
KingBroly wrote:http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gaming/news/a384034/metro-last-light-no-longer-confirmed-for-wii-u-says-thq.html
Metro Last Light de-confirmed
Not surprising, since THQ is already dead.

motherbra1n wrote:ooh didn't see that one coming, hardly a loss for me, metro 2033 was BOOOOOOOORING! I suspect that ninja gaiden 3 will suffer the same fate.
Is it only a matter of time before darksiders 2 (another game I don't care about) gets the metro treatment?





ddddd wrote:http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=38308019&postcount=1006 (its from beyond3d)
From a source who actualy understand tech.
Also, good to see Shane going back to his real self with that jab at the end, I was getting worried journalist would change for once...

ddddd wrote:http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=38308019&postcount=1006 (its from beyond3d)
From a source who actualy understand tech.
Also, good to see Shane going back to his real self with that jab at the end, I was getting worried journalist would change for once...

KingBroly wrote:http://www.nowgamer.com/news/1401272/epic_unreal_engine_4_platforms_unconfirmed_beyond_pc.html?
Please be quiet now, GTT.
And Sony already pissed off their base by dropping PS2 BC, and will do so again with PS4 by switching architecture, thus dropping PS3 and current PSN BC. Might as well go for the gold because the sheep will probably fall in line.
gtt wrote:they can say 'oh we haven't confirmed anything yet' and people can go full retard and think that somehow means that it won't be on the next gen consoles, but what it actually means is they can't confirm versions for systems which don't yet exist and ms and sony would be pissed if epic announced their systems for them.

KingBroly wrote:gtt wrote:they can say 'oh we haven't confirmed anything yet' and people can go full retard and think that somehow means that it won't be on the next gen consoles, but what it actually means is they can't confirm versions for systems which don't yet exist and ms and sony would be pissed if epic announced their systems for them.
I think you're the on that mode right now, to be honest. UE4 sounded too high end for 720/PS4 pre-GDC, and it still sounds too high end for PS4. Epic may have gotten Microsoft to play their game, but Sony can't play Epic's financial game. And Epic's not stupid enough to only support the top end system, because as we all know the most powerful system ALWAYS loses.
And as mentioned in the Gaf thread, so you all can zip it, Wii U has the capable feature-set, will get Unreal Engine 4, just not in an official capacity until Epic decides 720 isn't enough for it.

KingBroly wrote:No, the reason Epic hasn't confirmed it yet is because it makes their Engine look terrible.
'Hey guys, we have this awesomely EPIC scaleable engine that runs on everything...except the thing that's releasing this year cuz we don't want it to even though it has the necessary feature set to.'
Epic also wants control over the marketplace, but the problem is that Epic isn't looking beyond their own noses at the moment. The worldwide economy sucks, and is marginally getting better (i.e. not much, and not in all places). Not only that, one of the big console manufacturers is in financial straights, and you expect them to bite the bullet to make sure your engine works even though they might go under because of it? That's bad business.
Why? You'd not only lose business with Sony going under, but you're failing to recognize that the marketplace cannot support your new and shiny new device because they don't have the money to do it. Epic overshot what the proposed specs of next gen consoles were going to be from MS and Sony, and now they're paying for it. Simple as that. That's why you have public posturing to get them to up their specs, even though it's a poor move financially for the market.
KingBroly wrote:No, the reason Epic hasn't confirmed it yet is because it makes their Engine look terrible.
'Hey guys, we have this awesomely EPIC scaleable engine that runs on everything...except the thing that's releasing this year cuz we don't want it to even though it has the necessary feature set to.'
Epic also wants control over the marketplace, but the problem is that Epic isn't looking beyond their own noses at the moment. The worldwide economy sucks, and is marginally getting better (i.e. not much, and not in all places). Not only that, one of the big console manufacturers is in financial straights, and you expect them to bite the bullet to make sure your engine works even though they might go under because of it? That's bad business.
Why? You'd not only lose business with Sony going under, but you're failing to recognize that the marketplace cannot support your new and shiny new device because they don't have the money to do it. Epic overshot what the proposed specs of next gen consoles were going to be from MS and Sony, and now they're paying for it. Simple as that. That's why you have public posturing to get them to up their specs, even though it's a poor move financially for the market.


FelipeGonc wrote:I was wondering, were did people get the idea that the Wii U's power won't be comparable to the PS4/720's? Because it seems that they haven't realized we know very little about the Wii U and nothing about Sony and Microsoft's new consoles.

FelipeGonc wrote:I was wondering, were did people get the idea that the Wii U's power won't be comparable to the PS4/720's? Because it seems that they haven't realized we know very little about the Wii U and nothing about Sony and Microsoft's new consoles.






KingBroly wrote:Just stating my opinion here:
If there isn't a Metroid game announced next week, for either 3DS or Wii U, there probably won't be one for a long time. And by long time, I mean Kid Icarus long time.
Even though, when you look around, there's an artificial demand for one.
gtt wrote:KingBroly wrote:Just stating my opinion here:
If there isn't a Metroid game announced next week, for either 3DS or Wii U, there probably won't be one for a long time. And by long time, I mean Kid Icarus long time.
Even though, when you look around, there's an artificial demand for one.
I unfortunately agree. I see nintendo moving to a strategy of not doing anything they don't think will sell 20M+ units over system life.
NSMB2 is the probably the first game made with that thinking. cheap to make, will sell buckets.

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