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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - Shin’en says Their new Wii U game will be Revealed in a “Next Weeks”

freebs2 on 07 February 2014

OK, now where is Fast Racing Neo?? :P



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d21lewis on 07 February 2014

Art of whaa? Looks good but not what I had in mind.



jonathanalis on 07 February 2014

with 8k textures?



d21lewis on 07 February 2014
curl-6 said:
Calling it now: it's Art of Balance Neo.

And I'm happy with that; Art of Balance on Wii was a fantastic little puzzle game with a nice calming atmosphere and gameplay that was accessible, yet ramped up to be very satisfyingly challenging.

They also said in a previous interview that their Wii U games, plural, would use 4k-8k textures from now, so whatever their new game is, it will look gorgeous, and run at a delicious v-synced 60fps.

I have to admit, I'm incredibly impressed.  You nailed it!



curl-6 on 07 February 2014
d21lewis said:
curl-6 said:
Calling it now: it's Art of Balance Neo.

And I'm happy with that; Art of Balance on Wii was a fantastic little puzzle game with a nice calming atmosphere and gameplay that was accessible, yet ramped up to be very satisfyingly challenging.

They also said in a previous interview that their Wii U games, plural, would use 4k-8k textures from now, so whatever their new game is, it will look gorgeous, and run at a delicious v-synced 60fps.

I have to admit, I'm incredibly impressed.  You nailed it!

Thanks man. I have a handle on how Shin'en operate by now, so I figured that if they were following up games like Nano Assault and FAST Racing with Wii U sequels, that logically they would do the same with their most acclaimed game.

JK, my inside man at Nintendo told me months ago... 



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TomaTito on 08 February 2014
curl-6 said:

Thanks man. I have a handle on how Shin'en operate by now, so I figured that if they were following up games like Nano Assault and FAST Racing with Wii U sequels, that logically they would do the same with their most acclaimed game.

JK, my inside man at Nintendo told me months ago... 

I'm confused. Which of the two statements is the joke?

 



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curl-6 on 08 February 2014
TomaTito said:
curl-6 said:

Thanks man. I have a handle on how Shin'en operate by now, so I figured that if they were following up games like Nano Assault and FAST Racing with Wii U sequels, that logically they would do the same with their most acclaimed game.

JK, my inside man at Nintendo told me months ago... 

I'm confused. Which of the two statements is the joke?

 

Wouldn't you like to know... ;)