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thenix
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Things I've learned from buying the wii and the 3ds at release day: Wait about a year to buy the Wii-U.
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KabaKabaFruit
Posts: 1895 Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba |
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Here's the harsh reality about Killer Instinct: You either know the combos and combo breakers or you don't. If it's the latter, you really have no business playing the game.
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Haterater
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I think I'll wait for the Wii U also. Feel like its 50 bucks a little too much. A year should give a good amount of what games coming up that should interest me.
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Beatdigga
Posts: 4590 Location: New York |
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Gonna third the wait on Wii U. You know how these things go.
Marvel Super Heroes was fun back in the day because it wasn't nearly as tier focused. That said, Spider Man's ending in that game was ruined by One More Day (as were many things). No Pirate Warriors for Xbox Live? Well damn. I was interested. |
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AiddonValentine
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Killer Instinct: Probably one of the most dated fighters of its generation; there's really no reason to revisit it.
SMTIV: GIVES! Wii U: The lineup through spring looks pretty good; sure, there are quite a few ports but a lot of them I wonder about how they're going to utilize the gamepad. The thing is sold out across the world so it's a big sign of success. Also, this to people whining about Bayonetta 2: GROW UP. And it's not going to be ported to the 360 and PS3. |
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belvadeer
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Really Todd, again with the Korra reference?
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Lynx Amali
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PS3 exclusive in Japan too. Thankfully, I picked up a PS3 recently. (Mainly for SRW OG2nd and the copy of Another Century's Episode R I got awhile ago.) What I'm curious about Wii U is whether or not region free. I'm not holding my breath for it to be region free at all. |
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Lord Geo
Posts: 2665 Location: North Brunswick, New Jersey |
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Just to nitpick, Todd, but...
2012 - 20 = 1992. The SNES did not kick off a new generation of home consoles, unless you're trying to troll fans of the Sega Genesis & TurboGrafx-16, both of which predated the SNES & were considered "next gen" at the time (well, you could agrue against the TG-16 in some aspects). Most people would argue that the Genesis kicked off the 16-bit generation, to be honest. Now if you said something closer to thirty years, then you'd be a little more correct, since the original NES did predate the Sega Master System... Though in Japan the Famicom did debut the same exact day as Sega's first home console, the SG-1000. So, if you want to be really technical, the Wii U is the very first time Nintendo has been undoubtedly the starter of a new generation of home consoles. But, again, I'm simply nitpicking for the fun of it. |
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ikillchicken
Posts: 7272 Location: Vancouver |
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Wonderful 101 is the only thing that actually interests me. ZombiU looks potentially interesting but I'm inclined to regard anything in the tired zombie genre with skepticism at least initially. (Of course, this is all pretty moot since I'm not getting a Wii U anyway).
Sorry dude. You gotta deal with it. |
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RyanSaotome
Posts: 4210 Location: Towson, Maryland |
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Can't say anything on WiiU interests me, though I've given up on pretty much anything Nintendo at this point. I have no interest in all of their gimmicks, and I just want a true gaming experience with traditional controls. My genre of choice, RPGs, don't work with these gimmick controls so I'll never find many games that interest me now on Nintendo systems.
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NeoStrayCat
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Well, the only thing what I'm getting from the article is DoA 5 (CE) and MVC: Origins, everything else in the article is just meh, nothing much to write home about...
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Ddoddka_10
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That Tokyo Jungle looks preety fun , as for the rest bagh, DOA5 trolls, Tekken ftw!
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Covnam
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Nothing really interests me about the WiiU to get it at launch either so I didn't pre-order it, but I feel like I still might end up with it at the end of the day.
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GiriOni
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Some more info on SMT4 for you all.
Characters: Protagonist (CV: None) – an 18-year-old young man living in Mikado Country. He is a member of the samurais who exterminates demons. Jonathan (CV: Hiroshi Kamiya) – a young man who has a gentle nature and good upbringing. He is an intermediary between the friends of individual samurais. Izabo (CV: Miyuki Sawashiro) – the lone lady among the samurais, she is a veracious young woman with a strong mind. She seems cold at first, but she seems to have underlying layers. Walter (CV: Katsuyuki Konishi) – a young man who seems to have bad behavior. Although he’s rough around the edges, he has a lot of passion. Navarre (CV: Shintaro Ohata) – a high-energy young man with a strong sense of elitism. He hates to lose. Director – Kazuyuki Yamai (Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne Maniax, Raidou series) Art director – Eiji Ishida (Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne, Strange Journey) Composer – Ryota Kozuka (Trauma Team, Soul Hackers 3DS opening theme) Main programmer – Satoshi Ooyama (Shin Megami Tensei 3: Nocturne Maniax, Raidou series) Sound director – Kenichi Tsuchiya (Shin Megami Tensei series, Persona series) - post-apocalyptic setting - the main characters are Samurai hailing from a middle-ages castle city known as Mikado of the East - Samurai of this country are equipped with electronic gauntlets with the Demon Summoning Program installed - they travel from stronghold to the land of Tokyo which has fallen to darkness Info gathered from Famitsu. LOL two of the four CV's posted have acted in Bakemonogatari. |
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Animerican14
Posts: 963 Location: Saint Louis, MO |
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Actually.... http://kotaku.com/5943215/heres-how-the-wii-u-could-make-rpgs-better Surely at least one of those features piques your interest, no? |
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