Quote (destry @ Jul 20 2011 12:22pm)

yeah that's the downside, they shoudla made the wiiu sooner, but then again it woulda been more expensive

Quote (XpopcornX @ Jul 20 2011 12:25pm)

i still would of bought it


im dying for a new nintendo system

Quote (destry @ Jul 20 2011 12:26pm)

i know i will buy it

anyway the wiiU's graphics look more than satisfying to me


and buying a nintendo console means playing nintendo games, which i usually LOVE


edit: and i love nintendo for doing that, a tablet WITH buttons, Buttons are sooooooo important for gaming, the lack thereof is what makes iphone/etc games so bad
nintendo understands that tactile screens arent there to replace buttons but enhance the gaming experience

Quote (XpopcornX @ Jul 20 2011 02:00pm)

hands on experience


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUJFNpPVtbE&feature=grec%5Findex


he says its good

Quote (CHunter @ Jul 20 2011 02:12pm)

He didn't actually play it though.
It was just cutscenes, and usually cutscenes has the best looking graphics.
I'd like to see actual gameplay.

Quote (Teroz @ Jul 20 2011 02:47pm)

I'v looked today alot of wiiU videos whit my friend.

it has some nice features but idk imo its just aint that good what they think =)

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Nintendo hasn’t released any details on the pricing of the Wii U specifically, but Reggie Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo of America, has said it will definitely hold value for gamers.  Saturo Iwata has said it will most likely cost more that $250, which doesn’t come as a surprise to me; but if they manage to keep the cost down to $299 or below, they have a chance in the market against the Xbox 360 and the PS3 whose prices remain in that range right now.

The Wii U will be able to play all the old Wii games as well as the new ones, and will have HD capability.  AMD is on board with a new chip for it, and it will offer things that no other console does currently, so the price isn’t bad now.  However, when you look at the fact that it won’t come out for another year, you have to wonder where Sony and Microsoft will be at the time too.  I’m not pinning my hopes on any one company, but I’d be willing to shill out $250 for a new console.  At least it isn’t $800.  Anyone remember dropping that for a PS3?

Quote (XpopcornX @ Jul 21 2011 07:24am)

thats reasonable