Basically, it won't. For the most part anyways. Since the PS3 and 360 will be supported for another good 2 years, the Wii U will see solid ports till then.
Basically, it won't. For the most part anyways. Since the PS3 and 360 will be supported for another good 2 years, the Wii U will see solid ports till then.
drkohler said:
Where in my post did I mention current gen consoles? |
you mentioned a higher tech console would require more power consumption and then I proved you wrong.
S.T.A.G.E. said:
The issues the Wii U is having is a tech issue and nothing more. Wattage has absolutely nothing to do with it. Third party devs need powerful hardware that is a jump from last gen and the Wii U is on par with last gen. They cannot realize their goals for next gen with the Wii U's tech, plain and simple. People can defend Nintendo all they want but we're talking tech here not the fact that this is a new Nintendo console. Nintendo will get its own games and they will mostly be exclusive. A lot of people will most likely enjoy them regardless of the ignorance. I will have a Wii U as well but I want a next gen console first before I get a Nintendo console for its exclusives. |
you say that based on nothing but hate over nintendo, and as I stated before, repeating that won't magically make it true.
Zero999 said:
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I mentioned nothing of that sort: "You want twice the performance, it costs you twice the power." What part of that sentence don't you understand?
drkohler said:
I mentioned nothing of that sort: "You want twice the performance, it costs you twice the power." What part of that sentence don't you understand? |
then why is wii u more powerful then ps360 while consuming less power? also "The WiiU uses rouhly 35Watts, entire system. Both NextBox and PS4 are probably around 150W (or even more), with more modern components. So any "WiU is similar to NextConsoles" is wishful thinking." that's what you said, you can't unsay now. guess what also consumed 150W? ps3.
seriously stop trying, you're out of arguments since the beggining. i'll stop wasting time with you now.
drkohler said:
I mentioned nothing of that sort: "You want twice the performance, it costs you twice the power." What part of that sentence don't you understand? |
Except, performance and power consumption isn't linear.
For example, my CPU in my PC comes clocked natively at 3.2ghz.
I *could* overclock that to 4ghz and drop the voltage and keep the CPU's power consumption static or even lower than the default settings.
I.E. More performance with less power consumption.
Besides, if what you said was true, we would all need Nuclear power plants in our homes to power just our PC's, because performance has increases many thousands of multiples over the past few decades, so please forgive everyone if they don't take your word as gospel. :)
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Zero999 said:
seriously stop trying, you're out of arguments since the beggining. i'll stop wasting time with you now. |
The Wii U chips are newer and are done by modern fabrication - so they are more efficient. The Wii U has a more powerful GPU than both the 360 and PS3 and has more RAM (2x more usable). But.. it's CPU is slightly worse and the RAM significantly slower. Those components bottleneck the system, so in the end, the three consoles perform pretty much comparably to each other. Wii U will be better at rendering graphics but is worse at handling more CPU intensive software.
Nextgen consoles will be using the latest AMD processors and will have considerably more ram (which is also a lot faster) than the Wii U. So you will see an even bigger jump from the Wii U to PS4/720.
S.T.A.G.E. said:
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Do you really think Sony can reattract the Japanese gamers after loosing so much support with the PS3? PSP had a lot of JRPG's, but now with the PSV many Japanese 3rd party developers are shifting most of their projects to 3DS.
Do you not think that in Japan, this might also become the case for consoles? How many JRPG's really pushed the 360/PS3 graphically? None really, maybe Lost Odyssey, but that's it. Japanese developers don't need that extra graphical push the PS4 has over the Wii U, and if Wii U, like Wii, has a larger install base in Japan, then it's inevitable that we will see more Japanese support on the Wii U then PS4.
Plus Nintendo is very supportive nowdays, with them games like Last Story and Pandora's Tower got funding in the first place. If Square Enix goes to Nintendo and asks for funding for an exclusive FFXV, Nintendo will not say no. It makes a lot more sense to make largely developed games like FFXIII Versus exclusive to Wii U, instead of rebuilding the game for PS4. Plus with all of Sony's financial troubles lately, it's not like they will be able to produce many 1st party JRPG's.
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This could change late into the generation though, I mean in this gen, the 360 was the JRPG machine, and then the PS3 really played catchup with.
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S.T.A.G.E. said: The issues the Wii U is having is a tech issue and nothing more. Wattage has absolutely nothing to do with it. Third party devs need powerful hardware that is a jump from last gen and the Wii U is on par with last gen. They cannot realize their goals for next gen with the Wii U's tech, plain and simple. People can defend Nintendo all they want but we're talking tech here not the fact that this is a new Nintendo console. Nintendo will get its own games and they will mostly be exclusive. A lot of people will most likely enjoy them regardless of the ignorance. I will have a Wii U as well but I want a next gen console first before I get a Nintendo console for its exclusives. |
Ignorance seems to go two ways...
I think Wii U will get noticably more 3rd party exclusives, and more multiplatform games. I think games like Mass Effect 4 (which I think will be available on Wii U since it's based on the Frostbite engine, same engine as Mass Effect 3), and Assassin's Creed 4 will sell decently well on Wii U, enough to justify designing games compatible with Wii U.
That said, there will be a lot of MP games not released on Wii U (e.g. FPS's like Destiny and Battlefield 4), but then again, are these the people we consider "core gamers?"
With regards to the thread at hand, Wii U is not a compeditor to the PS4/Nextbox, it's its own thing, but it will get a lot more 3rd party support then the Wii did. Like I said, I think Wii U will do better in Japan, PS4 will do better in Eu, and 720 will do better in USA. Overall, I dunno how it will go, but we will see games representative of each region become more common on said devices.
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Zero999 said:
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Almost every article on the Wii U's specs has stated that the Wii U is slightly more powerful than the current gen and not a jump into the next gen techonlogically. You cannot be blind man. EA even said its not next gen, because specs-wise it isnt. We all know its Nintendo has its own gen but thats the reason Nintendo never gets anything because they selfishly build their products.