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Yep. Same with the Gameboy Advance, the DS, and the 3DS. It's how Nintendo handles backwards compatibility. Well, at least it works though and that's good enough for me. There are pros and cons to both approaches. For doing it at the natively, the pros are that every game ever made for the previous system will work without glitches and bugs; all features and functionality will be supported, all controls and accessories will be supported. The cons are that there are no enhancements, the game literally runs as it was and it might appear ugly on the new platform (see DS games on 3DS, for example). For doing it via emulation, every game may not be supported, and there might be bugs and glitches, unexpected behaviors for some software. However, you can visually enhance the games, and add functions like uprezzing, filters, etc.[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"] Considering a Wii turns into a GameCube when playing a GameCube game, that isn't surprising.nintendoboy16
[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]Well, at least it works though and that's good enough for me. There are pros and cons to both approaches. For doing it at the natively, the pros are that every game ever made for the previous system will work without glitches and bugs; all features and functionality will be supported, all controls and accessories will be supported. The cons are that there are no enhancements, the game literally runs as it was and it might appear ugly on the new platform (see DS games on 3DS, for example). For doing it via emulation, every game may not be supported, and there might be bugs and glitches, unexpected behaviors for some software. However, you can visually enhance the games, and add functions like uprezzing, filters, etc.And personally, I prefer the former despite the "ugliness" as at least I'll be able to play the game.[QUOTE="charizard1605"] Yep. Same with the Gameboy Advance, the DS, and the 3DS. It's how Nintendo handles backwards compatibility. charizard1605
There are pros and cons to both approaches. For doing it at the natively, the pros are that every game ever made for the previous system will work without glitches and bugs; all features and functionality will be supported, all controls and accessories will be supported. The cons are that there are no enhancements, the game literally runs as it was and it might appear ugly on the new platform (see DS games on 3DS, for example). For doing it via emulation, every game may not be supported, and there might be bugs and glitches, unexpected behaviors for some software. However, you can visually enhance the games, and add functions like uprezzing, filters, etc.And personally, I prefer the former despite the "ugliness" as at least I'll be able to play the game. Yes, it just comes down to personal preference then; it's not like backwards compatibility as a feature matters much after the first few months of a system's life cycle anyway.[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]Well, at least it works though and that's good enough for me.
nintendoboy16
[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]And personally, I prefer the former despite the "ugliness" as at least I'll be able to play the game. Yes, it just comes down to personal preference then; it's not like backwards compatibility as a feature matters much after the first few months of a system's life cycle anyway. Lies! *plays Windwaker again*[QUOTE="charizard1605"] There are pros and cons to both approaches. For doing it at the natively, the pros are that every game ever made for the previous system will work without glitches and bugs; all features and functionality will be supported, all controls and accessories will be supported. The cons are that there are no enhancements, the game literally runs as it was and it might appear ugly on the new platform (see DS games on 3DS, for example). For doing it via emulation, every game may not be supported, and there might be bugs and glitches, unexpected behaviors for some software. However, you can visually enhance the games, and add functions like uprezzing, filters, etc.charizard1605
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]And personally, I prefer the former despite the "ugliness" as at least I'll be able to play the game.locopathoYes, it just comes down to personal preference then; it's not like backwards compatibility as a feature matters much after the first few months of a system's life cycle anyway. Lies! *plays Windwaker again* That comment was made on the assumption that the console itself has a library worth giving a damn beyond a couple of games :P
ZombiU: Epic single player
New Super Mario Bros. U: Awesome single player and local multiplayer
Nintendo Land: Awesome local multiplayer
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2: Awesome online multiplayer
I think my WiiU will be busy for quite some time. By the time I get bored with those games Pikmin 3 and the Wonderful 101 should be out. Then shortly atfter will be Bayonetta 2. E3 will happen and then we will be set for the holidays! Looks like a great first year to me!
The more I think of it, the more I think the basic set is better than the deluxe. Nintendoland is not all that intriguing to me, I doubt I will need those plastic stands, and I would expand the memory space externally in either version. I prefer black to white but that's hardly a deal breaker. White looks better over time too.GunSmith1_basic
Meh... $50 more and you get a game, more memory, a black console, and that membership to that Nintendo thing. I dont mind spending the few extra dollars :)
The more I think of it, the more I think the basic set is better than the deluxe. Nintendoland is not all that intriguing to me, I doubt I will need those plastic stands, and I would expand the memory space externally in either version. I prefer black to white but that's hardly a deal breaker. White looks better over time too.GunSmith1_basicThat's how I see it, I would love a black one and NintendoLand for that matter but if they only have the basic model come December, I'll settle with the basic model.
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge IGN Review
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The M rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action titles unending display of severed limbs and decapitated heads. Its fantastic to see this kind of hardcore gamers game on a Nintendo console and at the Wii Us launch, no less and you can forget much of what you may have heard about the original release of this game earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its far from perfect and best viewed with launch goggles on, but Razors Edges unflinching action and unabashed violence is a great sign for the Wii U as a core gamers platform.
SCORE: 7.6/10
6.0 here.Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge IGN Review
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The M rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action titles unending display of severed limbs and decapitated heads. Its fantastic to see this kind of hardcore gamers game on a Nintendo console and at the Wii Us launch, no less and you can forget much of what you may have heard about the original release of this game earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its far from perfect and best viewed with launch goggles on, but Razors Edges unflinching action and unabashed violence is a great sign for the Wii U as a core gamers platform.
