Pavolink on 15 August 2012
"We had to drop polygons, characters, stages, play around with the frame-rate to get it out there. It was a really rough version. But the Wii U devkit has since improved and we're now working on updated hardware. The E3 version was not good."
I bet this will be showed at September conference. It is in the promotional stuff, Nintendo should be pushing it. Sadly, I believe Nintendo has a wrong meaning of "hardcore" if they think Ninja Gaiden will "fill" that area, which at first never needed anything.
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