Nuvendil on 10 July 2016
curl-6 said:
Most likely, seeing as it will be the last Wii U game that strives to push the platform, and is the culimination of many years of extensive experience with the hardware. It's been a long road for Nintendo from this:
To this:
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A long road but a surprisingly smooth one. The one benefit of the Wii on visual tech for Nintendo is that it did alow them to ease in to HD and also let them get the "brown with bloom" phase out of their system before making the jump. I mean, you look at Skyward Sword and you can definitely see they were well positioned for the jump and had figured out a lot of things others struggled on when jumping to HD (foliage, most notably).