SCORE: 7.6/10charizard1605
Sounds improved but still not very good. Bayonneta 2 will kick this games ass :PNinja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge IGN Review
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The M rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action titles unending display of severed limbs and decapitated heads. Its fantastic to see this kind of hardcore gamers game on a Nintendo console and at the Wii Us launch, no less and you can forget much of what you may have heard about the original release of this game earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its far from perfect and best viewed with launch goggles on, but Razors Edges unflinching action and unabashed violence is a great sign for the Wii U as a core gamers platform.
charizard1605
SCORE: 7.6/10
At least it's better than the 5 it got in March.Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge IGN Review
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The M rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action titles unending display of severed limbs and decapitated heads. Its fantastic to see this kind of hardcore gamers game on a Nintendo console and at the Wii Us launch, no less and you can forget much of what you may have heard about the original release of this game earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its far from perfect and best viewed with launch goggles on, but Razors Edges unflinching action and unabashed violence is a great sign for the Wii U as a core gamers platform.
charizard1605
SCORE: 7.6/10
I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge IGN Review
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge might be the polar opposite of the usual Nintendo fare. The M rating on the box is not a joke, what with the hyper-fast ninja action titles unending display of severed limbs and decapitated heads. Its fantastic to see this kind of hardcore gamers game on a Nintendo console and at the Wii Us launch, no less and you can forget much of what you may have heard about the original release of this game earlier this year on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Its far from perfect and best viewed with launch goggles on, but Razors Edges unflinching action and unabashed violence is a great sign for the Wii U as a core gamers platform.
SCORE: 7.6/10charizard1605
Very pleased with this! :)
Char, if I plan on keeping my second Wii-U
What launch games aside from Zombi-U and NSMB-U would you suggest?
Not to mention the controller sucks for action adventure games.I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
KillzoneSnake
[QUOTE="KillzoneSnake"]Not to mention the controller sucks for action adventure games. and you're gathering this from...?I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
MFDOOM1983
[QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"][QUOTE="KillzoneSnake"]Not to mention the controller sucks for action adventure games. and you're gathering this from...?Reviews from Ninja Gaiden III, I'm guessing. Which is only one game.I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
Shinobishyguy
[QUOTE="Shinobishyguy"][QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"] Not to mention the controller sucks for action adventure games. nintendoboy16and you're gathering this from...?Reviews from Ninja Gaiden III, I'm guessing. Which is only one game. not to mention not all action adventure games are as fast paced as it
It blows my mind when I hear some people saying this is the Dreamcast of this generation,it may be from a chronological standpoint but just by looking at the games themselves,the Dreamcast was head and shoulders way superior to what you had seen on the PSX,Saturn and N64,the WiiU just looks the same thing,in some cases even worse than current gen consoles. :(MrYaotuboIs only ONE game reviewed... Oh God.. Just wait. And is a port to a new console for the devs. At least 7.6>>>>>>>3.0
[QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"][QUOTE="KillzoneSnake"]Not to mention the controller sucks for action adventure games. and you're gathering this from...? "Speaking of controllers, Razors Edge might seem like a $60 game, but you should really budget another $50 on top of that, as a Pro Controller is practically (but not technically) required here. While the systems signature Wii U GamePad is plenty ergonomic, its simply not a good fit, literally, for the kind of action Ninja Gaiden 3 throws at you. And as far as the GamePads screen goes, its not put to much use, with a moves list for the equipped weapon on display before you rather than tucked away in a menu."I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
Shinobishyguy
[QUOTE="MrYaotubo"]It blows my mind when I hear some people saying this is the Dreamcast of this generation,it may be from a chronological standpoint but just by looking at the games themselves,the Dreamcast was head and shoulders way superior to what you had seen on the PSX,Saturn and N64,the WiiU just looks the same thing,in some cases even worse than current gen consoles. :(ocidaxIs only ONE game reviewed... Oh God.. Just wait I´m not refering to that one specifically but everything we´ve seen of WiiU games,exclusives and multiplats.
I still don't understand why they aren't releasing the Mass Effect Collection on Wii U
...oh wait, it's $$$
[QUOTE="AdobeArtist"]Looks exactly the same as last gen. FAIL! :PWelcome to the Next Gen of Stickies :)
locopatho
But it's got destructible posts now :P
Is only ONE game reviewed... Oh God.. Just wait I´m not refering to that one specifically but everything we´ve seen of WiiU games,exclusives and multiplats. So. You think that the launch games on the Dreamcast was better? Because i don't think so.[QUOTE="ocidax"][QUOTE="MrYaotubo"]It blows my mind when I hear some people saying this is the Dreamcast of this generation,it may be from a chronological standpoint but just by looking at the games themselves,the Dreamcast was head and shoulders way superior to what you had seen on the PSX,Saturn and N64,the WiiU just looks the same thing,in some cases even worse than current gen consoles. :(MrYaotubo
[QUOTE="super600"][QUOTE="KillzoneSnake"]
I cant wait to see reviews and people opinions on wii u. There is going to be a lot of disappointed ppl. First review... and NG3 looks worse than current gen versions lol.
locopatho
Who cares.It's a launch game.
What does that mean?He's complaining about Launch games for a new console looking bad.There will be a couple of bad looking games released for the WiiU in the next year or two.This is nothing new.
Im so jealous right now! I would kill to have my setup right now!!! Take another picture after its all set up!someone got a wiiu early at gaf.
TheGuardian03
This whole time, for what a year or so, I have not cared about the Wii U at all, but now realizing that it's only a few days away, I really want one. Whelp, maybe early next year I'll pick one up. Badosh
That's how I am :(
I'll probably get one around Christmas next year.
Someone actually bought Sing Party?? I want NSMBU Soo bad...someone got a wiiu early at gaf.
TheGuardian03
[QUOTE="TheGuardian03"]
someone got a wiiu early at gaf.
AdobeArtist
Happy cat is happy :P
That cat's gonna have a hard time opening that box...How did it even order the Wii U?
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