because it's a game that shows the wiiu can compete graphically with the other 2 next gen systems and that just ruins game journalists cred considering they have all bashed the wiiu's abilities.
by far the biggest fail. even the crowd was like "is this guy serious"
i would have to agree. and considering this game is nearly a year away still from launch i can only imagine how much better it will get.
when your mistake sells 100 million consoles and handhelds i wouldn't look back either.
just for an example of the bias in game journalism check rev 3 games coverage. adam sess hailedas such a great journalist by most gamers barely even mentions or show wiiu or 3ds games. and what they do show is good looking stuff yet they talk over it like they hate doing it.
considering the sales of every system nintendo has released since iwata took over have been huge (except for wiiu but in time could) in a time when the economy has been terrible is a sign that he has been doing great. he tried it the "gamer" way with gamecube and it failed. why would a company want to get rid of someone who literally saved the company? as much as gamers want to say how great the n64 was it sold about the same way the wiiu has.
because it was just released on the wiiu vc. and yes it is that bad. but hey for 30 cents you can't really complain.
forget putting them on 3ds vc i want them on wiiu vc
completely agree. it's funny people are mad they played it safe by releasing games that sell. what do people want? them to release titles like heavy rain that can't top 3 million sales with nearly 80 million people owning the system? instead nintendo puts out games that all top 10 million. of course they would. what company that sells that much off the titles wouldn't? sony's biggest selling title is gt and guess what hey release i every time they can for every system they hav...
as much as everyone wants new nintendo ips now isn't the time for a new ip for them. they need the games they know well sell systems. if all they put out this year was new ips who would know whats the system seller? mario, dkc, zelda, mariokart, and smash are nintendos system sellers along with wii fit. they have to get the system off the ground first before taking risks like that. it is a business after all.
you must not have played a wiiu before considering the harddrive isn't truely needed.
it's already running on wiiu so i'm pretty sure it's still coming. everything they showed at e3 for wiiu will more then likely cme. next year will be when support is dropped until they see what sales look lke. so there will be at least 6 months of no ubi support.
with all the games nintendo just announced you honestly think nintendo will drop support and go 3rd party? all the games announced from ubisoft are still coming. after the release of mariokart, if the wiiu still hasn't sold 20 million then it would be panic mode for them. until we see what all these titles that were just announced does to the wiiu's sales it isn't close to doomed.
i'll be better to see it next year when it's much further along. imagine them showing it the releasing it in the same year. i'm happy with what i sw from nintendo. only 3rd party games i would have liked to have announced was gtav and battlefield but i guess you can't have it all.
for some reason i must say the systems preorder rate proves this wrong. i personally will not be buying one because my wiiu does all the tv functions the xbox one offers without taking up half my screen since it has it's own screen. but they seem to be getting away with that price.
logic is in the holidays nintendo systems sell to the younger crowd due to parents wanting games that they appove of for their kids. i wouldn't buy my 8 year old a ps4 or xbox 1 but i could see getting them mario. thats parent logic at the holidays. no bias at all. i have no doubt the ps4 will outsell the wiiu lifetime, but to say they won't compete is this holiday is just false. for one ps4 will have shortages, and with less major games wiiu def can compete. the big shock will be whe...
because fanboys are the only ones that think it is a war. and sony has the most fanboys?/s
this is the only business that is at war. others call it competition. i don't see record companys are war. movie companys at war. if games want to be taken seriously as a form of entertainment the fanboy wars really must stop. and journalists just make it worse by saying (this system won the generation) it's silly and makes gaming look silly.
and garden warfare looke more fun then either of them
some people must not be happy with their normal cable box.
i could have sworn i saw nintendo's booth at e3 on a lot of different videos. how again were they not really at e3?