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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by foxdvd
(Post 11473582)
Nintendo Network ID's are bound to one console
Also, if you have kids, there's a fee (0.50) to register minors with a Nintendo ID. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 11473752)
Ah, there's the Nintendo we know and love.
Also, if you have kids, there's a fee (0.50) to register minors with a Nintendo ID. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Why wouldn't everyone just put their age as 18 then?
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by Supermallet
(Post 11473627)
From what I've read, it erases the original Wii console.
http://www.joystiq.com/2012/11/07/wi...fer-explained/ |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Fuck if I know.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
I have played NSMBU and Nintendoland. Mario is great as expected, a new Mario game that is very much a throwback to SMW, and Nintendoland is just fine for what it is and the purpose it is meant to serve. I still have not opened up my ZombiU yet though.
I love, LOVE, how easy it was to set up the gamepad to control not only my TV, but also my Charter cable box and just using those features in general. I could see that being incredibly handy. It's also great to be able to use Netflix on day 1, even though the other features like that are not coming until later. There is a ton of potential in this system, and I can't wait to see how it evolves, both in terms of games of course but also all of the other features for entertainment. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Sounds like another shit the bed situation like Sony's decision to bind a hard drive's content to one PS3. I was interested in this for my daughter but now I'm not sure if I am ready to invest just yet.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
The only reason that news doesn't bother me all that much is because I have never had a piece of Nintendo hardware fail on me, and I'm hoping for the same this time around. I know this is a more complicated piece of hardware though, so who knows. I hope that this is the system that I'll have throughout the life of the system just like my current Wii is the same one I bought on day 1.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Im a bit confused,(as per usual :D) but you can use the controller as a portable game system?
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Does anyone know if the TV remote functionality can control an AV receiver (i.e. switching inputs/volume control)?
So does the transfer process remove all game saves from the original Wii? I assume Gamecube saves aren't transferred or deleted. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Haven't had a chance to play too much yet, but I've had fun with what little I've played so far. I haven't done the system transfer yet, I'm also curious how it works when the majority of your Wii content is already on an SD card. Guess ill see tomorrow.
Originally Posted by Brent L
(Post 11473044)
Will we have a thread to add one another or should we just do it here?
For what it's worth, mine is: Downhome Add me when you want, and I'll accept whoever and I'll be adding names as they are posted either in this thread or another on, whatever we decide to do. Transferring me and my wife's Mii's over was incredibly simple btw. I'll try the complete Wii to Wii U transfer soon. I'm on as ultimaton, anyone feel free to add me. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
I have my Wii U but won't be able to open/set it up for another week. Two quick questions, can I go ahead and register it with my club Nintendo account (just needs the serial number, right?) and can I go ahead and set up my user id (I assume not if it's - bullshit - tied to the console)?
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
You need to connect to the eShop to register and link it to your club Nintendo account.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by LosingMyMind
(Post 11473929)
As long as it's in range of the console.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
FYI the 20% off TRU coupons that were emailed out work on Wii U accessories. I used one to pickup a pro controller. I believe the sunday ad has a coupon as well.
Originally Posted by jdpatri
(Post 11473739)
Except I certainly don't see it online.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Yes. It certainly looks like it might be worthwhile to wait on ZombieU. I might just stick with NSMBU and Nintendoland for a bit. Nothing else is really jumping out at me.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Am I the only one that sees the direct comparison between ZombieU and Red Steel? Both published by Ubisoft, launch titles for Wii system, M rated to skirt the "normal" Nintendo audience, mixed reviews but ultimately looking like a missed opportunity? Sent this reply to my brother when he was asking for people's thoughts on ZombieU:
They really won’t figure it out until ZombieU 2 and then it will come bundled with the WiiU tablet plus. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by shumway
(Post 11474296)
Am I the only one that sees the direct comparison between ZombieU and Red Steel? Both published by Ubisoft, launch titles for Wii system, M rated to skirt the "normal" Nintendo audience, mixed reviews but ultimately looking like a missed opportunity? Sent this reply to my brother when he was asking for people's thoughts on ZombieU:
They really won’t figure it out until ZombieU 2 and then it will come bundled with the WiiU tablet plus. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by LosingMyMind
(Post 11473929)
As long as it's in range of the console.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Ugh, getting so close to opening my ZombiU after reading impressions from normal gamers instead of from reviewers. It sounds closer to what I was hoping it would be than what the reviewers were wanting/expecting it to be. That being a very slow, methodical, survival horror game where you are constantly in danger.
EDIT: And Joystiq just posted their review - 4.5/5: http://www.joystiq.com/2012/11/19/zombiu-review |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Even the words that go with these reviews make me feel like they're playing different ZombieU games.
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re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Eurogamer, who is typically pretty strict on their scoring, gave it a 9 out of 10: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...-zombiu-review
Destructoid gave it an 8 out of 10: http://www.destructoid.com/review-zombiu-238776.phtml "ZombiU brings real survival horror back to home consoles, and that's what we should really be talking about." And that's probably what's dividing people. |
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Looks like my system is delivered. I'll only have Ninetendoland and Black Ops 2 for a while. Can't wait to dive into Zombie mode on the gamepad while my gf watches TV.
Can anyone who's done the Wii transfer let me know how much space on the SD card is needed? I only have two single games saves to move but the only SD card I have which isn't being used is only 32mb (yes...that says mb). That's plenty of space for the saves themselves but I don't know if any space is needed for the program. |
re: The Wii U: From "cool" Sony to evil Nintendo
Originally Posted by Noonan
(Post 11474600)
Can anyone who's done the Wii transfer let me know how much space on the SD card is needed? I only have two single games saves to move but the only SD card I have which isn't being used is only 32mb (yes...that says mb). That's plenty of space for the saves themselves but I don't know if any space is needed for the program.
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