23 titles confirmed for Wii U launch day
Nintendo's talk of a Wii U launch window lineup is all good and well, but which games will you be able to buy and play when its new console launches on November 18? There'll be 23 titles in all, Nintendo confirmed this morning, including the likes of New Super Mario Bros. U, Ninja Gaiden 3, Darksiders II, Assassin's Creed III, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Skylanders Giants, and Batman: Arkham City.
Nintendo's talk of a Wii U launch window lineup is all good and well, but which games will you be able to buy and play when its new console launches on November 18? There'll be 23 titles in all, Nintendo confirmed this morning, including the likes of New Super Mario Bros. U, Darksiders II, Assassin's Creed III, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Skylanders Giants, and ZombiU.
Ladies and gentlemen, your launch day lineup:
- Assassin's Creed III
- Batman: Arkham City
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
- Darksiders II
- Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
- ESPN Sports Connection
- FIFA Soccer 13
- Game Party Champions
- Just Dance 4
- New Super Mario Bros. U
- Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge
- Nintendo Land
- Rabbids Land
- Scribblenauts Unlimited
- Sing Party
- Skylanders Giants
- Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed
- Tekken Tag Tournament 2
- Transformers Prime
- Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper
- Wipeout 3
- Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013
- ZombiU
The Wii U comes in 2 models, a $300 Basic bundle in white and a $350 Premium kit in black.
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Nintendo's talk of a Wii U launch window lineup is all good and well, but which games will you be able to buy and play when its new console launches on November 18? There'll be 23 titles in all, Nintendo confirmed this morning, including the likes of New Super Mario Bros. U, Ninja Gaiden 3, Darksiders II, Assassin's Creed III, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Skylanders Giants, and Batman: Arkham City.-
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Nintendoland and Mickey 2 might be fun. And what about AC 3? BLOPS 2? That should help carry the load. Not exclusives, no, but they are indeed arriving at roughly the same time as the other versions.
Anyone who thinks this is a terrible launch lineup doesn't remember what all the other console launches have been like.-
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Go for it, man. I'm not an early adopter type but if the system achieves even a GameCube level of success I'm sure I'll get one.
There's way too much FUD surrounding this system, and it's not grounded in the facts. Like I said in the other thread, we've got people blasting the Wii U as "5 year old technology", when it's been confirmed to have 4 times the RAM and a much better graphics card than the 360 or PS3. It's bullshit and I hope things turn around.
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I remember watching a video of Nintendoland and thinking it looked terribly boring, but I haven't seen much else of it.
I'd get AC3/BLOPS 2 on Xbox personally. Not that I care, I doubt I'll be getting the Wii U anytime soon - I'd rather wait for the inevitable price drop or bundle next holiday season.
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That's true. I still say it's a decent launch. Remember, this is what the 360 had: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_launch#Titles
Doesn't exactly blow you away, does it?
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Exactly. There is nothing wrong with ports, it's just not really what you want to see on a brand new piece of hardware. Actually the whole console in general is kind of a tough sell. If you are not blown away by the idea of a controller with a screen.. you are essentially paying $300+ for current generation hardware which is being released with last years games.
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A, it's not current generation hardware. It has 4x the RAM and a graphics chip that is several generations more advanced. Will it be eclipsed by the next Xbox and PlayStation? Probably. But that doesn't make it current gen hardware.
B, no one buys a console just for the launch titles, at least I never would. You buy it because you know Ninty is going to make some great games for this thing, and the multiplatform stuff is going to have some neat features that the existing consoles are not capable of.
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People complained about a lack of third party support on the Wii, multiplatform or exclusive - it didn't matter. Also, the only thing the Wii really had going for it was quality, first party titles. What are you talking about?
You say the Wii U is going to have the same problem. This is based off of... what exactly? You've already came to this conclusion 2 months before the console is released? Pretty knee jerk reaction there Johnny.
The Wii U is by no means looking to be the perfect console. There are a ton of things I wish Nintendo did differently and I think they deserve a lot of the flak they are receiving. However, your constant thread shitting on everything related to Wii U is getting pretty old man.-
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Everything we've seen puts it, minimally, better than current gen. If rumors of Sony and MS wanting to (or being forced to) wait out this gen a little longer are true, we could see the next Nintendo console 3 years into the PS4/720 life-cycle, about when the Wii U would be getting pretty underwhelming ports.
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http://www.slashgear.com/wii-u-more-powerful-than-360-and-ps3-claims-5th-cell-13238519/
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-08-30-how-powerful-is-the-wii-u-really
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/118011-Wii-U-Powerful-Enough-For-CryEngine-3
It says right there in your article that the only downside is having a CPU that is slightly less than the 360. Meanwhile, it has double the available memory and a much improved GPU.
I think everyone knows it's not going to be 3x as powerful as the current gen, but trying to cherry pick your links in an attempt to call it less powerful is silly.-
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No, the point was that it wasn't less powerful than current consoles as you originally stated
I do agree that it will probably be outdated when new consoles come out, but how much remains to be seen. Hopefully it's enough to not be back in the same situation the Wii is in right now.
Also, Nintendo has always been pretty good about first party games so I'm not sure what you are on about there. I believe 9 out of those 23 titles listed above are actually exclusive to the system - which isn't too bad relative to other console launches.
ESPN Sports Connection
Game Party Champions
New Super Mario Bros. U
Nintendo Land
Rabbids Land
Sing Party
Transformers Prime
Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013
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Deluxe Edition w/ Nintendo Land
Will get Mario u, Zombi U, Mickey 2.
Will wait for reviews on Ninja Gaiden 3, Rabbids Land, Scribblenauts, and Tekken Tag 2.
I've primarily been a Nintendo console owner since the beginning until getting into pc gaming when Battlefield 1942 came out. So for me, Wii U will be a great complimentary console to my pc.
If you're looking for quality software (even Batman which is a year old) I think this could be a great launch line up. I wonder if everyone will bitch and moan this much once Durango/Orbis launch games are announced (at E3 2013 perhaps?) and it's all a bunch of enhanced ports for current gen holiday 2013 titles. -
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Geee you youngsters don't know anything, I remember the N64's launch with a whopping 2 games!! Yep Super Mario 64 or Pilotwings, 1 game was great the other sucked.... Oh and don't forget that 1 month delay between new games (waverace was the 3rd and only release for the 2nd month) for a while on that system, these kids now a days get spoiled with there day 1 launch days. 22 games pfft, we didn't need 22 games to keep us busy with a brand new system, I remember beating Mario 64 4 times that month, thats all we needed to keep our interest in our shiny new system back in the 90's....
Oh and now for the real horror...... WE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE ONLINE GAMING BACK THEN!!!
Sorry to scare any young readers that might have read my comment.
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