Can't believe N4G and dealtroll are promoting gamedealdaily, it has a very bad rep in the community. GDD actually sold a bunch if Minecraft codes that were later revoked by Mojang (codes bought with stolen CCs), not a reputable seller at all.
Yep, it should have been way lower. They rate everything high these days, no longer believable.
Wait, what happened to this game being a Wii U exclusive? I guess the devs wanted to release it on platforms where they could really get decent sales; very few (less than 5%) of Wii U owners even bothered buying the game, sadly. Seems like most Nintendo fans buy first party titles only, yet another reason 3rd party developers abandoned the Wii U.
R I.P. Wii U, the Age of Gimmicks has finally come to an end. Back to non-gimmicky gaming on solid consoles like the PS4 and XB1, thank God!
Lol, funny stuff. But seriously, it's always good to see new Vita games announced. I've been really happy about recent releases for the Vita, what a fantastic little handheld!
Darksiders 2 is a great game, as was the first game (I own both games on PS3, 360, and PC). But using that game as an example of uniquely "fun" games on Wii U isn't a good choice; it came out on all those other systems and actually plays better on them! Eurogamer did a "face-off" between the Wii U version and the other consoles, and many features were either missing or scaled back for the Wii U version:
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I totally agree, this biased opinion article is pointless. The PS4 and XB1 have plenty of enjoyable games, if they didn't no one would be buying them! There is nothing magical or unique about the Wii U, it's just a fairly weak modern console that relies heavily on a gimmick to reel people in, just like the Wii did before it.
In terms of modern games, the Wii U falls short due to its weak internal hardware and missing features. Saying that the Wii U is the only &q...
Fanboy denial at its finest! Funny stuff dude.
While their games are generally (but not always) good, their hardware is far, far from the "best in the world". Nintendo's hardware USED to be the best (in the era of NES/SNES), but for the last decade or so, their hardware has been far behind its competition, and lacking in even the most commonly expected features. Nintendo feels that if they throw a gimmick into the system, it will sell; worked well (for a while) with the Wii, failed miserably with the Wii U.
Looks absolutely awful. These cheap anime-style graphics are nothing more than a way to make the games far less demanding in terms of graphics, so they're run OK on weaker hardware. Wind Waker is a prime example, the cel-shaded graphics look terrible, like a bad cartoon. Seems like Nintendo always aims for the lowest possible effort when producing these kinds of games, very sad.
Sadly the Wii U will never be worth picking up. The gamepad gimmick is more of an annoyance than a benefit, it distracts from gaming rather than improving it. And the base console had to be heavily scaled back to accommodate the high cost of the gamepad, making the console unable to compete in this generation. The Wii U is really more of a last gen console, just like the Wii was before it. What a shame.
SPAM reported, GTFO scrub.
My Gold set is working beautifully, and I've had it for some time. You must not take care of your stuff.
Nintendo fanboys really are the worst!
-- They defend every single hardware product the company releases, no matter how poorly-designed, feature-lacking, and gimmicky those products are.
-- They claim that every game Nintendo releases is AAA quality, even though many of those games are simply rehashes that get churned out year after year, from one console generation to the next, with little to no variety.
-- When the weakly designed, gimmicky Nintendo hard...
This website is well known for being a seriously biased pro-Nintendo site, and very anti-Sony. Poorly written, biased, junk article.
The PSTV is an excellent little micro console, able to play hundreds of Vita, PSP, and PS1 games, but obviously not an appropriate device for the idiot who wrote this article.
No surprise, you just bypass the actual facts and fall back on the same tired, old excuses that all Nintendrones do when covering up the poor product designs and laughable gimmicks that Nintendo is well known for these days. "Look they pioneered all these great features, so we should worship every product they put out, no matter how poorly-designed and feature-lacking it is!"
No one cares about Nintendo's past achievements when their current products are cheap,...
Relying on their past achievements doesn't excuse their current failures. You can trumpet all those supposed "innovations" (not all of which were really pioneered by Nintendo), but the matter at hand is their current, poorly-designed home console, the Wii U. The Wii U, in many cases, can't even match the performance of the PS3 and XBox 360, systems that came out 7-8 years before it!
Nintendo can't rest on its laurels forever; someday soon, they need to...
Nintendo is just no longer in touch with the gaming public. Their philosophy of designing the cheapest possible hardware, then throwing in a gimmick to try to encourage sales, no longer works. That philosophy worked well for the Wii (for a while), but failed miserably for the Wii U.
Gamers don't want gimmicks, they want solid gaming hardware, which will provide great games for years to come. The Wii U had many features cut out, and specs heavily scaled back, all to a...
Unfortunately, the figures that hit the shelves next year won't look nearly as good as these prototype versions. This is already the case for the figures that just came out. Bait and switch, it seems.
It's easy to check them out at websites like resellerratings (where they have a terrible rating):
http://www.resellerratings....
Read the reviews there, and decide whether you want to deal with them or not.