I do remember! My favorite has always been Mischief Makers. I loved that game! Especially loved that the ending was different depending on your skill level.
The only CPUs I buy are AMD chips. I am loving my current ATI GPU as well, so this is no surprise to me. I think I should have bought better RAM, but I can always upgrade later. One of these days I need to bench test my system... Thanks for reminding me. AMD rocks!
Every new detail I learn about this game gets me more excited. I am defintely going to get this on day one. I just regret that I'll have no friend who will also be buying a Wii U and ZombiU, but it's their loss. This game will be amazing.
I am buying the Wii U on day one. Hope to camp outside a store in the early morning hours to be the first one in line to grab one. :-)
I know no one has announced any midnight launch, but if the Wii U release date is near Black Friday, that won't matter. You pretty much have to wait outside at midnight then. If it's not, I can do it anyway because I'm awesome!
Everybody thinks the Wii U will flop, and currently has a sub-par line-up. universally.Australianpope
Speak for yourself, man. I am excited for the Wii U and I think the lineup is pretty awesome so far. There are more games in the works, but Nintendo's NDA has left many developers unable to talk about them. Expand your mind for once, be open to new ideas. You'll live a much happier existence.
Nintendo needs to do a lot to win back the gamers they've lost. Upgrading to HD is but a single item on their to-do list. Upgrading to HD would allow developers to create some graphically stunning games, or at least games that are on par visually with Sony and Microsoft, but it still leaves much to be desired. Would high definition graphics alone win back the hardcore gamers? No. What good are high resolution kiddy titles? Who are those going to attract beyond more children and casual gamers? No, HD is not Nintendo's winning strategy. Nintendo will have to do so much more to save themselves at this point. To be perfectly honest I don't think Nintendo will ever go back to being the epic video game presence they once were. Sega are giving up on mature titles selling well on the Wii, and more will follow. So... sure HD would be great, and I would certainly appreciate the effort. I just don't feel it would really change their declining popularity among core gamers.
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