I have a Wii U - General Discussion.

Banjo wrote: »

When a man is tired of Pokémon, he is tired of life.

Or going through puberty. But don't worry, when the hormones settle down you can always come back...

Pokemon is not the type of game that would appeal to me. I guess I might as well box up the Wii-U until the new Zelda comes out. Sorry, very negative post I know, but its like a desert at the moment.

Deano7788 wrote: »

Would you not be at all interested in Hyrule Warriors?

Right now, no. (subject to change) Maybe I just don't know enough about it, but to me it seems like a stopgap for the real Zelda game we all want. The hack and slash gameplay seems like it would get repetitive, note however that I have never played any of the previous games from that series.

Deano7788 wrote: »

Crap does that mean I haven't hit puberty yet???!!! I've been playing since Red/Blue without missing a generation!

Yeah, I'm afraid so. Overstimulation of the Hypokémus causes your body to remain in a childlike state until you hit your fifties, at which point you benjamin-button your way back to being a zygote.

@SouthTippBass - Hyrule Warriors is so much more than a shallow stop-gap Zelda cash-in. It comes with a scarf. A SCARF!

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Banjo wrote: »

@SouthTippBass - Hyrule Warriors is so much more than a shallow stop-gap Zelda cash-in. It comes with a scarf. A SCARF!

SOLD!

Am I the only who doesnt like the dynasty warriors thing? Millions of enemies hack and slash, more enemies, button bash, etc..
Hyrule warriors being just a skin over it really doesnt appeal to me at all I have to say.

Pokemon doesnt do it for me either, I was a little old when that craze hit so I never saw the appeal. I'm not sayin its not good or addictive etc just that it wasnt the in things when I was growing up so I missed the boat. Now I couldnt be bothered with it.

Bayonetta on the other hand. Now that will be fantastic if its even half as good as the first one. Such fun.

Give Pokemon a chance, man. I was in my early 20s when I first played it, and that was long before it became socially acceptable for people over 6 to know what a bulbasaur was. (Oh wait. It's still not ) At it's core it's the stat-grinding RPG to end them all. The main barrier to entry is the massive amount of Pokemon you need to learn the names of, but that's really more of a post-game/meta-game thing. When you're playing the main quest it's far more organic - you learn the types of the 'mon you're encountering and the moves they learn by leveling up your own

Radiosonde wrote: »

Nah, mainstream opinion is that is _____ Warriors completely suck. Surprised anyone outside a small existing fanbase cares about Hyrule W.

Pokemon games have plenty of hidden depth, but can be offputting to uninitiated adults thanks to games' tendencies to treat everyone like they're 7.

Got anything to back that up, from reading peoples thoughts who have imported the game so far they all seem to agree that it is a good game for people who have not really experienced a Musou game or do not know that much about Zelda, but it is a great game if you know about both, it also have reviewed very well in Japan, it will easily sell 1 million plus copies.

sweetie wrote: »

cheers

Will it affect what is already on my wii u and will it work with a softmodded wii? Also will it just copy or remove the save files from the wii? thanks

It will work with a softmodded wii but obviously anything you don't have a licence for (like homebrew channel etc.) won't copy over. Beware that once you do the process everything is moved to the Wii U, the Wii is wiped clean. No idea what happens with stuff already in vWii on the Wii U.

You can also copy (most of) the savegames using an SD card I think. Copy them from Wii to SD card and then SD card to Wii U.

if your Wii is softmodded I think you can do a NAND backup prior to moving everything over, then recover the NAND so your Wii still has all that good stuff installed on it. Haven't actually done this myself though and I don't know if there are implications of having a Wii and vWii with the same ID. But if you're sticking your Wii out in the back room with no internet access for the kids to play VC titles on, it should be ok.

Radiosonde wrote: »

Do I really need to back up that up? DW is popular in Japan and has a cult following in the West, but is not really respected or well-reviewed over here? I thought that was generally considered true.

To boot, there already is a Fist of the North Star one on wii u, and its considered f***ing terrible. I certainly did not pick up a Wii u to play this kind of crap and I'm disappointed to see Nintendo padding the release schedule with one.

Sounds like the console is a bit wasted on you.

Radiosonde wrote: »

Yeah cause I don't want to play a game in a series that I could already play on PS3 if I was interested. This is the Japanese FIFA/CoD, the sort of thing WiiU fans usually mock, but stick a Zelda skin on there and suddenly the console is "wasted" on me because I don't care? Take the blinkers off man.

Yet another ridiculous sweeping statement with nothing to back it up.