use this and stick an even bigger screen on it?

invisible headsets = WINI_AM_MEGATRON

Looks better than Tomb Raider so far

[QUOTE="I_AM_MEGATRON"]invisible headsets = WINHarlockJC

I think its pointless for gaming, its better to have voice come from a different speaker than the same speaker the sounds comes from

I think IGN actally has some actual game play footage (from a camra) of someone playing Ghost Recon on the Wii U (I would post a link but my computer is being dumb right now). From what I saw of the footage the game looks sweet. I'm definently going to check this game out on the Wii U.

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="I_AM_MEGATRON"]invisible headsets = WINgamer-adam1

I think its pointless for gaming, its better to have voice come from a different speaker than the same speaker the sounds comes from

I understand what you mean, but the Wii U remote does have speakers on it so the developers could easily devote those speakers to player communication (voice). Now weather or not they actally do that...Idk

Also It wouldn't surprise me if the Wii U is combatible with some sort of head set.

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="I_AM_MEGATRON"]invisible headsets = WINgamer-adam1

I think its pointless for gaming, its better to have voice come from a different speaker than the same speaker the sounds comes from

so ... who's impressed ?

so ... who's impressed ?

rasengan2552

[QUOTE="gamer-adam1"]

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"] The controller is the headsetHarlockJC

I think its pointless for gaming, its better to have voice come from a different speaker than the same speaker the sounds comes from

does it really sound good? i also think it would suck if more than 1 person is playing online

Seeing the uPad in action made me wish the 3DS was more suitable for FPS action. Low resolution's bad enough but no second stick? >.>

Looking forward to this. Non-Intrusive Interactive Tactical map is niit and its ease of use will make working with teams much easier compared to other consoles.

The game is in early development...and people are complaining about graphics? Heck, the Wii U is still like a year and some months away from launch. They have plenty of time to make the gamelook better graphicaly and they will definently have enough time to make a better trailer. But from what I've heard and seen so far, I'm impressed with the potential of the Wii U and it's remote. It's too early for me for me to have a soild opinoun on the game but I think it will be good.

[QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="gamer-adam1"]

I think its pointless for gaming, its better to have voice come from a different speaker than the same speaker the sounds comes from

gamer-adam1

does it really sound good? i also think it would suck if more than 1 person is playing online

It also has a head phone jack from what I remember.

The controller has built in speakers for the headset. The sound will still come from the TV. If it works like the Wiispeak does than the mic does not pick up the sound from the TV, it only picks up your voice. Don't ask me how it works. HarlockJC

WiiSpeak is connected directly to the Wii, right?

Edit: Connected through USB.

Haven't ever taken a look at it so this is just a lot of assumptions right now, but because it has a direct connection, sound can be sent directly to WiiSpeak. Your TV speakers, regardless of how high the volume is set, will emit the same frequencies as the sound files given to WiiSpeak, so the frequencies can be eliminated, allowing only your voice to go through.

Edit: Wait, all headsets have to have connections, so never mind that part. What was I thinking? :P

Anywho, yeah, Wiki isn't helpful to me, but traditional recording of sound involves a mic recording physical sounds. However, because headsets are fed digital sound (D-Out, as I call it) and convert them to physical (P-Out) as well as take in physical sound (P-In, which is essentially P-Out plus your voice) and convert to digital (D-In), it's possible to compare D-Out and D-In to filter out everything but your voice, resulting in the final sound input.

[QUOTE="Birdy09"][QUOTE="edidili"]

Now that was cheesy.

I can't even stand a controller for shooters let alone playing one with an ipad.

edidili

Ok then let me correct it. Ipad with sticks on it.

and since your hands being further apart it's not a big deal than why don't we use this and stick an even bigger screen on it?

A large amount of lulz in that trailer, but the game looks like it might be good.

Lol, awful commercial, but like everyone have been saying this have tons of potential, i cannot wait to see what Nintendo will do with Metorid.

Looks pretty interesting actually. I can only imagine what a Battlefield game will be like on the Wii U. :oops:

does it really sound good? i also think it would suck if more than 1 person is playing online

gamer-adam1

Cheesy trailer aside, the possibilities of the controller are endless. tagyhag

Lol, awful commercial, but like everyone have been saying this have tons of potential, i cannot wait to see what Nintendo will do with Metorid.

madsnakehhh

Indeed. Imagine this: You are going exploring a planet in HD. There is alot of stuff to check out (scan), such as plants, creatures, mechanical devices, inadeament objects, and holograms. But get this, the Wii U remote is used for a contant scaning screen, where all you need to do it tap on the thing to get it to scan that object.

That may not be the best idea, but it's a start. The Wii U has so much potential. I doubt even half of it's potential will be reconized even 5 years from now.

[QUOTE="tagyhag"]Cheesy trailer aside, the possibilities of the controller are endless. Bread_or_Decide

[QUOTE="tagyhag"]Cheesy trailer aside, the possibilities of the controller are endless. Bread_or_Decide

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"][QUOTE="tagyhag"]Cheesy trailer aside, the possibilities of the controller are endless. Sgt_Crow

[QUOTE="Sgt_Crow"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"] No offense but we thought this with the Wii controller and look what happened...waggle...waggle...waggle. Bread_or_Decide

I actally really like the Wii remote. Also considering the amount the Wii has sold I think alot of other people also liked it. The only real proplem with the Wii is the fact that it lacked 3rd party games (good ones I mean). Most developer didn't think the Wii stood a chance andso they ignored it, so when the Wii became popular, the 3rd Party developers were, in a sence, caught with there "pants down". And of course the power of the Wii was simply too low to attracked the big 3rd party developers for their main frenchises.

Just my opinoun, you have your, and I have mine.

[QUOTE="Sgt_Crow"][QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"] No offense but we thought this with the Wii controller and look what happened...waggle...waggle...waggle. Bread_or_Decide

Motion controls have their place. Wii U is different promise than the Wii, it can function as a standard controller but also offers more possibilities with the second touch screen and other tech built in.

The controller brings a plethora of possibilities but a wave of cold, hard realism hit me just now. If the Wii is any indication, many developers just aren't creative enough or possess the budget or are competent enough to utilize the potential that the Wii U presents. The Wii should have been first person shooter central with its pointer. There were few games in the first person shooter genre that stood out on the Wii while first person shooters flourished with their archaic controls on the likes of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Like I said, the potential is there, but will any third party developers have the ability to make use of it?

[QUOTE="tagyhag"]Cheesy trailer aside, the possibilities of the controller are endless. Bread_or_Decide

No offense but we thought this with the Wii controller and look what happened...waggle...waggle...waggle. Bread_or_Decide

[QUOTE="Bread_or_Decide"]No offense but we thought this with the Wii controller and look what happened...waggle...waggle...waggle. foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="Darth_DuMas"]

Really really looking forward to the Wii U. I really don't understand the hate and criticism. The possibilities are exciting to me.

soapandbubbles

It would be more exciting to me if we knew you could connect more than one of the pad controllers at a time. But I guess personally I hardly ever play local anymore on my consoles, so its not a huge deal for me.