Nasg1
L17: Mentor
Wii wohl nur in weiß. Wollte ich sowie so in weiß.
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Knolli
L15: Wise
wie geil, iwata drop the bomb @europe
Nasg1
L17: Mentor
Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
Stollentroll
L15: Wise
Yay, Wii Sports ist drin. Dann sind 250 imo auf jeden Fall okay.
Knolli
L15: Wise
Nasg1 schrieb:Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
ich WETTE drauf.
Iwata kommt nicht umsonst nach Europa!
freeki
L13: Maniac
Besonders jetzt wo Iwata extra nach Europa geht kann man davon ausgehen! :happy3:Nasg1 schrieb:Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
GoTchA
L12: Crazy
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http://wii.ign.com/articles/732/732707p1.html
IGN hat auch nen Ticker
9:05 EST: Nintendo opens the doors to its event and people pile in.
9:10 EST: A stage shows a lovely oversized Wii font. A wide assortment of Wii kiosks -- still turned off -- sit to the right of the stage.
9:12 EST: Craig, Matt and Mark are tired. They pass the time by talking about the awesome GUI for Wii. Readers couldn't give a damn.
9:15 EST: NOA's VP of marketing and corporate affairs Perrin Kaplan takes the stage. Says Nintendo is going to get started and apologizes for being late. Promises to wrap things up quickly and then invites attendees to play Wii after the presentation.
9:15 EST: Mr. Iwata is in flight to Europe to join NOE for presentation later, Perrin says. Perrin says the presentation will last less than an hour and will be followed by a question and answer session.
9:16 EST: NOA president Reggie Fils-Aime takes stage. "Yes, we will reveal all of the relevant information for Wii. Date, price, how many, titles -- all of that information," Reggie says. "But more importantly, today marks our next planned step in driving this industry forward."
"Our strategy is based on one core belief: that the next step in gaming is bringing gaming back to the masses. It literally is that simple. Appealing to those current games as well as broadening this industry to new gamers," Fils-Aime adds.
9:18 EST: Talks about Nintendo DS. "So far in 2006, everyone is pleased with industry revenue growth that is just about 8 percent through August. But the main contributor to that success is Nintendo DS. If you back out DS growth from the equation, the total equation is 2 percent growth."
Speaks about Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection for DS.
9:25 EST; Today, he says, Nintendo will explain its plans for altering the controller interface and the game.
Wii goes on sale November 19. "The worldwide debut of the Wii system happens right here in the Americas -- the same place where we debuted Nintendo DS. On November 19, it will be available at more than 25,000 points of distribution across the Americas. And with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $249.99. One price. One configuration. One color." Which is, for the record, white.
Plans to ship 4 million Wii consoles between launch and December 31. Americas will receive the largest share of stock.
Inside the box, you'll get the hardware, all the cables, the sensor bar. One Wii remote and one nunchuck controller.
Reggie says there are 40 demo units here today with more than two dozen Wii games. Some are updated versions of games and some are brand new -- that we've never seen before.
9:30 EST: Invites NOA player to show off Wii Sports Bowling. "Been designed from the ground up to be playable by absolutely everyone," player says.
To play the game, the controller is swung backward and then pushed forward -- almost like you'd hit a golf ball. It's as simple as that. You can give the ball spin by tilting the controller as you release.
9:33 EST: Reggie takes stage again.
IGN hat auch nen Ticker
9:05 EST: Nintendo opens the doors to its event and people pile in.
9:10 EST: A stage shows a lovely oversized Wii font. A wide assortment of Wii kiosks -- still turned off -- sit to the right of the stage.
9:12 EST: Craig, Matt and Mark are tired. They pass the time by talking about the awesome GUI for Wii. Readers couldn't give a damn.
9:15 EST: NOA's VP of marketing and corporate affairs Perrin Kaplan takes the stage. Says Nintendo is going to get started and apologizes for being late. Promises to wrap things up quickly and then invites attendees to play Wii after the presentation.
9:15 EST: Mr. Iwata is in flight to Europe to join NOE for presentation later, Perrin says. Perrin says the presentation will last less than an hour and will be followed by a question and answer session.
9:16 EST: NOA president Reggie Fils-Aime takes stage. "Yes, we will reveal all of the relevant information for Wii. Date, price, how many, titles -- all of that information," Reggie says. "But more importantly, today marks our next planned step in driving this industry forward."
"Our strategy is based on one core belief: that the next step in gaming is bringing gaming back to the masses. It literally is that simple. Appealing to those current games as well as broadening this industry to new gamers," Fils-Aime adds.
