Deano7788 wrote: » It's still €249.99 in Smyths, or €279.99 for the Wind Waker bundle.
Valentine1 wrote: » I love Nintendo and be devastated to see them stop producing hardware. on the other hand Zelda and Mario on PS4/XB1, that could be incredible.
DamoElDiablo wrote: » There's not even the slightest chance of either of those things happening! It'd take a hell of a lot more than the poor sales of the Wii U to put enough of a dent in Nintendo's bank balance for that to happen.
DARK-KNIGHT wrote: » I agree no way will nintendo allow a console to die, it would cripple thwir stocks and damage nintendos rep in a massive way. Also in a year 3 million consoles sold thats not bad xbox one sold 3.1 million in 3 months but remember nintendo are specialists in 1st party titles.. Im playing my wii u more than my xbox one that says a lot about the wii u the games are class and the gamepad is amazing i love my wii u
Valentine1 wrote: » Not having a Crack at the Wii U in anyway, I'm just wondering what its future might hold. Even if was announced over night that they would be no further games released I'd still want one. I agree that it is very unlikely that we'll see Mario on PS4 but I now find myself wondering if its a possibility. 3 Million consoles sold world wide in a year is awful and not sustainable, even now the 360 is selling more than that in 6 Months just in the US. the bare figures might suggest that it is profitable per unit but in terms of Market share it is a disaster and that will have a massively detrimental effect on the health of the Company. I may be incorrect but from what I understand the Game Cube was millstone round Nintendo's neck for the first 2 or 3 years of its life and but for the DS Nintendo would have been in serious trouble.
murphyebass wrote: » The 3ds allows Nintendo to do whatever the flip it wants. It's still selling by the bucket full. Nintendo won't be making games for Sony or Microsoft any time soon. I wouldn't rule it out altogether but it's very unlikely any time soon. And again it has a really strong 2014 lineup so lets see how it fairs. I reckon smash bros, mario kart and zelda still have enough pull to sell console in 2014/15.
DARK-KNIGHT wrote: » im sure we will see mario 3d land dlc at some stage...
/\/ollog wrote: » new dlc packs?
DARK-KNIGHT wrote: » Could be rumour tbh heard it a couple of weeks ago in gamestop could be ****etalk
/\/ollog wrote: » I was poking fun at you using 3dLAND instead of 3dWORLD, but okay
Banjo wrote: » SM3DL has DLC? Hold the phone! BTW, someone was talking about Injustice DLC the other day, so I fired it up and tried to get it. None for sale in the shop even after installing the latest patch. Did some light googling and it appears that it's not available in Ireland, Australia and a couple of other places but has been released for UK and Germany. Not sure why, my money is on Lobo's super move involing a rusty hook and graphic fornication with a space dolphin. Apparently you can get around it by creating a second profile on the WiiU with a country code set to UK, then download it from the eShop, content is then available for all profiles on the console. Handy, but also a damning indictment of Nintendos half-arsed account management policies.
murphyebass wrote: » Just bought the latest edition of the official Nintendo magazine. Donkey Kong on the cover caught my attention. Looks great. Will have to wait until I'm home before opening it up properly though as I'd be a bit embarresed in work. Looks very childish in fairness. I tend to read Edge or Games if I'm in work as the look a bit more "adult". I know I shouldnt care etc but well I do.
Ol' Donie wrote: » Heh, I occasionally buy Gamesmaster even though it's for kids. It's more of a nostalgia thing, though. Very occasionally buy the Nintendo one too.
Ol' Donie wrote: » It's good stuff, isn't it? :-D Related question: anything decent on WiiU eshop/virtual console recently? Haven't bought anything since the Street Fighter games. Any word on N64 games? Haven't bought a new version of OOT since the 3ds! Also, are they still adding games to the regular Wii virtual console? Edit: i used to be an absolute divil for buying loads of magazines. Had to call a halt to it, was spending a fortune. Normally just get Games tm these days. Thinking about stopping that, though, since i have very little time to play these days, and 100% of that is spent on Nintendo. Which means i don't want to know about PS4 or Xbox.
Ol' Donie wrote: » To be fair I've a couple of shelves (really) of xbox games I'd love to get stuck into...still haven't played RDR or the Zombie one, GTAV (started it the week it came out, it's amazing), only played a few hours of Resi 6, Hitman, etc. Not to mention I've played hardly any of Mario 3D world, got Windwaker the day it came out, played way less than ten hours... Did manage to play through Pikmin 3. Reason enough to love WiiU. Impossible not to smile through it
gflood wrote: » the WiiU has some fantastic games. Albeit, not many games, but there are at least the following must haves Windwaker Wonderful 101 Pikmin 3 Mario 3D World NSMB U (I just love this its gorgeous in HD) Rayman Legends Trine 2 Soon: Kart Tropical Freeze Bayonetta 2 (maybe)
druss wrote: » Subtotal of Wii U related purchases to date, so I have something to remind myself of my folly when armed with a credit card. 1) Wii U Premium Nintendoland pack (with ZombiU and Sonic Racer for free) + Super Mario 3D €260 from Amazon 2) Wii Fit Meter and 2nd hand Balance board €36 from Cex UK 3)Rayman Legends, Super Mario Bros 3 + Google Streetview from the online store €25 4) Zelda Windwaker HD from Zavvi €37 5)unofficial Wii Mote + nunchuck from Dealextreme €15 Running total €373.:eek: And there are still a few other games I should probably get....
cherryghost wrote: » Has anyone got a balance board I can borrow? Mine's up in Longford and I wont get up til February, I want to get my Wii Fit U sorted!