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zorg1000 on 10 April 2013
curl-6 said:
zorg1000 said:
curl-6 said:
zorg1000 said:
I still disagree with there rayman origins decision but im glad ubisoft is supporting the console. By the end of the year wii u will have a solid lineup. Nsmbu, nintendo land, zombiu, lego city, mh3u, revelations, watch dogs, splinter cell, ac4, batman, pilmin, w101, wind waker, probably cod, mario kart, 3d mario

Don't forget Yarn Yoshi. ;)


Is that coming this year? I figured it would be a 2014 release

It doesn't seem like the kind of game that would take a long time to make, and they showed us gameplay back in January. Reminds me of Kirby's Return to Dreamland, where they showed a short grab in early 2011, and it was out by year's end.

Good point, well In that case add it to the list



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Metallicube on 10 April 2013

But...but.. Wii U doesn't have any third party support! Doomed I tell ya! DOOM3D!!!1



menx64 on 10 April 2013

I havent play any of this game series but the 3ds game... I am willing to give it atry if the game turns out to be good!



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megaman79 on 11 April 2013
Ji99saw said:

Wow Ubisoft must like wasting money, judging from third party performance it's destine to fail and flop harder than a fish out of water. How about releasing it on Vita that would be cool and it has a shot of actually making money.

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tripenfall on 11 April 2013

Wii U is slowly gaining a solid line up of titles. If Nintendo can keep it coming and announce a few surprises at E3 (some new IP would be good) sales will continue to grow and 3rd party support along with it. Wii U has now sold 4 million units - if they can get to 8 million by the end of the year things will be looking up....



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curl-6 on 11 April 2013
tripenfall said:
Wii U is slowly gaining a solid line up of titles. If Nintendo can keep it coming and announce a few surprises at E3 (some new IP would be good) sales will continue to grow and 3rd party support along with it. Wii U has now sold 4 million units - if they can get to 8 million by the end of the year things will be looking up....

8 million by year's end is doable; Nintendo tend to benefit greatly from the pre-Christmas sales rush.

A lot depends on what 1st party titles come out though; if Mario Kart or Smash Bros hits this year, the impact will be immense.



shaunmike99 on 11 April 2013

Ubisoft confirms that Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist is coming to Wii U on Aug. 20 in North America, Aug. 22 for EMEA territories and Aug. 23 in the UK. Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist on Wii U will deliver a unique gaming experience that puts players in the role of special operative and 4th Echelon leader Sam Fisher. Showcasing enhanced game-play features using the Wii U GamePad controller, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist allows players to operate innovative gadgets, take out enemies and move through the environment, and intuitively switch between weapons, among other features. The GamePad touch screen, along with motion-based inputs, are sure to immerse fans and gamers alike in this thrilling modern-day adventure.



Mr Khan on 11 April 2013
Pavolink said:
Hold on. Two new Wii U games from third parties announced this week? OK. This is starting to look good. Hopefully support start to come. Does anyone have a list of third party games coming to Wii U in this year?

I remember REvelations, Batman, WatchDogs, ACIV, Rayman and this one.

Some reason i thought REvelations was out already...



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Pavolink on 11 April 2013
Mr Khan said:
Pavolink said:
Hold on. Two new Wii U games from third parties announced this week? OK. This is starting to look good. Hopefully support start to come. Does anyone have a list of third party games coming to Wii U in this year?

I remember REvelations, Batman, WatchDogs, ACIV, Rayman and this one.

Some reason i thought REvelations was out already...


Nop. May 21th or 23th in NA.



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Mnementh on 11 April 2013
Mr Khan said:
Pavolink said:
Hold on. Two new Wii U games from third parties announced this week? OK. This is starting to look good. Hopefully support start to come. Does anyone have a list of third party games coming to Wii U in this year?

I remember REvelations, Batman, WatchDogs, ACIV, Rayman and this one.

Some reason i thought REvelations was out already...

It is: on 3DS

Home console versions will come in May.



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