9:18 EST: Talks about Nintendo DS. "So far in 2006, everyone is pleased with industry revenue growth that is just about 8 percent through August. But the main contributor to that success is Nintendo DS. If you back out DS growth from the equation, the total equation is 2 percent growth."
Speaks about Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection for DS.
9:25 EST; Today, he says, Nintendo will explain its plans for altering the controller interface and the game.
Wii goes on sale November 19. "The worldwide debut of the Wii system happens right here in the Americas -- the same place where we debuted Nintendo DS. On November 19, it will be available at more than 25,000 points of distribution across the Americas. And with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $249.99. One price. One configuration. One color." Which is, for the record, white.
Plans to ship 4 million Wii consoles between launch and December 31. Americas will receive the largest share of stock.
Inside the box, you'll get the hardware, all the cables, the sensor bar. One Wii remote and one nunchuck controller.
Reggie says there are 40 demo units here today with more than two dozen Wii games. Some are updated versions of games and some are brand new -- that we've never seen before.
9:30 EST: Invites NOA player to show off Wii Sports Bowling. "Been designed from the ground up to be playable by absolutely everyone," player says.
To play the game, the controller is swung backward and then pushed forward -- almost like you'd hit a golf ball. It's as simple as that. You can give the ball spin by tilting the controller as you release.
9:33 EST: Reggie takes stage again.
MannyCalavera
L11: Insane
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freeki schrieb:Besonders jetzt wo Iwata extra nach Europa geht kann man davon ausgehen! :happy3:Nasg1 schrieb:Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
Ich verstehe das hier aber anders:
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9:33: The bowling game within Wii Sports allows you to play with up to three of your friends (4 players total). The focus is then brought to Reggie, who confirms Wii boxing as part of the Wii Sports game package. As expected, the Wii Sports game will be bundled with every Wii in North America.
kokett
L05: Lazy
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freeki schrieb:Besonders jetzt wo Iwata extra nach Europa geht kann man davon ausgehen! :happy3:Nasg1 schrieb:Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
OMG! Wenn das so kommt.
Ich flippe aus...
Ich muss mich Sammeln.
Nasg1
L17: Mentor
Art Teitlebaum schrieb:freeki schrieb:Besonders jetzt wo Iwata extra nach Europa geht kann man davon ausgehen! :happy3:Nasg1 schrieb:Knolli schrieb:
yes yes yes.
endlich sind wir auch mal die coolen. bestimmt wii hier zu erst!
Ich verstehe das hier aber anders:
Ja hasb auch schon gesehen. Trozdem die bombe fällt hier.
traeumerr
L08: Intermediate
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lexxil schrieb:tweaker06 schrieb:glaubt ihr das es 250 bei uns werden? 250$ sind ja nur 198, da wären 250 schon etwas happig.
die japaner zahlen dann 170, die amerikaner 198(inkl wiisports) und wir 250 :-?
find ich bissle unfair aber das ist man ja schon gewohnt hier in europa. wir werden immer gemolken....
Glaub mir im Grunde zahlen wir fast das Selbe. Mit den Steuersätzen etc. gleicht sich sowas fast aus.
Würde aber davon asugehen das wir mit 229 rechnen können
Völlig Falsch
- wer lesen kann ist klar im Vorteil - included TAX - steht extra da
In Japan heisst es Value Pack - 25.000
In USA heisst es included WiiSports - 250$
Bei uns??? - das ist nicht Fair - 20 EUR OK aber gleich 50 EUR = 100 DM (so blind bin ich nicht)
Ich will kein WiiSports - wie gesagt ist für mich nur eine Techdemo, mehr nicht - also heisst es wohl für mich und etwa 50 % der Leute die die Wii haben wollten - XBOX360 - Tja so ändern sich die Zeiten - werde jetzt wohl zum ersten mal BIGN Fremd gehen.
Kenneth
L11: Insane
wann genau ist die EURO-PK?
AllGamer
L20: Enlightened
tweaker06 schrieb:umsonst kommt der mann bestimmt nicht nach europa. irgendwas wichtiges wird der schon noch zu sagen haben
wii erst 07 in europa...
*spaß*
Dark_Link
L06: Relaxed
Hm ja der wird da was zu sagen haben, aber ich glaub nicht das wir die ersten sein werden die Wii kaufen können... 
ich war so froh das die fakten sich immer näher zu einem baldigen release vor november zusammenreihten und jetz
ich war so froh das die fakten sich immer näher zu einem baldigen release vor november zusammenreihten und jetz - Status