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Hiku said:
JazzB1987 said:
DrasticDracon said:

Makes you LOL at Wii U's storage capacity.

This will probably trigger a lot of people to finally buy an SD card or HDD for their console.


Why?
Its not like everyone wants to pay way to much for overpriced built in harddrives.

I am more than happy with something like this:


or with my NAS thats sitting next to my router.


Speaking of overpriced, we pay around $50 for 24GB more (the difference between 8GB and 32GB), seeing as the price difference between the Premium model and the other one tends to be around $50. And even then, it's still not enough space to even fit more than one game, depending on which games you pick, as several of them take up more than half of the space.

Uhm

Sensor bar?
Gamepad stand?
The 10% promotion on the eshop?

and I am pretty sure they dont use the cheapest flash memory (the one inside WiiU has to last longer than the average flash drive)


For me the WiiU flash memory was always savegame etc  stuff. I never thought it exists for game downloads.




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VanceIX said:
Nintendo missed a big opportunity by using proprietary discs. If they shelled out the cash for a bluray licence, this wouldn't be a problem and the Wii U would also have more prowess in terms of entertaiment and media playback.

Ah well, hopefully next time I suppose.


Are you really surprised when they went with cartridges in the 5th gen and always used proprietary disc formats every gen after so they wouldn't have to pay license fees?



VanceIX said:
Nintendo missed a big opportunity by using proprietary discs. If they shelled out the cash for a bluray licence, this wouldn't be a problem and the Wii U would also have more prowess in terms of entertaiment and media playback.

Ah well, hopefully next time I suppose.

The last thing they needed was to be shelling out more cash, they already lost money on Wii U for it's first year on the market.



Ultrashroomz said:
Good golly, imagine downloading the digital version of the game.

Even if its 50 gb its not that bad.  For one Nintendo has started allowing you to donwload games early, so you will have like 99% of the game downloaded weeks before the release date so it will only take 10 seconds ot update to be able to play and 50 gb dont' take too long.  plus just have it download over night.  



I don't think I've ever known of an open world game that used two discs. Have any of you?



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irstupid said:
Ultrashroomz said:
Good golly, imagine downloading the digital version of the game.

Even if its 50 gb its not that bad.  For one Nintendo has started allowing you to donwload games early, so you will have like 99% of the game downloaded weeks before the release date so it will only take 10 seconds ot update to be able to play and 50 gb dont' take too long.  plus just have it download over night.  


i think the problem is that many people like to cheapout on the internetservice...

the basic tarif is just for old persons who watch some youtubevideos young folks send em on facebook and for porn.

just pay the 5€ more for the 50k...



SjOne said:
Mystro-Sama said:


But can the Wii U read dual layers?


It clearly can't, otherwise this article wouldn't exist.

Or it can and the devs are just hyping the game's content?



I hope it runs stable... Unlike Metroid Other M bricked my Wii. :S



Mystro-Sama said:
SjOne said:


It clearly can't, otherwise this article wouldn't exist.

Or it can and the devs are just hyping the game's content?


of course it can. 25GB per layer. -.-



EricFabian said:
Mystro-Sama said:

Or it can and the devs are just hyping the game's content?


of course it can. 25GB per layer. -.-


I'm still skeptical though...