Un FAIL ???
Ud si vio toda la conferencia o se la paso pensando cuando presentarían el nuevo aparato y por eso se le amargo la presentacion ?
El que no la vio fue otro
Un FAIL ???
Ud si vio toda la conferencia o se la paso pensando cuando presentarían el nuevo aparato y por eso se le amargo la presentacion ?
Cuando es el Tokyo Game Show? De pronto allá se animen a mostrar la consola...
Primera impresion, fail, falta ver juegos y no PORTS!
Hay esperanza, no todo esta perdido.....
Cuando es el Tokyo Game Show? De pronto allá se animen a mostrar la consola...
Ah! Yo no vi el de Sony
Resumen de la Conferencia de Microsoft: http://www.anidragon.net/node/1527
Videos de la conferencia de Microsoft: http://www.anidragon.net/node/1530
Resumen de la conferencia de Sony: http://www.anidragon.net/node/1531
Videos de la conferencia de Sony: http://www.anidragon.net/node/1532
Faltaria resumen y videos de la conferencia de Ubisoft, porque esa conferencia estuvo muy buena.
Ahí el compañero neon los había posteado.
Ese mando está muy bacano y las funciones que cumplen son excelentes... Lo malo es que por las filtraciones sobre la nueva consola todos estabamos esperando el anuncio, y como no se hizo entonces vemos la conferencia como un FAIL.
Por lo menos yo si considero que Nintendo la embarró. Por cierto, cuanto costará el aparatico nuevo?
" No presentaron la consola porque es "una caja" el atractivo del dia era el mando "
" No presentaron la consola porque es "una caja" el atractivo del dia era el mando "
Lo que hay que leer :cansado:
Nintendo just announced the Wii U on stage at its E3 press conference, and while the new controller is interesting, we're all wondering just how powerful this "HD" console is. Game Informer's seen the demos shown off on stage in person, and apparently it's about as nice as you'd imagine: Not quite as high quality as the other HD consoles, but definitely better than the standard Wii.
Nintendo doesn't have actual games to show yet, but there are a few interactive demos running. Chase Mii has Mario characters running around a maze and uses the Wii U controller's screen to track other players in the game. Battle Mii uses traditional Wii controllers as well as the Wii U controller, and GI says controls are a little tighter and quicker than the traditional Wii can handle (though the gyroscope in the new, presumably still a work in progress, controller is still a little awkward). Finally, Shield Pose has you moving the Wii controller around to try and block called shots coming in from a pirate ship, and is supposed to be fun in a sort of follow-the-leader way.
We'll look for all three demos on the show floor this week, so stay tuned for our own impressions on just what the Wii U can and can't do so far. There's not a lot of information available yet (the Wii U is due sometime in 2012, and there's no price listed at all), but already it looks like the Wii U will definitely shake up console gaming.
Update: The Guardian also got to play with the Wii U, and says the console will be HD via HDMI, and have internal Flash memory, along with SD and USB solutions for adding more. The system will be backwards-compatible with the Wii (which we heard at the press event), and play both discs and downloadable software.