No RPGs at launch = no purchase.. I might get one next year when Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is released.
No RPGs at launch = no purchase.. I might get one next year when Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is released.
They have the Pro Controller, which is your standard controller. Personally, I don't see the point of it since most games are going to be developed to take advantage of the Gamepad's features. I don't know about Rayman, but have you seen videos of how ZombiU uses the Gamepad? I think that's a little more like what Nintendo dreamed up. ZombiU's use of the Gamepad is pretty darned awesome, and it shows you some of the capabilities of a new paradigm.
In the beginning, you're going to see some games that use the Gamepad in unintuitive ways. But you're going to start seeing more games that make you wonder why it took them this long to come out with something like that.
Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You. - Dr. Seuss
I've moved to PC. Was a MASSIVE NINTENDO Fanboy but the Wii did it for me.
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just read about the TVii feature. Sounds pretty cool.
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Well, I got my Wii U, and I can say that it doesn't disappoint. Pretty amazing stuff. And even though the Gamepad is big, it is extremely light and comfortable to hold. All of the buttons and analog sticks are just as close of a reach from your thumbs as any other gamepad. The only real difference is that your hands are a little bit farther apart, and it adds some pretty awesome features.
Seeing it in action is a thousand times better than reading about it on paper.
Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You. - Dr. Seuss
so anyone tried connecting a pro controller to ubuntu to see if itd work? can't seem to figure out the bluetooth pin....
Notwithstanding a family-business lost-time accident that derailed my entire Christmas giftlist and then some, I'm taking the Wii® U™ under advisement - it uses the existing controllers and software from my house's vintage Wii® and adds capabilities that previously required add-ons for the Wii® Remote. From a practical perspective, the Pro Controller integrates the Remote and Classic Controller in one housing; the Gamepad adds an internal display screen to the Pro Controller.
I plan on reading the documentation from Nintendo® on the Wii® U™ to see whether it uses 1000Base-T4 directly or still requires a USB host adapter (which the vintage Wii® required for 100Base-TX).
nVIDIA® nForce® chipsets require discrete GPU's up to Pascal and appropriate nVIDIA Kernel modules.
Most intel® ExpressSets™ and AMD® RS-Series are fully supported in open source.
its a fun console, i own one if you have any questions. I'm just wondering if theres a way to pair the pro controller with android or pc. it has a very nice feel to it and the 80 hour battery life is no joke.
Really want to get the Wii U in the New Year. Skint right now though.
Luckily, I still have my beloved original Wii, which is getting some proper hammer over Christmas. Got a cartload of games I haven't finished yet (including the beautiful Skyward Sword), and replaying the Mario Galaxy games too, starting with the first. Just amazing, and it hasn't aged one iota.
Yes I am a Nintendo fanboy. And yes I'm old enough to know better!
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