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lass uns doch eine Petition starten!Ja ihch weiß,das wird eh nichts,aber für eunser krankes,abnormales Hobby machen wir doch gern was,nech?
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Pinaccle schrieb:http://keine-neue-wii-fussballideen.findichscheisse.de/
tragt euch alle ein,ich schick es dann zum support von nintendo.
August 7, 2006 - With only a few months left before the release of Nintendo's new generation console, every publisher, developer and hardware manufacturer seems to have a friend of a friend who knows something about Wii's release date and price point. Over the last week, IGN has been able to compile the juiciest rumors for your reading pleasure. Please keep in mind that Nintendo has yet to announce an official release date or price point for its new system and as such, everything below should be considered with a grain of salt.
Microsoft's Xbox 360 console is out and Sony announced a release date for PlayStation 3 months ago. So the big question is, when will Wii launch? The only official answer from Nintendo is sometime before the Thanksgiving holiday in America. But sources -- both on the hardware and development side -- argue that the console will be hitting much sooner.
A number of big-name publishers are set to release their Wii games in mid-to-late October, which suggests that a system debut could not be that far off. And several insiders have told IGN that Tuesday, November 2 could, in fact, be the big day.
Thing is, not all of our contacts are in agreement on the date. Some have suggested that November 12 could, instead, by Wii's launch date. Regardless, though, it seems that Wii fans can look forward to their console sooner rather than later.
Sources suggest that Wii will launch with a $229 price tag and will be available in both black and white.
Insiders claim to have seen final hardware. The Broadway CPU is allegedly in the 750 CL line, a continuation of the 750 GX series. IBM may be working on a revised Broadway chip with a lower clock speed for a future Nintendo handheld -- presumably one that plays GameCube discs.
Nintendo has allegedly bumped production of Wii hardware to 5.5 million units by the end of the year, a significant upgrade to previous numbers. The jump is purportedly based on the positive reaction to Wii from press and industry analysts at E3 2006.
The console is unlikely to be region-free, although the lock is unrelated to hardware; a firmware update could theoretically allow gamers to play import software.
We presented this information to Nintendo of America for response, but a spokesperson for the company said that it does not comment on rumors and speculation.
Insiders claim to have seen final hardware. The Broadway CPU is allegedly in the 750 CL line, a continuation of the 750 GX series.
Square Enix on next gen
Yoichi Wada talks about what game creators need to do for next-gen platforms and hints that an upcoming Square Enix venture may be hardware-based.
By Walt Wyman, GameSpot
Posted Aug 7, 2006 12:15 pm PT
Last week, Yoichi Wada, the president of Square Enix and chairman of the Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA), gave his candid opinion on the "growing pains" that have faced the game industry. Now, in the second part of a two-part interview with Nikkei Business Online, Wada explains why next-generation games must be innovative and hints at a new, possibily hardware-based release from Square Enix.
Wada said that with the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3, and Microsoft Windows Vista operating system all nearing release, users will demand more innovation from the game industry.
"If we don't see some [next-generation] titles that differ from traditional games, the industry is in trouble. Nintendo's DS lineup gives you an idea of the potential... There is a demand for something new from the users... Entertainment is not a necessity, so the users don't know what they should demand. It's up to the creators to think about this."
As for the timing, Wada doesn't necessarily see dramatic changes right away: "After three years there will definitely be some [changes] underway [sic]... But this is entertainment after all, so you never know where the next big thing will come from... An exceptional creator can pull off rehashing the same material. This is the easiest thing to do when you're struggling with your content and model. This is fine as long as you pursue efficiency. This is what we've been doing for a long time, and in the process reached a profit rate of over 30 percent. However, this is what Square Enix did when the model was unchanging. Now things are different."
However, the nature of the business dictates that innovation must occur at a sustainable pace, he said. "You really have to dig deep within yourself to produce something new; you can't force it," Wada said. "We must change. But if we change all at once, the system will collapse, and since our profits are built on that system, it's a difficult question. So you have to introduce change from a completely unrelated direction within a separate budget framework. This is something all the companies are worrying about right now. Fortunately, we're financially prepared to handle change."
He observed that the outstanding examples of successful products in the recent past--the Nintendo DS and Apple iPod--are hardware. "The strategy behind Nintendo and the iPod, to create a new environment based on hardware, is completely valid," he said. "But, this is impossible if you don't have experience making hardware."
Then Wada made a surprising comment about the future direction of his company, which had been primarily software-driven.
"This is one of the reasons Square Enix will collaborate with Taito, a company that produces physical hardware," he said. "In our talks with Taito, ideas for an actual physical product have come up. In any case, we will be releasing some 'thing.' It's interesting in that it's not the sort of thing you expect from Square Enix."
Secret of Evermore schrieb:Und bedeutet das was gute
Code:Insiders claim to have seen final hardware. The Broadway CPU is allegedly in the 750 CL line, a continuation of the 750 GX series.
tweaker06 schrieb:der gb-nachfolger wird cube-leistung/abwärtskompatibilität haben und ein einzelnes großes touch-display. vielleicht noch einen eingebauten kippsensor wie im wiimote/ps3 pad.
imo wäre das ein geiler handheld![]()
Rageradeon schrieb:tweaker06 schrieb:der gb-nachfolger wird cube-leistung/abwärtskompatibilität haben und ein einzelnes großes touch-display. vielleicht noch einen eingebauten kippsensor wie im wiimote/ps3 pad.
imo wäre das ein geiler handheld![]()
Das wäre der selbstfördernde Tot des DS. Wenn dann ohne "Touch".
Der Gameboy stand nie für Innovation, sondern eher Evolution, vorausgestetzt es wird ein Gameboy-Derivat.
der insider durfte das anscheinend nicht ausplappern und bevor jemand ärger bekommt hat ign das lieber aus dem artikel genommen.Insiders claim to have seen final hardware. The Broadway CPU is allegedly in the 750 CL line, a continuation of the 750 GX series. IBM may be working on a revised Broadway chip with a lower clock speed for a future Nintendo handheld -- presumably one that plays GameCube discs.
Oder es war einfach schlichtweg ein fakeRolyet schrieb:Hmm, könnte also heissen das das die richtige Hardware ist, warum sonst so ein aufstand?
HiPhish schrieb:Oder es war einfach schlichtweg ein fakeRolyet schrieb:Hmm, könnte also heissen das das die richtige Hardware ist, warum sonst so ein aufstand?![]()