Machismo Fan wrote: » The Wii U really has been a great system, hasn't it?
Xofpod wrote: » Apologies if this is covered waaay back in the thread - got a Wii U a couple of months ago and really only starting to use it now. Mainly picking up and playing games that I missed on the Wii (Skyward Sword, Galaxy 2) but I'm wondering what people rate as must-play Wii U games?
sligeach wrote: » These are all well worth getting.
Allyall wrote: » There has to be some Irony when Sligeach has the biggest list..
Mr E wrote: » Still is, you cheeky pup.
MilesMorales1 wrote: » I'm not against getting xenoblade like, but I didn't like the 3DS one and its kinda expensive to spend 60 quid on a game I might like.
Pac1Man wrote: » Exact same, although I didn't play the previous game on any format yet. Not sure if it's my type of game even though it would look great on the shelf!:o Can't even wait until it drops to €30 like other console games.
Star Lord wrote: » I'd read somewhere (or heard in one of the videos, I don't really remember) that the characters will unlock in the Wii U version for owners of the 3DS version.
cherryghost wrote: » Honestly I cant wait for Christmas to roll on, I love playing the Wii U with my friends and family
Allyall wrote: » Somoene has put up the Zelda Wii U with Zelda downloaded and Yoshi's Wooly World (physical) on Adverts for €220 (Boxed etc.). I don't look there often, but that seem very cheap, and it could go for less depending on what's offered.. Do they often go that cheap? I wiuld have thought the Zelda version especially, would have been more expensive. But I suppose it is only the controller..
smokingman wrote: » I have played FAST Racing NEO and it was good.. Had one go of the online but my crap connection meant a bit of stuttering but the one player is gorgeous, fast, tough and most importantly fun!
murphyebass wrote: » That'd be great if it came to Wii U as I can't see myself buying an XboxOne whilst I own a Wii U and a PS4
McLoughlin wrote: » There was a comment made by Microsoft that Rare Replay could be released on wii u if Rare wanted to, Would be nice especially if you slipped in Donkey Kong and/or Goldeneyehttp://attackofthefanboy.com/news/microsoft-studios/
Rumour: Nintendo Software Technology Working On Free-To-Play amiibo Game, Could Be Switching To Mobile In The FutureBig changes happening at Nintendo's US-based studio Nintendo Software Technology - as we've reported in the past - has endured a troubled history of late. The studio responsible for Wave Race: Blue Storm and Mario vs. Donkey Kong was once a major player in Nintendo's network of internal studios, but the costly disaster that was Project H.A.M.M.E.R. resulted in a massive exodus of talent and NST being limited in terms of what projects it was allowed to handle. The studio is now primarily a digital-only outfit - it's last release was Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars on the Wii U and 3DS eShops - and we've been giving information on its next venture, a free-to-play title for Wii U and 3DS which will use amiibo to unlock content. According to our source - who is familiar with NST and the project - the game is apparently finished and expected to launch at the start of 2016 in North America. It will be free to download for any player who owns a compatible amiibo, but we've been told that this is part of a special promotional campaign, which means it could become a paid-for release after a period of time. To confuse matters, Nintendo of Europe is apparently keen to release it as an entirely free download later in the year. In other news relating to NST, a recent job ad suggested that the studio was looking into developing smartphone games. We've since found out that the ad listing was posted somewhat ahead of time at the behest of Shigeki Yamashiro, NST's president. Yamashiro is, according to our source, exploring the possibility of turning NST into a totally mobile studio, although it is understood that no mobile games have actually entered production as of today - NCL has yet to give its blessing to the proposed shift. We've also been told that NST's staff are less than happy with the idea - which is hardly surprising, when you consider that many of them will have signed up to work on Nintendo's own hardware, not smartphones. As of now, it would appear that the proposal is still just that, and no firm decision has been made on the future of NST. We should stress that while we have the utmost confidence in our source, some of the above details may be subject to change and should be treated as rumour until official confirmation arrives from Nintendo itself.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I have a PS4 and WiiU, as well as another 50 odd consoles and handhelds, the Xbox One is incoming for Christmas. I also have the Rare collection, together with Halo 5 and the collection of HD Halo games waiting alongside it. The Rare collection is superb, I can't wait to dip back into the Spectrum and N64 content. A Nintendo edition, including Goldeneye would be stellar though