Also, fantastic thread as usually Jolly, you're a great contributer and I hope you're on the forums for a long time to come!
WreckEm711
Thanks, WreckEm! If it weren't for you and other great gamespot users; I probably wouldn't be a user here today. So I also hope you guys are on the forums for a long time to come! :D@GameboyTroy
Thanks for all the links, Gameboy! I've added some of the videos to the first page.
~Section Updates~
Note: In each game section the newest videos are at the top, and the oldest are at the bottom.
- Added a Little Inferno section to the thread
- Added a Mighty Switch Force! HD section to the thread
- Added new Comic-Con 2012 pics and vids to the Zombi U section
- Added 1 new high quality video to the Pikmin 3 section
- Added 1 video to the Project P-100 section
- Added 1 new video to the Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed section
If I missed any new official trailers or high quality videos let me know.
I'm debating whether or not I should add this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ioO6xRAa_c) gameplay video to the Pikmin 3 section, because the person playing clearly knows what they're doing. But there are already a few videos of this same area in Pikmin 3's video section, and I don't want to eventually end up with a bunch of videos of one area.
~Recent News~
Shin'en teases new Wii U game, says Nintendo/Retro Wii games in HD would look better than many current titles:
Nintendo could re-release the best Wii games on Wii U and they'd still be better than many modern titles. That's the word from Shin'en developer Manfred Linzner who is enjoying working with Nintendo's new console.
Linzner, who worked on the WiiWare game Jett Rocket, told Official Nintendo Magazine that Wii U is a great console for developers.
"The Wii U hardware has a great architecture and, most importantly, it is easy for developers to utilise its power," said Linzner.
"For instance, we have a very action-heavy game with literally thousands of animated objects, but had no problems rendering the complete gameworld, twice, for the Wii U controller display in two-player mode."
However, in addition to creating new titles, Linzner believes that Nintendo could also have results if the company was to re-release Wii games for Wii U.
"You could easily take many original Wii titles from Retro Studios or Nintendo and release them again in HD and they would look and play better than many current titles. I believe that the most important resource in game development is the developers, rather than the actual hardware."
I agree. But I'd much rather see new HD games from Nintendo and Retro. I wonder what Shin'en's Wii U game is like? It sounds interesting to me.
SOURCE:
http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk/39686/hd-wii-games-would-look-and-play-better-on-wii-u-than-many-current-titles-dev/
Gearbox 'really likes' Wii U, thinks Borderlands 2 would work well on the system:
"We really like the Wii U. I think it's a really cool platform. I like what they're doing - obviously with the touchscreen - and it will be interesting to see what Microsoft do with their approach to that idea. It's one of those problems of the Wii: the only people who have ever made a lot of money on the Wii is Nintendo. So we're really excited to bring Aliens: Colonial Marines to it. And we're going to do a wait and see approach, our publisher 2K is going to see whether they're going to go with that.
If Borderlands 2 was on the Wii U, the thing I would be most excited about is inventory management: it would be amazing on that, it would just be fantastic. And I think the artwork would look really good, with the way they can deal with the resolutions and textures, I think it's a really good console." - Gearbox co-founder and Chief Creative Officer Brian Martel
It sounds like their future support depends on how well Aliens: Colonial Marines does...:?
SOURCE:
http://gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=181393
Shigeru Miyamoto says Metroid would benefit from Wii U's Controller, would like to see StarFox on Wii U:
What two Nintendo series does Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto want to see on the Wii U? Metroid and StarFox, according to an IGN interview.
"With Metroid it's very easy to imagine some interesting implementation for Wii U," Miyamoto said to IGN. "I think that having another screen with the gyro built in really gives you a lot of interesting opportunities for development, and we can bring a lot of our games to life in a completely unique way with that."
While Metroid is a series that Miyamoto thinks would benefit from the Wii U controller from an objective standpoint, the one he'd like to see most on the system personally is StarFox. However, he didn't share any thoughts regarding what a potential StarFox game on Wii U would be like.
Both could turn out to be great Wii U games if handled by the right development team.
SOURCE:
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/07/06/metroid-would-benefit-from-wii-u-controller-says-nintendos-miyamoto/
Mass Effect 3 for Wii U will have Extended Cut content on disc:
While Bioware wouldn't say too much about the Wii U version of Mass Effect 3, we got confirmation that the Extended Cut will be part of the package. "The extended ending is basically going to be part of the game instead," Michael Gamble, producer of the Mass Effect series said to Siliconera. "You won't have to download it."
SOURCE:
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/07/16/mass-effect-3-for-wii-u-will-have-extended-cut-content-on-disc/
Nintendo open to "Unprecedented" third-party partnerships for Wii U:
At an analyst Q&A session following Nintendo's E3 media briefing last week, company president, Satoru Iwata, fielded a range of questions pertaining to both the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, and Nintendo's plans for both devices. During the Q&A, one analyst asked if Nintendo planned on using their considerable financial resources to secure exclusive third-party games for the Wii U.
"While Nintendo is not entirely opposed to exploring that option, I don't think it would be an appropriate course of action for Nintendo to get into a battle with a company like Microsoft over the cost or the expense of trying to go head to head in a situation to try to obtain exclusive rights," Iwata stated in reply to this query.
However, Iwata continued, Nintendo would be willing to work very closely with third-party developers who came up with unique ways to use the Wii U.
"However, now we have a totally new device, the Wii U GamePad," Iwata pointed out. "If a third-party developer or publisher has come up with an idea of a potentially very unique use of the Wii U functionality with such a device, there is a high possibility that Nintendo will be a partner with that third party in an unprecedented manner (thereby reducing their development risk significantly). I do intend to work hard so that next year you will not criticize Nintendo's use of its resources."
Nintendo has been teaming up with a lot of third-party companies lately. I wonder who they'll partner with next?
SOURCE:
http://www.siliconera.com/2012/06/13/nintendo-open-to-unprecedented-third-party-partnerships-for-wii-u/
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