Ive said it before the G stands for graphics.
If u think LegoCity thats basically Lego GTA won't sell WiiU's your daft,lego games are extremly successful on Nintendo hardware and in the UK we love these games,it's graphics are superb as well basically it's NEXTGEN lego,by the way ive been following this game and in an updated memo there is now 200 vehicles wow.
Your right EA dont advertise,Ubisoft have already advertised AC4 on UK tv last night i seen it.
It says out Nov 1st.
Video in game mate plus lots more did u not read the memo,these features murder LIVE/PSN all day.
WiiU is a BEAST,the GAMEPAD does literally everything.
Had the moment with WiiU,and it feels worth it.
A flippin Atari2600 with more RAM could handle this game get a grip ps4 can have it.
In a blocky mess,playstation getting some crap games.
Keep it ?? its a blocky mess in my eyes.
Lots of ps4 stuff will be out right lies going off ps2 and ps3 launches oh it has this and that then developers start having trouble ???? lets wait for games and reviews.
It's a little late to talk about console sales Sony have lost billions already who cares,your meant to push for these sales in the 1st year not last ???? WHAT A SILLY ARTICLE.
Its irrelevant when were at the end of the cycle,plus Sony have done themself no favours in supporting ps3 very strong in the closing years,it will make ps3 gamers a little weary to jump on the ps4 bandwagon straight away or at all.
WiiU day 1 for Watchdogs. it's the proper Nextgen version ie £10 more on Game.co.uk csnt wait,looking forward to LegoCity just as much.
Weather you like it or not WiiU out sold ps3 and 360 combined Sega said in an article google it in fact hear is an earlier article.
http://sega-addicts.murnaum...
It's sold more since this article.dissagree with this and your all sad i provide proof guys don't be blind.
Microsoft are concentrating on Kinect2.
http://www.maxconsole.com/m...
Scroll down there's a paragraph for all 3 nextgen consoles,and a paragraph about 3rd partys.
It's all about investment,sales have to claw bk your investment or it bombs simple,nothing to do with unrealistic targets.
I'm glad,EA always favouring Sony and Microsoft yet so many games fail to meet sales expectations yet no articles about ps3/360 failing miserably in sales,140 million between them yet it bombs,Sonic all stars racing transformed performed only 240,000 on both ps3/360 combined,yet WiiU sold 330,000 on it's own ??? Hmmm WiiU has 6 games that have sold over 250,000 with just over 3 million install base,devs will be watching this,because ps3/360 have bombed on lots of games recently.
It wont happen,most games next gen at the very most will use 4GB and i'm talking devkits,not retail,4GB equates to 1GB it's why the WiiU devkits are 4GB devs just build on that then compress all the textures and video ect down to 1GB,no game will use more than this ???
Plus ive never seen such a bunch of desperate fanboys wow Sony fans think main RAM is the centre of the universe ? you have to look at what Ram your gpgpu's and cpu's are using ect and lots of ...
WiiU gpgpu is customised to be a beast end of and devs will show you this 1st hand,combining DDR3 with eDRAM will pose zero bottlenecks,8GB of RAM with rubbish chip RAM means nothing it bottlenecks your main RAM,GDDR ram is for graphics only ??? nothing else where as DDR is used for anything you wish.
Plus ive seen no proof that 8GB is the retail version,so far everything points to half that for retail 4GB,2GB for games,2GB OS,Killzone ps4 used 1.5GB if retail versions were 8...
No mate pc will lead every game then ports will be made available to all 3 nextgen consoles,ps4 has bottlenecks with its memory look it up,GDDR memory is limited to just graphics,DDR is used for anything,eDRAM is embedded and many times more powerful and versatile and it quadruple's your Bandwidth ram,WiiU uses this RAM on everything cache,gpu,cpu,ect this RAM is used to push powerful hardware hard,and wiiu will have zero bottlenecks due to this.
LegoCity looks like major fun.
All ready pre-ordered it the limited edition.