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NSBmii ugh...epic fail nintendo...its a good game but like we saw with nintendogs on 3ds... people wont buy the same game twice...at least i think they wont..
It won't be Zelda since it's too close to SS, Mario will be there in the form of NSMBMii (sadly), Smash Bros hasn't even begun development and I don't Nintendo would release Mario Karts on top of each other like that. Nintendo's first party lineup may have to just be the second stringers. However, Nintendo can do well Starfox, Metroid and Pikmin in the launch window.
Not blind people.blind people cant play games either
whats your point. :
You should let them know that they didn't fully fix it... I'd imagine they'd do it again for free.you speaking to me?
Well, looks like I've got yet another problem with my system, and I've got a question about it. There is some kind of static or other graphical defect that happens in most games, usually when special effects like wind and fog happen but it shows in other places as well. It's kind of difficult for me to explain, but it looks something like the problem in this video I found:yea my wii got that.... i never sent it in because it wasnt too distracting but.... my wii stopped reading disc a few months ago so i had to send it in for 80 dollars... i drove to the nintendo center...there was one like 1 hour away...call nintendo to see if you can drive there..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJNMO9PALZ8
It started small and so I just let it go, but it's been getting worse and becoming distracting. I have a feeling that eventually it is going to stop working. To make sure that it is the system and not the TV, I tried it on another TV and also using a different cable, and got the same result.
From what I can gather, this is a problem with the GPU. So my question is to people who have experienced this issue themselves and sent it in for repair: did you keep all of your data? If there's a risk the data will be deleted (or if doing so is a part of the repair process), then I'll probably just ride it out and see how much longer it lasts.
The difference between the Gamecube controller and Wiimote is the Gamecube controller was never required to play multiplayer games on the Wii. Nintendo has made it very clear that you'll need to use Wiimotes to play multiplayer games on the Wii U since the controller will be very expensive and the system won't be able to handle four Wii U controllers at the same time.this is what i hope.. because i need wiimote for FPS games like metroid prime and call of duty!
Since the Wiimote will still be an important part of the Wii U, it's not going anywhere. I'd imagine a good number of Nintendo games will still be made to be controlled with it since it'll be something most Wii U owners will still have.
how much did it cost? im going to email him today...let me know if it works..
I have already sent my TG16 controller in to have its cord replaced with a NES one so that it can be used on my adapter.
