


motherbra1n wrote:ever so slightly off topic but Gametrailers have already started their E3 bonus round and they started it off with microsoft. The second half of it is just them giving microsoft what I like to call, the Nintendo treatment, just not as harsh. Nintendo should have their turn in 2 weeks

But that same source has also commented on Epic's comments from yesterday toodev in response to the possibility that UE4 may not come to Wii U wrote: "Watch man, people are going to be blown away by the Wii U news."
So how ever you wish to take the info, with or without salt... or perhaps not at all, E3 should be really good this year. One that I'm sure I will never forget at least.


LegendofZelda1996 wrote:Hello everyone. Today, I found some Wii U controller patents thanks to Disorientator, a user in NeoGAF. http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... count=6247
So, here are the patents in numerical order:
1.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0009
2.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0010
3.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0011
4.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0012
5.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0013
6.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0014
7.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0015
8.) http://esearch.oami.europa.eu/copla/des ... 58232-0016
I think that this is not the representative of the final Wii U controller design since the Wii U controller design might have been changed (significant changes or minor changes).

motherbra1n wrote:yay analog sticks![]()
I hope so at least...



LegendofZelda1996 wrote:I want to ask you guys a question.
I remember after E3 2011, people are certain that the Wii U uses a custom Radeon HD 4850 GPU → http://www.joystiq.com/2011/06/14/wii-u ... still-pre/
And now, people in NeoGAF are speculating that the Wii U will use a custom Radeon HD 7570 GPU → http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... count=7756.
And when compared to the TDPs of both the XBOX 720 & the PlayStation 4, the TDP of the Wii U seems pretty significantly low → http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... count=7854.
Is it possible that Nintendo could be using a custom GPU similar to a Radeon HD 7570 in specs for the Wii U? I think this is 100% speculation, so please take this as a grain of salt!

ddddd wrote:Has Homefront 2 (Crytek x THQ) ever been fully confirmed to have a wiiu version?

gtt wrote:LegendofZelda1996 wrote:I want to ask you guys a question.
I remember after E3 2011, people are certain that the Wii U uses a custom Radeon HD 4850 GPU → http://www.joystiq.com/2011/06/14/wii-u ... still-pre/
And now, people in NeoGAF are speculating that the Wii U will use a custom Radeon HD 7570 GPU → http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... count=7756.
And when compared to the TDPs of both the XBOX 720 & the PlayStation 4, the TDP of the Wii U seems pretty significantly low → http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... count=7854.
Is it possible that Nintendo could be using a custom GPU similar to a Radeon HD 7570 in specs for the Wii U? I think this is 100% speculation, so please take this as a grain of salt!
I think that chip would cost them too much money per unit. the only rumor that I believe 100% is the one that says nintendo's focus is how to get this machine as cheap to build as possible to make sure it is profitable hardware-wise day 1.

big fat turtle wrote:oh nooooooooooo not again!!!!
please enough with these shananagins !!
iwata said they may sell it for a loss and with Nintendo s recent loss not seen in about 20 years
im willing to wager this thing is not cheap with its high R&D
please GTT for the love of god its not an OVERCLOCKED WII!!!!

LegendofZelda1996 wrote:big fat turtle wrote:oh nooooooooooo not again!!!!
please enough with these shananagins !!
iwata said they may sell it for a loss and with Nintendo s recent loss not seen in about 20 years
im willing to wager this thing is not cheap with its high R&D
please GTT for the love of god its not an OVERCLOCKED WII!!!!
@big fat turtle
I think what gtt meant by Nintendo making the Wii U cheap as possible is that the Wii U will be on par with the XBOX 360 & PlayStation 3 in terms of power which I don't think Nintendo would do unless suddenly, Nintendo doesn't give a s**t about third party support on the Wii U anymore. And I think Nintendo sort of knows that third party developers like to work with powerful consoles.


big fat turtle wrote:in that case that's plain crazy !
that wouldn't make sense even they would have to go out of their way to make it on par, it wouldn't make a financial sense or a business sense either
here it is in another way to clarify its impossible that its weaker or on par or slightly above the 360
the GameCube technology is based on 1999 right?
the Xbox 360 is based on 2005 technology right?
the Wii u will be based in 2010 tech
that's a difference between 10 years apart from the game cube and a 5 year difference between the Wii u and the 360 !
also keep in mind the Wii didn't get third party games because of its old architecture while the Wii u will have a modern
architecture and everything the 720 or the PS4 can do can be done on the Wii u!
so the only problem you have to worry about is finding third party's willing to support it and that is a heavy duty for Nintendo.

LegendofZelda1996 wrote:big fat turtle wrote:in that case that's plain crazy !
that wouldn't make sense even they would have to go out of their way to make it on par, it wouldn't make a financial sense or a business sense either
here it is in another way to clarify its impossible that its weaker or on par or slightly above the 360
the GameCube technology is based on 1999 right?
the Xbox 360 is based on 2005 technology right?
the Wii u will be based in 2010 tech
that's a difference between 10 years apart from the game cube and a 5 year difference between the Wii u and the 360 !
also keep in mind the Wii didn't get third party games because of its old architecture while the Wii u will have a modern
architecture and everything the 720 or the PS4 can do can be done on the Wii u!
so the only problem you have to worry about is finding third party's willing to support it and that is a heavy duty for Nintendo.
@big fat turtle
Third party support on the Wii U is not the only thing I'm worried about the Wii U. I'm also worried about how good the online infrastructure on the Wii U, because nowadays, there's a heavy emphasis on a good online infrastructure on video games consoles. And if the Wii U can't have a good online infrastructure at launch, I don't know how third party developers and core gamers can be attracted to the Wii U.



Broken_Cartridge wrote:Saying that Nintendo is going to put in parts that are cheaper then what they are going to sell it at is not saying the company is cheap, it's what businesses do. Nintendo has not stated that they will sell the Wii U at a loss, they've actually stated that the Wii U is going to make up for the losses that they've been experiencing recently (along with them starting to make money off of the 3DS come September...which probably means a remodel is on the way).
Also a good online infrastructure will prove nothing in regards to how cheap a company is. At least, it won't to most people. The bulk of things that are needed for it to have good online are things that they need to do on a firmware side of things.....and again, nobody is saying that Nintendo is cheap. Just sayin.
gtt wrote:Broken_Cartridge wrote:Saying that Nintendo is going to put in parts that are cheaper then what they are going to sell it at is not saying the company is cheap, it's what businesses do. Nintendo has not stated that they will sell the Wii U at a loss, they've actually stated that the Wii U is going to make up for the losses that they've been experiencing recently (along with them starting to make money off of the 3DS come September...which probably means a remodel is on the way).
Also a good online infrastructure will prove nothing in regards to how cheap a company is. At least, it won't to most people. The bulk of things that are needed for it to have good online are things that they need to do on a firmware side of things.....and again, nobody is saying that Nintendo is cheap. Just sayin.
it's more than just 'firmware' it's server infrastructure, it's not using shovel network parts in their hardware, it's paying good software people, it's so many things.


big fat turtle wrote:it seems some of you think its the servers or the infrastructure are the problem
well actually yes but there is another thing its Nintendo s negligence to spend on the online front
its just that they didn't spend as much as Microsoft or as much as valve or having good net engineers or as much as them
they didn't spend in the cube era or the Wii era this is their first .



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