The show is over and the cat’s out the bag! The next Nintendo home console will be known as the Nintendo Wii U. I’ll let you process. Know whether you went to change your pants or are cleaning brain matter off your walls let’s take a look at what is the Nintendo Wii U.
It’s Nintendo’s turn in the spotlight, and I’m sure the moment many have long awaited. Today we see the long rumored, even longer awaited unveiling of Nintendo’s HD console. There’s nothing more I can say to build the tensio so let’s start the show!
Right now it’s a little after 2am, I’ve been up late playing Minecraft and it looks like it’s great I was still up. Why you may ask? Well, a little while ago Nintendo confirmed they have a new console launching next year.
Nintendo game designer genius Shigeru Miyamoto did not officially announce the Wii 2 that has been circulating the rumor mill the past week, but did confirm that an announcement will be made.
This morning was the morning a lot of gamers were waiting for. Capcom finally released Mega Man X on the Wii Virtual Console.
Yesterday, news that the Wii’s successor was going to be announced at E3 was leaked. With that we didn’t really get a lot of specifics on the console itself but today we heard some more about what might be.
When it comes to the Wii there has been one common complaint among gamers, the system does not do HD. Rumors swirling around this morning are pointing to signs of a new HD gaming system from Nintendo.
When was the last time you played your Wii? Yeah, me too. After taking the gaming world by storm and appealing to the most casual gamers among us when it first launched, the Wii has been in decline in the last year. Armed with HD and their own motion controls, the PS3 and the Xbox 360 have been the go-to consoles for publishers lately. But Nintendo has been focusing on the upcoming 3DS and also may announce an successor to the Wii.
Interesting note to pass along, the game that caused quite the uproar a few weeks ago when it was first revealed by Ubisoft is at it again. This time it was the rating handed to it by the Pan European Gaming Information (PEGI for short) system that caused the uproar that ultimately led to the game, We Dare, being canceled.
Oh to be at the Game Developers Conference just across the bay in San Francisco, where Yu Suzuki dropped a mega-ton sentence I thought I would never hear uttered. “Probably Sega will let me make it. I think. It’s simply a problem of budget.”He was of course talking about the long abandoned game Shenmue III.
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