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wsippel schrieb:
Schade, aber der Titel soll auch perfekt zum Release sein
wsippel schrieb:
Solche Aussagen liebe ich ... bin da schon sehr gespannt
wsippel schrieb:
Das war ja nur eine Frage der Zeit. Aber je früher so ein Channel kommt, desto besser.
wsippel schrieb:- Wii gewinnt in Japan. [Capt...]
Gibt es jetzt immer noch Zweifel? ...
wsippel schrieb:
Das trifft auch zu 100% ein
PhazonGC
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grid schrieb:wsippel schrieb:
Warum? Der Empfänger des Nunckucks unten an die WiiMote, und der Nunchuck sendet zur WiiMote und die leitet es dann wie gehabt über nur einen Bluetooth-Port weiter..
Oder es kommt tatsächlich eine überarbeitete Wiimote, wo der Wireless Nunchuk-Empfänger schon drin ist...
Brubi
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Master H schrieb:grid schrieb:wsippel schrieb:
Warum? Der Empfänger des Nunckucks unten an die WiiMote, und der Nunchuck sendet zur WiiMote und die leitet es dann wie gehabt über nur einen Bluetooth-Port weiter..
Oder es kommt tatsächlich eine überarbeitete Wiimote, wo der Wireless Nunchuk-Empfänger schon drin ist...
Jep, super das ich noch keinen Wii habe
Bzw. fehlt nur noch paar Verbesserungen und Wii wird gekauft :o
Und Duke Nukem Forever, wird für Wii erscheinen, believe
solid2snake
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Sasuke schrieb:
super, konnte es auf der PS2 nicht spielen und kann es nun nachholen
ArthurDent:
Ich finds total geil dass Scarface fürn Wii kommt. Wollte mir eigentlich noch die XBOX-Fassung zulegen, aber das hat sich ja nun erledigt. Schön dass Nintendo endlich solche Games wie Der Pate und Scarface bekommt. So wird ein GTA vielleicht immer wahrscheinlicher!
Ich finds total geil dass Scarface fürn Wii kommt. Wollte mir eigentlich noch die XBOX-Fassung zulegen, aber das hat sich ja nun erledigt. Schön dass Nintendo endlich solche Games wie Der Pate und Scarface bekommt. So wird ein GTA vielleicht immer wahrscheinlicher!
emse88
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Habe heute endlich mein RGB-Kabel von Snakebyte bekommen
Was mir bisher aufgefallen ist, dass die Schrift im Internetchannel schärfer ist und die Farben allgemein besser. Ansonsten kleine Unterschiede bei WiiSports Tennis an der Hecke hinten und Bowling sind die Kegel schärfer
Leider habe ich es noch nicht geschafft Vergleichsbilder zu machen, da mein Fernseher zu sehr flackert. -.-
Was mir bisher aufgefallen ist, dass die Schrift im Internetchannel schärfer ist und die Farben allgemein besser. Ansonsten kleine Unterschiede bei WiiSports Tennis an der Hecke hinten und Bowling sind die Kegel schärfer
Leider habe ich es noch nicht geschafft Vergleichsbilder zu machen, da mein Fernseher zu sehr flackert. -.-
Eraza
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Schaut euch das mal an. IGN trifft sehr interessante Vorhersagen:
New Wii System Colors Launch
When IGN.com polled more than 30,000 readers last year, they were split right down the middle on the subject of their favorite Wii colors: white and black. As we all know, Nintendo ultimately chose to go with white, paying homage to the clean, simple style that helped earn Apple Inc. $1 billion of pure profit last quarter alone. That said, a multi-color plan has always been in the pipeline for Nintendo's new console and we think 2007 will house the arrival of the first non-white Wii. And can you guess what new color might hit store shelves first? Yeah - it's black. Nintendo did the same thing with DS, rolling out white first and black later. If all goes as planned, you'll be able to pick up your shiny midnight Wii systems as a sleek, beautiful complementary piece to the holiday season - and maybe they'll even ship with a game that isn't Wii Sports.
Wireless Attachments
Not just any wireless attachments, either. How would you like to eliminate the pesky wire dangling from the bottom of your Wii remote all the way to your nunchuck peripheral? Uh-huh. We believe by the end of the year Nintendo - not third party manufacturers -- will have a wireless solution for you. If the publisher decides to keep the controls for titles like DK Bongo Blast in tact, you're also very likely to see wireless Wii bongos, in addition to other attachments like the classic controller. Finally, third parties have made mention of wireless base stations that simultaneously power two Wii remotes and enable gamers to use attachments from the comfort of their couch. Look, ma - no cords!
