It might. However, I believe that Zelda will be the game to push the Wii U to the limits. Monolith Soft will be close behind though. I say if they make a second game, then they will have reached the limits of the Wii U. Nintendo is still easily getting 60fps, so I say once games start getting to 720p/30fps, that is when the system will have reached its limits. However, I don't care about graphics much, gameplay and story is what I care about:)

I hope so!! It looks amazing so far! Heck, if it didn't then wtf will

At the moment. Yes. In the long run. No. This will show what the Wii U can do but I am sure the Wii U will be more capable in the future.

Months ago I could believe the game would be amazing and a must have.. but after knowing mk8 is only at 720p, my hopes are giving up for this game. It will eventually get downgraded from what we've seen and will have framerate issues..

While the enviornments of XenoBlade Chronicles were spectacular, some of the enemy designs were a biiiiit lackluster.



Let's hope everything looks its best. Regardless, can't wait to give it a play. ^_^

It will be amazing for sure, but getting to the limit of a console demands optimization experience, that you only get after several games.

I hope the game gets more art styley. It seems to be less colorful than Xenoblade was and I dont like that. (I cant see grey or brown games anymore.)

I dont want it to be comic style etc. just give me some places that look like paradise and a bit more saturation.

oh yeah and keep it BLOOMLESS! Bloom is shit.

And please make it a Singleplayer game with multiplayer mode and dont make it some kind of mmorpg game that just has repetitive gameplay.

With its wide open world it will likely make better use of Wii U's RAM than any other game we've seen so far.

From a GPU perspective however, I expect Shin'en's Fast Racing Neo to top it, if only cos those guys are wizards when it comes to graphics.

CPU wise, it depends on how many NPCs we get per scene.

It will likely be one of the best looking and most demanding games on the system, but I don't think it will completely max out the hardware. That will fall to a later game, if at all.

Nintendo games don't get downgraded graphically.