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The $350 Premium/Deluxe bundle looks to be far better value the Basic
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I feel that way quite often. There's a reason I still play Little League Baseball and Tecmo Super Bowl from the NES days.Video games are too difficult these days. When a video game is more complicated than how it would actually be in real life...then it's time to throw in the towel.
They wear big gloves.Well, you know what they say about fellas with big hands.
-Wii U will be $350/300 in America.
There's a difference between ease of use and ease of gameplay. You can't possibly tell me Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is easier to play than Contra, which was one bad ass game.Video games are much, much, much, much more frustratingly easy than they used to be.
No it doesn't. I said it needs to go away because I have yet to see any evidence to support it as factual.
You mean like they did in the millions 5 years ago when Wii launched?
They're dreaming. Why would people pay that much for a Wii U, when they can buy an Xbox or PS3 for the same price, and still get superior hardware from 5-6 years ago?
And can hold more M&Ms.They wear big gloves.
You mean like they did in the millions 5 years ago when Wii launched?
Wii's hardware was about the same as PS2/XBox if I recall correctly, yet it destroyed both PS3 and XBox 360 in console sales. Flat-out destroyed them.
Nintendo just made a big announcement over in Japan about the Wii U. Here's what we know so far:
-Available in black & white at launch (woo...)
-Will release worldwide on December 8th
-Will have 2 versions available for release
-"Premium" will comes with the game pad and 32Gb of storage-2Gb of Ram (so, about as much as my phone)
-"Home" comes with the game pad and 8Gb of storage
-It will still run on SD cards for expandable storage (really?)
-"NintendoLand" and "New Super Mario Bros. U" available on launch
I was going to put up the prices - it looks like they're aiming at a $300 and $250 US launch - but if you just take the prices translated from the Japanese it's a LOT more expensive. Like $400 and $330. The game pad would be like $170 or so, but should be around $50-60 in the US. We'll know more at 7am as Nintendo makes the official US announcements.
There's a very, very, very high probability that I won't ever get a Wii U. Mostly because I don't really care about playing the latest Mario games anymore, and because I think the game pad looks big, clumsy and really annoying (not to mention hella gimmicky, like everything else Nintendo does these days). I'd rather put that good money down on some PS3 games, or...I don't know, not buying a Wii U.
Here's a picture of some hands using the game pad on a first gen XBox - erm - the Wii U...
Yeah, but the Wii was cheaper. Don't discount how much of an impact that made on people's decision to buy the Wii over the PS3 or Xbox 360. The Wii U costs as much or more than a PS3 or Xbox -- it's not worth it.
You do realise it's higher spec then the PS360?
So since we're bringing sales into debates here, Mario must be the single greatest gaming franchise of all time right? Otherwise Stormtroopers discussion of how Wii "destroyed" Xbox & PS3 is damn near redundant.
Wii U will end up being cheaper then the next gen systems when they come out. MUCH cheaper. When PS4 and Microsofts new system comes out they'll end up being $400+, like the previous generation.Yeah, but the Wii was cheaper. Don't discount how much of an impact that made on people's decision to buy the Wii over the PS3 or Xbox 360. The Wii U costs as much or more than a PS3 or Xbox -- it's not worth it.
Completely a different argument. And that's not at all what I was saying.So since we're bringing sales into debates here, COD must be the single greatest gaming franchise of all time right? Otherwise Stormtroopers discussion of how Wii "destroyed" Xbox & PS3 is damn near redundant.
You just proved your argument incorrect with your own statistics. Good work, sir.Let me give you some quick statistics:
- CoD's debut - 2004
- Mario's - 1985
- Over 262 million copies of games in the Super Mario series have been sold worldwide within 16 games(The main ones)
- This does not include spin-off games such as Mario Kart
- CoD has sold, in total, over 124 million units in less than a decade within 8 games
- This is not including the money made off of DLC & premium services(Both are substantially healthy)
- MW3 is the fastest selling video game of all time and Black Ops was the most pre-ordered game of all time
If you're gonna count DLC, then why aren't you counting Mario Kart and the spinoffs?By these statistics, particularly the last 2, the CoD series could very easily overtake the Mario series due to increased revenue with each game, along with the money that CoD makes off of DLC which often tops charts on PSN & XBL & Premium services.
So me a single list by any reputable source that has Mario NOT the greatest franchise of all time. Please, I'm begging you. It will take you forever, because it does not exist, but still, go ahead and look.Also by no stretch is Mario the greatest video game franchise of all time(It's definitely up there however). All I'm saying is that sales is not a good means to say X is better than Y.
You just proved your argument incorrect with your own statistics. Good work, sir.
If you're gonna count DLC, then why aren't you counting Mario Kart and the spinoffs?
So me a single list by any reputable source that has Mario NOT the greatest franchise of all time. Please, I'm begging you. It will take you forever, because it does not exist, but still, go ahead and look.
Bayonetta 2 is Wii U exclusive apparently. Don't know how to feel on that