Metroid Prime 3's Late Arrival
Retro Studios' third installment in the Metroid Prime franchise was all set to arrive for Wii in time for the system's launch, but then it got quietly delayed beyond the holiday season. It's not coming in the first quarter of 2007 and we've been told not to expect it through June. So why does a game that's originally scheduled to debut with Wii get delayed by more than eight months and when, exactly, will it finally release to the masses? Depending on who you talk to, the delay is 1) to add an online mode (which we hope is not true) or 2) for purely marketing reasons. Regardless, we wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo held it well into the third quarter. Oh, Samus, how we'll miss you.
Lots of Exercising
Nintendo DS has your brain covered, but what about your body? Strap on your Wii remote and get ready to shed some unwanted calories (and eventually, pounds). The Wii Sports collection was just the beginning. In 2007, we think that Wii owners can look forward to a series of games that revolve around the process of making exercise entertaining. Not just from the Big N, which undoubtedly already has games in development, from a variety of third parties, too. Some of these titles may be the first two use dual-Wii remotes, representing both the left and right hands during "intense" workouts. Who needs a stamina bar when you've got the real thing? And as an added bonus, these offerings are sure to make Wii the videogame darling of the mainstream world, which is sure to embrace anything that keeps kids off the couch for a few minutes longer.
Back From the Dead Franchises
You thought it was dead. You can, in fact, barely remember it by name. But after a long hiatus from the videogame world, the franchise has returned from the great beyond. And damn it, doesn't it look good on Wii? We're not going to name names, but there are a number of videogame franchises that are ripe to be reborn on Nintendo's new console with brand new controls and enhanced graphics. Check some first- and third-party back catalogues of licenses sometime - it'll give you something to do this weekend. You might just stumble upon the next big Wii game.
The Return of Pikmin
Battalion Wars, we love you, but you'll never replace Pikmin, a series that is perfectly suited for Nintendo's new controller. In 2007, we expect Nintendo to announce Pikmin for Wii, a title that boasts not only predictably overhauled visuals, but fully re-worked controls mapped to the Wii remote and a robust cooperative online mode. Commanding armies of different colored Pikmin will be both more intuitive and quicker than ever before with the newfound accuracy and speed of the Wii remote. Nintendo, make this one a priority - your fans want it.
Massive Developer Outreach; Launch of Original VC Games
March 2007 is home to the Game Developers Conference and, we believe, one of the most important third party outreach programs in Nintendo history. The event will kick off with a monumental keynote from Shigeru Miyamoto himself and from there we expect Nintendo to pull back the curtain on a brand new Wii Channel in promotion of completely original Virtual Console games. These will, of course, exist in addition to the classic already available for download on the Wii Shopping Channel. Post GDC, we think Nintendo will aggressively encourage and work with third parties to secure original VC content for Wii.
Third Parties Reinvent Mii Faces
We love the Mii concept and have absolutely adored playing as virtual versions of ourselves in games like Wii Sports. That said, Miis are at best inappropriate for certain game types. A cute, simplified Wii face would, for example, be entirely out of place in the upcoming Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. However, we think third parties will develop a custom Mii transformer tool that looks at and identifies the basic attributes of created faces and then translates them into something more befitting of a realistic setting. It's only a matter of time and the first studio to do it will undoubtedly be copied by others within months, if not weeks.
Wii Takes Japan
Wii is a hit around the world, but it's a smash in Japan. The console flew off store shelves in the Land of the Rising Sun when it debuted last year and it has continued to sell out on a weekly basis. Although Xbox 360 enjoys a strong sales lead in America and Europe, Microsoft's console has hardly made a dent in Japan. Wii has already obliterated it in sheer popularity and amazingly, Nintendo's system has for the last two months outsold PlayStation 3 in the homeland at a rate of almost three to one. With few major PS3 releases in the near future, we don't see how Sony can easily catch up, especially when Nintendo has everything from Cooking Mama to Super Mario Galaxy and Super Smash Bros. Brawl looming.
Nintendo Holds Strong at Number Two Globally
Two years ago, we probably would have told you that nothing short of divine interference could stop PlayStation 3 from becoming market leader. Nowadays, we don't think anybody is going to squash Microsoft's Xbox 360 this year. (Next year, well, that could be another story.) That noted, if any console comes close, it'll be Wii and not PS3. The Big N has already sold almost four million systems and is expected to increase supply to retailers up to as much as one million units per month. If all goes well, Wii could topple 10 or 12 million units worldwide by the end of the year. Some analysts have pegged the console to sell even better than that. Regardless of how many people ultimately jump on the Wii bandwagon this year, one thing will remain a certainty: third party developers and publishers can no longer afford to ignore or dismiss Nintendo's hardware as niche or gimmicky. It's clearly here to stay.
