Satoru Iwata states that time will solve the development quality gap of the Wii U as developers learn to work with the system.
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Time "will solve" Wii U quality gap - Satoru Iwata
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I'm sorry mam;, did you have a rebuttle? Oh I'm sorry, I forgot to add it! Here you kind sir:[QUOTE="StaticOnTV"][QUOTE="Desmonic"]I see the dual GPU idiot is still around....Desmonic
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So you agree that everyother part of that post was correct? because that was like 4% of the post. Well good, we agree that Nintendo will purify the future and Sony needs to up the Vita and drop the PS4.
[QUOTE="StaticOnTV"][QUOTE="Desmonic"]I see the dual GPU idiot is still around....savagetwinkieI'm sorry mam;, did you have a rebuttle? theres only one gpu Ah, my friend you seem to be misinformed. Allow me to show you how it works: I am glad you asked: First off, the Wii U and Gamepad are devices:
Now, the stream from the gamepad, uses a signal(s) which comes from the Wii U, that reaches the controller, which stores the signal with its hardware, sometimes IR: 
When the data is stored on the Wii U from a game stream or whatever else activity on the Wii U, it takes little memory. Inside the Wii U controller is what Is basically cylinders, although it's not the official name and we do not know how many cylinders the Wii u controller can hold: 
Let's say each one of these is data cylinders ok? So what happens is the basic stream from Wii u or Wii U game like menus takes up some of what the Wii U can hold. Because we can all agree that more advanced games will have more stuff to stream at the controller correct? So, this can create free virtual storage which goes back to the Wii U: 
Let's say that it;s sending data back to the Wii U. Now the Wii U gamepad has to have enough data space to hold for future more complex games, and currently it holds very little, and most things we expect from the gamepad will most likely be similar and such, so still not take up much. This means that they can send signals for the Wii u pad to hold, allowing more space on the actual console. Let's look at project X, the Wii u itself? handling all that distance and animation and dynamic models? The Slow CPu would chock on it, yet, what they did was send some of the data to hold on the Wii u, and some of that gets sent back to the Wii u in quantities improving the experience so the CPu can handle the tasks instead of being all in one place. You get results like this project X: 
This means that the Wii U will have much more memory available for gaming development than all other systems out, coming, and the PC in its current form right now. There is no possible way for PS4/720 to beat enhanced memory of dual GPU tech!!!!!!1 | It will still be nice, but it won't be able to handle all the Wii u can't.
[QUOTE="savagetwinkie"][QUOTE="StaticOnTV"] I'm sorry mam;, did you have a rebuttle?StaticOnTVtheres only one gpu Ah, my friend you seem to be misinformed. Allow me to show you how it works: I am glad you asked: First off, the Wii U and Gamepad are devices:
Now, the stream from the gamepad, uses a signal(s) which comes from the Wii U, that reaches the controller, which stores the signal with its hardware, sometimes IR: When the data is stored on the Wii U from a game stream or whatever else activity on the Wii U, it takes little memory. Inside the Wii U controller is what Is basically cylinders, although it's not the official name and we do not know how many cylinders the Wii u controller can hold: Let's say each one of these is data cylinders ok? So what happens is the basic stream from Wii u or Wii U game like menus takes up some of what the Wii U can hold. Because we can all agree that more advanced games will have more stuff to stream at the controller correct? So, this can create free virtual storage which goes back to the Wii U: Let's say that it;s sending data back to the Wii U. Now the Wii U gamepad has to have enough data space to hold for future more complex games, and currently it holds very little, and most things we expect from the gamepad will most likely be similar and such, so still not take up much. This means that they can send signals for the Wii u pad to hold, allowing more space on the actual console. Let's look at project X, the Wii u itself? handling all that distance and animation and dynamic models? The Slow CPu would chock on it, yet, what they did was send some of the data to hold on the Wii u, and some of that gets sent back to the Wii u in quantities improving the experience so the CPu can handle the tasks instead of being all in one place. You get results like this project X: This means that the Wii U will have much more memory available for gaming development than all other systems out, coming, and the PC in its current form right now. There is no possible way for PS4/720 to beat enhanced memory of dual GPU tech!!!!!!1 | It will still be nice, but it won't be able to handle all the Wii u can't. You don't understand **** about technology do you? There is only 1 gpu
Ah, my friend you seem to be misinformed. Allow me to show you how it works: I am glad you asked: First off, the Wii U and Gamepad are devices:[QUOTE="StaticOnTV"][QUOTE="savagetwinkie"] theres only one gpusavagetwinkie
Now, the stream from the gamepad, uses a signal(s) which comes from the Wii U, that reaches the controller, which stores the signal with its hardware, sometimes IR: When the data is stored on the Wii U from a game stream or whatever else activity on the Wii U, it takes little memory. Inside the Wii U controller is what Is basically cylinders, although it's not the official name and we do not know how many cylinders the Wii u controller can hold: Let's say each one of these is data cylinders ok? So what happens is the basic stream from Wii u or Wii U game like menus takes up some of what the Wii U can hold. Because we can all agree that more advanced games will have more stuff to stream at the controller correct? So, this can create free virtual storage which goes back to the Wii U: Let's say that it;s sending data back to the Wii U. Now the Wii U gamepad has to have enough data space to hold for future more complex games, and currently it holds very little, and most things we expect from the gamepad will most likely be similar and such, so still not take up much. This means that they can send signals for the Wii u pad to hold, allowing more space on the actual console. Let's look at project X, the Wii u itself? handling all that distance and animation and dynamic models? The Slow CPu would chock on it, yet, what they did was send some of the data to hold on the Wii u, and some of that gets sent back to the Wii u in quantities improving the experience so the CPu can handle the tasks instead of being all in one place. You get results like this project X: This means that the Wii U will have much more memory available for gaming development than all other systems out, coming, and the PC in its current form right now. There is no possible way for PS4/720 to beat enhanced memory of dual GPU tech!!!!!!1 | It will still be nice, but it won't be able to handle all the Wii u can't. You don't understand **** about technology do you? There is only 1 gpu Does not the stat from the Wii U go to the controller to display the screen? Yes or no?
[QUOTE="savagetwinkie"]You don't understand **** about technology do you? There is only 1 gpu Does not the stat from the Wii U go to the controller to display the screen? Yes or no? it streams video from the wii u to the controller, it doesn't render the scene on the controller,[QUOTE="StaticOnTV"] Ah, my friend you seem to be misinformed. Allow me to show you how it works: I am glad you asked: First off, the Wii U and Gamepad are devices:
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Is that ingame, or photoshopped?
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