The E3 2011 thread

[Infinite Dreamz]

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Supposedly the Classic Controller Pro will still work with the U.

Yeah I think you are I cant remember though, I know its on the Nintendo site though...

[Kailea]

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it will still work, pretty much the Wiimote along with all its... "attachments" will work for the Wii:U as a secondary device, like Move is for the PS3

[Feba]

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I know, I know, it was figurative speech.

Don't do that. It makes you sound stupid.

"All I need to do is finish learning all of my latin and greek roots, then Is be fluent in English!" stupid.

Also, protip: Join a JP linkshell. Have a friend who absolutely sucks at Japanese and yet managed to pull it off.

[Raydeus]

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You assume too much. XD

Due to my schedule I may be better suited for a japanese BBS or something of the sort though. Plus, if I was able to get back into the game and somehow got in a jp LS the guys at DiV would mpk me repeatedly.*




*Or throw a party to celebrate. Either of.

[Etra]

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You assume too much. XD

Due to my schedule I may be better suited for a japanese BBS or something of the sort though. Plus, if I was able to get back into the game and somehow got in a jp LS the guys at DiV would mpk me repeatedly.*




*Or throw a party to celebrate. Either of.

If you need listening practice, watch Japanese TV.
KeyHoleTV & KeyHoleVideo

[jenova_9]

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so exciting, mew! ^_^

This is looking more like a RE than RE4 and RE5 combined! Good controls too!

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more gameplay (with Zombie status)
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City | Videos | GamePRO.de
at this website

[Kailea]

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YES!!! *puts on his zombie head stompin boots*

[Absentia]

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Will there be any more survival-horror Resident Evil games, or are they all going to just be 3rd person shooters?

[Yellow Mage]

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Sounds just about right.

RE E3: you'd have to be the most blinded of haters to not admit that Nintendo at least had the most interesting performance. In my own opinion they were also easily the most innovative, but I'm trying to at least find some common ground here!

[DakAttack]

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That comic is trying too hard to be funny.

[Raydeus]

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RE E3: you'd have to be the most blinded of haters to not admit that Nintendo at least had the most interesting performance. In my own opinion they were also easily the most innovative, but I'm trying to at least find some common ground here!

You are trying too hard. Which has the opposite effect of what you are hoping.

Also, no, Nintendo's presentation was not interesting. But if you liked it good for you.

[Icemage]

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You are trying too hard. Which has the opposite effect of what you are hoping.

Also, no, Nintendo's presentation was not interesting. But if you liked it good for you.

I thought Sony had the most interesting tech, actually.

PlayStation Vita title 'Ruin' connects to PS3 for continuous client gameplay, we give it a swing (video) -- Engadget

Saving a game on your handheld and resuming that same exact game with enemies still in those exact positions moments later on your home console, and vice versa. That is seriously cool tech.

That doesn't mean I thought Sony had the best presentation - they had the worst presentation overall in my opinion. But that one feature of cross-platform play between PS3 and PS Vita is way cooler and more interesting than Nintendo's stopgap solution of a tethered handheld that's stuck to within a dozen feet of your console.


Icemage

[DakAttack]

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It's called a save file. It's nothing new.

[Icemage]

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It's called a save file. It's nothing new.

A save file that saves to a cloud that doesn't require user intervention to transfer between platforms isn't new?

That to me is way more useful than anything Nintendo showed off with the Wii U. I can take a PS Vita around with me around the house or travelling with me, then when I get home I just turn on my PS3 and load up the game and pick up where I left off without bothering to transfer save files around. That's the sort of innovation in convenience I can get behind.


Icemage

[DakAttack]

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"The Cloud" is the exact opposite of what the typical internet inhabitant wants. There will be no expectation of privacy, and you most likely wont technically own anything stored "in the cloud".

Besides, "the cloud" is called an FTP server where I'm from. It's nothing new, either. It hasn't been used to store save files for video games, but that was going to change eventually.