Hätte IGN dies for einem Jahr geschrieben, hätte selbst ich als grosser N Optimist gedacht die überschätzen dies ziemlich heftig.
Heftig.
Ich bin so froh das BigN wieder Big ist und wir können uns dieses Jahr auf eine noch grössere Veränderung im Videospiel Sektor freuen.
Man wie ich mich auf die Keynote freue.
New Wii System Colors Launch
When IGN.com polled more than 30,000 readers last year, they were split right down the middle on the subject of their favorite Wii colors: white and black. As we all know, Nintendo ultimately chose to go with white, paying homage to the clean, simple style that helped earn Apple Inc. $1 billion of pure profit last quarter alone. That said, a multi-color plan has always been in the pipeline for Nintendo's new console and we think 2007 will house the arrival of the first non-white Wii. And can you guess what new color might hit store shelves first? Yeah - it's black. Nintendo did the same thing with DS, rolling out white first and black later. If all goes as planned, you'll be able to pick up your shiny midnight Wii systems as a sleek, beautiful complementary piece to the holiday season - and maybe they'll even ship with a game that isn't Wii Sports.
Wireless Attachments
Not just any wireless attachments, either. How would you like to eliminate the pesky wire dangling from the bottom of your Wii remote all the way to your nunchuck peripheral? Uh-huh. We believe by the end of the year Nintendo - not third party manufacturers -- will have a wireless solution for you. If the publisher decides to keep the controls for titles like DK Bongo Blast in tact, you're also very likely to see wireless Wii bongos, in addition to other attachments like the classic controller. Finally, third parties have made mention of wireless base stations that simultaneously power two Wii remotes and enable gamers to use attachments from the comfort of their couch. Look, ma - no cords!
Metroid Prime 3's Late Arrival
Retro Studios' third installment in the Metroid Prime franchise was all set to arrive for Wii in time for the system's launch, but then it got quietly delayed beyond the holiday season. It's not coming in the first quarter of 2007 and we've been told not to expect it through June. So why does a game that's originally scheduled to debut with Wii get delayed by more than eight months and when, exactly, will it finally release to the masses? Depending on who you talk to, the delay is 1) to add an online mode (which we hope is not true) or 2) for purely marketing reasons. Regardless, we wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo held it well into the third quarter. Oh, Samus, how we'll miss you.
Lots of Exercising
Nintendo DS has your brain covered, but what about your body? Strap on your Wii remote and get ready to shed some unwanted calories (and eventually, pounds). The Wii Sports collection was just the beginning. In 2007, we think that Wii owners can look forward to a series of games that revolve around the process of making exercise entertaining. Not just from the Big N, which undoubtedly already has games in development, from a variety of third parties, too. Some of these titles may be the first two use dual-Wii remotes, representing both the left and right hands during "intense" workouts. Who needs a stamina bar when you've got the real thing? And as an added bonus, these offerings are sure to make Wii the videogame darling of the mainstream world, which is sure to embrace anything that keeps kids off the couch for a few minutes longer.
Back From the Dead Franchises
You thought it was dead. You can, in fact, barely remember it by name. But after a long hiatus from the videogame world, the franchise has returned from the great beyond. And damn it, doesn't it look good on Wii? We're not going to name names, but there are a number of videogame franchises that are ripe to be reborn on Nintendo's new console with brand new controls and enhanced graphics. Check some first- and third-party back catalogues of licenses sometime - it'll give you something to do this weekend. You might just stumble upon the next big Wii game.
The Return of Pikmin
Battalion Wars, we love you, but you'll never replace Pikmin, a series that is perfectly suited for Nintendo's new controller. In 2007, we expect Nintendo to announce Pikmin for Wii, a title that boasts not only predictably overhauled visuals, but fully re-worked controls mapped to the Wii remote and a robust cooperative online mode. Commanding armies of different colored Pikmin will be both more intuitive and quicker than ever before with the newfound accuracy and speed of the Wii remote. Nintendo, make this one a priority - your fans want it.
