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fleischr on 28 April 2014
Train wreck said:

Im getting the game for PS4.

 

My prediction from Ubisoft:

1.PS3

2.x360

3.PS4

4.XOne

5.Wii U

I think the more compelling question is where it'll meta highest.



I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

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S.Peelman on 28 April 2014
VitroBahllee said:
I'm getting on the Xbox One. The idea that that Xbox One edition will be last is pretty funny, S. Peelman.

Because reasons.



ghettoglamour on 28 April 2014

1. PS4
2. X1
3. PS3
4. 360
5. Wii U

The standard for the most cross-gen multiplats I guess. Switching PS3 & 360 is likely, the rest is pretty much given.



Game of the year 2017 so far:

5. Resident Evil VII
4. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
3. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
2. Horizon Zero Dawn
1. Super Mario Odyssey

fleischr on 28 April 2014
Xenostar said:
fleischr said:
1) PS4
2) Wii U
3) PS3
4) X1
5) 360

Among multi-console owners, I think the favored platform is actually the Wii U since the co-op is similar to mario galaxy. PS4 wins it though because of absolute advantage.


Co-Op works perfectly on PS4 too, thanks to motion controls in the pad, as Infamous (Spray painting) has shown you dont even need the camera for aiming


Interesting, but I still think Wii' Us motion controls are favored over PS4's because they are more familiar and fit the use case of aiming a small ball of light across the screen. If the game has some gamepad features as Rayman Legends did, that lends a further advantage to getting the Wii U version.



I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

Barozi on 28 April 2014

I really, really, really don't think we will ever get the answer to that question.



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VitroBahllee on 28 April 2014
fleischr said:
Xenostar said:
fleischr said:

Among multi-console owners, I think the favored platform is actually the Wii U since the co-op is similar to mario galaxy.

 


Interesting, but I still think Wii' Us motion controls are favored over PS4's because they are more familiar and fit the use case of aiming a small ball of light across the screen. If the game has some gamepad features as Rayman Legends did, that lends a further advantage to getting the Wii U version.

I have an Xbox One and a Wii U and I never even considered getting the Wii U version. I'd rather get acheivements than use the Gamepad. I'm sure among multi-console owners, the version of a multiplat with trophies/acheivements probably takes the cake for many people.



CladInShadows on 28 April 2014

Is there expected to be any graphical difference between the XBONE/PS4 versions and the 360/PS3/U versions?



Xenostar on 28 April 2014
fleischr said:
Xenostar said:
fleischr said:
1) PS4
2) Wii U
3) PS3
4) X1
5) 360

Among multi-console owners, I think the favored platform is actually the Wii U since the co-op is similar to mario galaxy. PS4 wins it though because of absolute advantage.


Co-Op works perfectly on PS4 too, thanks to motion controls in the pad, as Infamous (Spray painting) has shown you dont even need the camera for aiming


Interesting, but I still think Wii' Us motion controls are favored over PS4's because they are more familiar and fit the use case of aiming a small ball of light across the screen. If the game has some gamepad features as Rayman Legends did, that lends a further advantage to getting the Wii U version.


Im actully interested to find out how dual control works when playing single player, theres been very little info about it. I was hopeing on PS4 you could control the girl with the analogue stick and the glowy light with the light bar and or motion sensors, if theyve got one on each analoguie stick that will be a mind fuck when they cross over each other. 



fleischr on 28 April 2014
VitroBahllee said:
fleischr said:
Xenostar said:
fleischr said:

Among multi-console owners, I think the favored platform is actually the Wii U since the co-op is similar to mario galaxy.

 


Interesting, but I still think Wii' Us motion controls are favored over PS4's because they are more familiar and fit the use case of aiming a small ball of light across the screen. If the game has some gamepad features as Rayman Legends did, that lends a further advantage to getting the Wii U version.

I have an Xbox One and a Wii U and I never even considered getting the Wii U version. I'd rather get acheivements than use the Gamepad. I'm sure among multi-console owners, the version of a multiplat with trophies/acheivements probably takes the cake for many people.

I own a 360 and a Wii U and I never considered getting the 360 version. I'd rather use the Gamepad and Wii mote than get achievements. I'm sure among multi-console owners who want the best gameplay experience, whether or not the version has trophies/achievements is pretty meaningless to them.



I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

VitroBahllee on 28 April 2014
fleischr said:

I own a 360 and a Wii U and I never considered getting the 360 version. I'd rather use the Gamepad and Wii mote than get achievements. I'm sure among multi-console owners who want the best gameplay experience, whether or not the version has trophies/achievements is pretty meaningless to them.


I'm sure that the idea of the gamepad offering the 'best' gameplay experience is extremely subjective. Also, third party software almost never does best on Wii U out of all platforms. Also, traditionally multiplatform software does best on the other two systems. All of these considerations taken together make your contention that the Wii U will be the second place platform, after PS4, out of PS4, Xbox One, PS3, and Xbox 360 seem rather weak to me. If more people thought like you, the Wii U wouldn't be doing so poorly. I don't perceive the single-touch, 480p screen that has a rapidly draining battery as offering me better gameplay than a standard controller.