Its an open world game, they could make an open world game for PS3, duh. But they cant make that open world game. ANd physics are already different the particle affects are way more advanced. The AI is more advanced, you didnt even read up on th game.

"Its an open world game, they could make an open world game for PS3, duh. But they cant make that open world game. ANd physics are already different the particle affects are way more advanced. The AI is more advanced, you didnt even read up on th game."

He is speaking about what he saw about those games. And if you want one piece of advice : Do not thrust devs about ingame stuff when they're trying to sell you a game.

I watched the gameplay video, wich tells me more than any text. the physics and Ai are the same I've seen before and the only difference is graphics.

I think the biggest mistake with the Wii U is the chipset.

People just don't want another PS3/360 machine. I'll grant you even the Wii U is a better hardware than both and an upgrade sure, but not enough of one, certainly not for a machine that's launching *seven* years after the XBox 360.

It needed to be something that absolutely destroys those systems no question and can run every PS3/360 game in 1080p at least.

By choosing to stick with the "we don't make graphics intensive consoles anymore" routine, what Nintendo unwittingly did IMO is actually make the system less unique. A large graphical upgrade + a new touchscreen controller together is probably enough "newness" to get more people to bite.

But another PS3/360 type console (ok, a bit better, but not enough for devs to care) + a relatively moderate "wow factor" controller was a poor recipe to begin with.

watching a gameplay video tells you more than an actual in depth look with the devs in addtion to gameplay videos? sounds legit.

Execution. Did not advertise or communicate well in North American market. Did not realize increase development time of going to HD. Did not find ways to hold third party feet to the fire.

Execution, in particular scheduling: Wii wasn't gradually phased out, but brutally killed far too early, and Wii U was launched too early, but having already almost killed Wii, Ninty had no choice anymore.