Massive Developer Outreach; Launch of Original VC Games
March 2007 is home to the Game Developers Conference and, we believe, one of the most important third party outreach programs in Nintendo history. The event will kick off with a monumental keynote from Shigeru Miyamoto himself and from there we expect Nintendo to pull back the curtain on a brand new Wii Channel in promotion of completely original Virtual Console games. These will, of course, exist in addition to the classic already available for download on the Wii Shopping Channel. Post GDC, we think Nintendo will aggressively encourage and work with third parties to secure original VC content for Wii.
Third Parties Reinvent Mii Faces
We love the Mii concept and have absolutely adored playing as virtual versions of ourselves in games like Wii Sports. That said, Miis are at best inappropriate for certain game types. A cute, simplified Wii face would, for example, be entirely out of place in the upcoming Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. However, we think third parties will develop a custom Mii transformer tool that looks at and identifies the basic attributes of created faces and then translates them into something more befitting of a realistic setting. It's only a matter of time and the first studio to do it will undoubtedly be copied by others within months, if not weeks.
Wii Takes Japan
Wii is a hit around the world, but it's a smash in Japan. The console flew off store shelves in the Land of the Rising Sun when it debuted last year and it has continued to sell out on a weekly basis. Although Xbox 360 enjoys a strong sales lead in America and Europe, Microsoft's console has hardly made a dent in Japan. Wii has already obliterated it in sheer popularity and amazingly, Nintendo's system has for the last two months outsold PlayStation 3 in the homeland at a rate of almost three to one. With few major PS3 releases in the near future, we don't see how Sony can easily catch up, especially when Nintendo has everything from Cooking Mama to Super Mario Galaxy and Super Smash Bros. Brawl looming.
Nintendo Holds Strong at Number Two Globally
Two years ago, we probably would have told you that nothing short of divine interference could stop PlayStation 3 from becoming market leader. Nowadays, we don't think anybody is going to squash Microsoft's Xbox 360 this year. (Next year, well, that could be another story.) That noted, if any console comes close, it'll be Wii and not PS3. The Big N has already sold almost four million systems and is expected to increase supply to retailers up to as much as one million units per month. If all goes well, Wii could topple 10 or 12 million units worldwide by the end of the year. Some analysts have pegged the console to sell even better than that. Regardless of how many people ultimately jump on the Wii bandwagon this year, one thing will remain a certainty: third party developers and publishers can no longer afford to ignore or dismiss Nintendo's hardware as niche or gimmicky. It's clearly here to stay.
Hätte IGN dies for einem Jahr geschrieben, hätte selbst ich als grosser N Optimist gedacht die überschätzen dies ziemlich heftig.
Heftig.
Ich bin so froh das BigN wieder Big ist und wir können uns dieses Jahr auf eine noch grössere Veränderung im Videospiel Sektor freuen.
Man wie ich mich auf die Keynote freue.
Breac
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Well, the director Eguchi-san went on to do WaveRace 64 and Animal Crossing (and others), and supervised Starfox Command.
He fought hard to get Starfox 2 released but it was only cancelled because 3d had advanced beyond the quality that was possible with the Super FX chip and Nintendo didn't want to release a 3d game that would be compared against Ridge Racer on the playstation 1. (which was already out then)
The rom image I played on the net is broken - it doesn't properly randomise the level when it starts - everytime you play the events and planet stages should be different (selected from about a 100 variations), but everytime you play it seems to be the same in that rom which is obviously a pre-release debug rom.
A lot of the ideas and systems from Starfox 2 made it into Mario 64, Nintendo's next big 3d project - in Starfox 2 we had a walker who in some levels had to navigate moving platforms, and we developed an advanced collision system to cope (advanced for an 8 bit machine time anyway!
As for the GBA's power, I'm not sure whether it could cope, the standard CPU isn't that much faster than the FX chip, and it isn't as dedicated to math.
Dylan Cuthbert über die Nicht-Veröffentlichung von StarFox 2. Er war ja nun bei StarFox Command maßgeblich beteiligt.
JethroTull
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Command ist ja auch quasi das ehemalige Starfox2.
Mir persönlich würde aber ein Starfox Railshooter besser gefallen.
Mir persönlich würde aber ein Starfox Railshooter besser gefallen.
starchild
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Man, der Satz mit Metroid Prime 3 gefällt mir aber garnicht 
BisN muss diesen Titel einfach bis Sommer releasen, wills doch endlich haben.
Ansonsten sehr interessante Aussagen, vor allem das mit Pikmin wäre geil Aber dass das Spiel kommt dürfte ja recht sicher sein
BisN muss diesen Titel einfach bis Sommer releasen, wills doch endlich haben.
