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Mazty said:
Kasz216 said:
Mazty said:


When the form factor is considered, the Wii U will be kicking out very little graphical power - most likely a slight improvement on 6 year old consoles. 

Side note: How come ""HAVE FUN! LMFAO! " isn't allowed yet TheSource can say innane babble like the Wii U is as powerful as a 2009 super computer which is saying its performance will be around 35,000 GFlops? 

Because "HAVE FUN! LMAO!" is pretty clear cut trolling.

While Source obviously wasn't talking about an actual super computer.  He obviously meant a good computer you'd buy in a store for the timeperiod.

To go crazy and complain about the phrasing like you are is extremely pedantic.

It's like flying off the handle at someone for complaining that they said they could care less.

Extremely pedantic? Super computer is an actual term - I'm not assigning some abritary definition to a phrase. Also his comment doesn't even hold up for a good gaming PC....it's just a post that's devoid of thought.

I could just as easily argue that calling HFLMAO trolling is being pedantic because you could very well have fun with the console so it's not even an insult, but just as pointless as the super computer remark...Pot,kettle,black...

First off... how in the world would you rationalize LMAO in that?  Trolling =/= insult by the way.  I'd suggest reviewing internet terms so you don't end up accidentally breaking forum rules.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_%28Internet%29  The comment was needlessly inflamatory. 

Second off... yes.  It's extremely pedantic because anyone who is on this board knows he doesn't mean a computer built for massive research operations... it'd be silly to suggeest that he meant otherwise.

People use the term super computer "off brand" all the time.

'That said.  Any issues with modding should be sent to Axumblade as complaining about modding outside of specifically designated threads is in of itself a moderatable offense per forum rules.