Busted on 21 September 2012
| outlawauron said: This sounds about right. Developers will have an easier time and produce a better game as they become more accustomed to making games on the platform. It's the same hurdle they had with the PS3 six years ago. |
of course -"With the Wii U being new hardware, we're still getting used to developing for it, so there are still a lot of things we don't know yet to bring out the most of the processing power. There's a lot that still needs to be explored in that area."- that's common sense, but i want to know all the secrets behind the wii u, if the cpu alone is weaker there's a reason for it, to save costs or power (energy) but then, is the GPGPU competent enough to efficiently ''help'' the CPU? it seems, that question -what a gpgpu is?- is a legit question i was expecting someonte to explain it at least briefly :( because i'm just curious.