Ansonsten sehr interessante Aussagen, vor allem das mit Pikmin wäre geil
Aber dass das Spiel kommt dürfte ja recht sicher sein 
Fisker
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was meint ihr warum sich der wii 3rd party support momentan so auf ports beschränkt? ob die ports jetzt gut sind oder schlecht sei dahin gestellt, aber ich denke wir können 3 dinge beobachten
1. der wii kriegt extreme beachtung der 3rd partys
2. die 3rd partys sind vom erfolg des wiis total überrascht und wollen jetzt noch mit ports schnell mitschwimmen, im hintergrund wird aber an qualitativ hochwertigen spielen gearbeitet (die brauchen nunmal zeit)
3. der wii kriegt haufenweise spiele nur für erwachsene
könnte ein gutes zeichen sein
1. der wii kriegt extreme beachtung der 3rd partys
2. die 3rd partys sind vom erfolg des wiis total überrascht und wollen jetzt noch mit ports schnell mitschwimmen, im hintergrund wird aber an qualitativ hochwertigen spielen gearbeitet (die brauchen nunmal zeit)
3. der wii kriegt haufenweise spiele nur für erwachsene
könnte ein gutes zeichen sein
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Fisker schrieb:
Darji-Fans haben hier nichts zu suchen
...Ich bin definitiv für Punikt 2 deiner Auflistung ... da werden noch extrem viele, exklusive Sachen für den Wii kommen
JethroTull
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@Ports:
Die 3rd Party-Entwickler zögern anscheinend momentan und bringen diese Ports um wohl zu sehen, was daraus wird und was aus dem Wii wird,
wenn es weiter so gut läuft (Hardwareverkäufe des Wii), dann wird auch aus dem Port-Support richtiger Support, dass ist jetzt wohl so in der
Anfangsphase, sie können ja nicht über den ganzen Lebenszyklus des Wii´s hinweg nur porten
@Blizzard:
Hoffentlich! 
Die 3rd Party-Entwickler zögern anscheinend momentan und bringen diese Ports um wohl zu sehen, was daraus wird und was aus dem Wii wird,
wenn es weiter so gut läuft (Hardwareverkäufe des Wii), dann wird auch aus dem Port-Support richtiger Support, dass ist jetzt wohl so in der
Anfangsphase, sie können ja nicht über den ganzen Lebenszyklus des Wii´s hinweg nur porten
@Blizzard:
Hoffentlich!
Pfanne
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starcraft:ghostJethroTull schrieb:
emse88 schrieb:Habe heute endlich mein RGB-Kabel von Snakebyte bekommen
Was mir bisher aufgefallen ist, dass die Schrift im Internetchannel schärfer ist und die Farben allgemein besser. Ansonsten kleine Unterschiede bei WiiSports Tennis an der Hecke hinten und Bowling sind die Kegel schärfer
Leider habe ich es noch nicht geschafft Vergleichsbilder zu machen, da mein Fernseher zu sehr flackert. -.-
hab meins auch heut bekommen und schon getestet! ist schon alles n gutes stück schärfer, das bringt leider manche verwaschene texturen bei zelda noch mehr zum vorschein und ganz leichtes kantenflimmern hab ich jetzt auch! trotzdem dafür alles schärfer!
is es eigentlich normal dass an dem scart stecker einige dieser goldenen pins fehlen? bei meinem cube rgb kabel waren die alle voll!
PhazonGC
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Darkeagle schrieb:emse88 schrieb:Habe heute endlich mein RGB-Kabel von Snakebyte bekommen
Was mir bisher aufgefallen ist, dass die Schrift im Internetchannel schärfer ist und die Farben allgemein besser. Ansonsten kleine Unterschiede bei WiiSports Tennis an der Hecke hinten und Bowling sind die Kegel schärfer
Leider habe ich es noch nicht geschafft Vergleichsbilder zu machen, da mein Fernseher zu sehr flackert. -.-
hab meins auch heut bekommen und schon getestet! ist schon alles n gutes stück schärfer, das bringt leider manche verwaschene texturen bei zelda noch mehr zum vorschein und ganz leichtes kantenflimmern hab ich jetzt auch! trotzdem dafür alles schärfer!
is es eigentlich normal dass an dem scart stecker einige dieser goldenen pins fehlen? bei meinem cube rgb kabel waren die alle voll!
Hmm war das nicht irgendwie so, dass nur ein vollbeschaltetes Scartkabel auch nur richtiges RGB Signal ausgibt? Obwohl... Ne, ich glaube für RGB werden nicht alle Pins benötigt..
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