Indeed, there’s hardly anything shown of what the actual system might look like. They teased us with a bunch of shots of the controller and camera, of which we already know what they look like.
So other than a fuzzy shot of a black box and a few possible shots of part of the system everything they showed in that video was either the controller or the Kinect-clone, both of which we already know what they look like. Got it.
I replied because I can. Not hard to figure out. Second of all you’re disparaging and trying to marginalize EA in a Nintendo article; it’s not hard to figure out your intent. Also, sorry but ms and Sony aren’t going 3rd party anytime soon. Its asinine to even consider it but whatever floats peoples boats.
My point still stands, ea leaving will have a negative impact on an already weak 3rd party relations. Your rant was ridiculous.
No and neither did I. Save the ego there. The issue isn’t EA but rather the effect they’ll have on other third parties. Just face it the WiiU is destined to not repeat the success of the Wii. It offers nothing compelling and sales have backed that up. Time for Nintendo to go 3rd party and focus on portable, something I think they’ll have more success with. Besides it’d be neat to have a Mario game on the PS4 or Durango.
