GAMING NEWSNintendo On Next-Gen: "It's Not About Power"Posted on Thursday, June 14 @ 11:40:47 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
![]() Speaking with The Globe and Mail, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime has taken criticism of Nintendo's lack of next-gen oomph by the horns. When it was suggested that the Wii U would be underpowered compared to the inevitable PS4 and Next Xbox, Reggie responded strongly: Why is everyone always dogging Nintendo? The fact is, the Wii U WILL look dated next to the next generation Sony and Microsoft hardware. Unfortunately for everyone setting bags of dog shit aflame on Nintendo's door step, the last time they went with power first, they landed in last place. Reggie continued: Just remember how quickly the support for those "late-in-the-generation" quality games fled when the 360 and PS3 became the standard for blockbuster third-party titles. If there is a true leap in graphical fidelity from Sony and Microsoft, the Wii U will again be at a loss when hardware and software sales ultimately come down to the latest Call of Duty. One question I have that hasn't been answered (and I never got an opportunity to ask) is how powerful is the Wii U when a game isn't sending visuals to the tablet controller? What's the machine capable of if you're only playing with the Pro controller? More from the Game Revolution Network Comments
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wildmario
Joined: Jan 2007
At this point, Nintendo is going to get **** no matter what they do to please people.
213EDD
Joined: Sep 2007
theoutcast32
Joined: Oct 2005
wildmario
Joined: Jan 2007
danielrbischoff
Joined: Nov 2009
reiandcoke
Joined: Jul 2011
-proprietary discs with low storage capacity
-not a dvd player (this actually was a selling feature at the turn of the century)
-retarded controller layout making ports less playable on the cube (notches around the edge of the analogs and the size of the right analog... the awkward z button...wtf)
-marketed the purple version of the console
-had a handle
-wasting resources on gba/gamecube connectivity that nobody ask for but they insisted we wanted
-oblivious to online gaming (10 years late you would think they would have learned....)
-no GTA ports....this was easily the bigger series on the planet at the time (and arguably still is)
TheJx4
Joined: Jun 2011
213EDD
Joined: Sep 2007
Klandathu
Joined: Apr 2008
In fact, if I could find my Gamecube (lost it and all my games during a move) I'd probably still be playing some of those games today.
When I finally picked up a PS2, it was just to play GTA 3 and Vice City, Ratchet and Clank, and Shadow of the Colossus. When I eventually got an Xbox pretty much the only thing I played on it was Morrowind for about a million hours.