E3 2011

[Zink]

4) Sony = MOVEMOVEMOVEMOVEMOVEMOVE 3D MONITOR UNCHARTED 3 LOOK AT VITA ITS TOUCHABLE TOUCH TOUCH TOUCH WIFI AND WIRELESS TOUCH CAPABLE HANDHELD SO ORIGINAL

Fixed for accuracy.

But it has two analog stiiiiiicks

[Crawfish]

I like the WiiU! I wasn't blown away or anything, but I like it. The thing is very stylized and modern-looking. Anyone else get a major Apple vibe from its design and implementation? The motion control seems kind of weird, but I guess it's just a different kind of motion control. Instead of hacking and slicing at everything, it's more about full movements and precision, which could be cool for some games I guess? Basically the WiiU's gimmick seems to be all about COHESION and CONNECTIVITY and stuff. It's a classic Nintendo move.

[Petah-Petah]

And then suddenly.

Jizz.


Smash Bros yessssssssssssssssssss.

And for both 3DS and WiiU.

I wonder if we'll be getting some sort of connectivity or whatever.

[Chekt]

It's also innovative. To contrast, the Playstation's controller has stayed largely the same over the course of three generations. Sure, it works like a charm, but it's a comfort zone nobody's willing to leave. Whereas Nintendo's new gadgets are, for lack of a better word, out there. Boldly going, et cetera. Sure, it's going to be hit-and-miss when it comes to your players, but there's no stagnation. Every generation is something new, and that's something we daisies well need.

On the subject of Playstation controllers, am I the only one that finds them horribly uncomfortable?

[Nap1000]

And then suddenly.

Jizz.


Smash Bros yessssssssssssssssssss.

And for both 3DS and WiiU.

I wonder if we'll be getting some sort of connectivity or whatever.

I think that was announced somewhere by Nintendo. Not sure though.

And they'd better at least show us a trailer next year, I don't want "Oh, we're going to do it" and never hear from it again.

[Zink]

It's also innovative. To contrast, the Playstation's controller has stayed largely the same over the course of three generations. Sure, it works like a charm, but it's a comfort zone nobody's willing to leave. Whereas Nintendo's new gadgets are, for lack of a better word, out there. Boldly going, et cetera. Sure, it's going to be hit-and-miss when it comes to your players, but there's no stagnation. Every generation is something new, and that's something we daisies well need.

Honestly, for the most part, I like the smaller innovations that most people don't even notice much more than the larger ones Nintendo does.

Which is why I haven't shut up about the fact that the PSV has two analog sticks. That's something that a lot of handheld games could REALLY use, and yet no one really noticed it and it definitely isn't advertised. Despite this, it's probably the best new feature of the PSV.

A lot of times the best innovations are the ones that go by unnoticed.

[Tales]

WiiU, turret form.

[Wordsmith]

Smash Bros Strife

I volcameo'd

[Avion]

Smash Bros Strife

I volcameo'd

is that the official name, if so where did you hear this?

[Wordsmith]

It doesnt have an official name yet, but that is what its rumored to be

[Shad]

Not the official name.

[Wordsmith]

Well it ay not be confirmed but it is still a possibility

Makes me hope that Homestuck characters will be playable. Never gonna happen


EDIT: pic that started the rumor

[[Citation Needed]]

Oddly enough, I am most excited for Luigi's Mansion 2.

[Verom]

I hope it's not strife, strife doesn't sound like a bigger fight than a brawl.
While at the same time, I can't of anything better.

[Wordsmith]

That is odd, since the first Luigi's Mansion kinda sucked (pun not intended)

But then again, my game was glitched, so I couldnt even make it to the third boss

I still think that Luigi shouldve had a vacuum-related Final Smash, though. Maybe put the vacuum into reverse and have a whole buncha ghosts come out and attack the players. The "living in his brother's shadow" thing was just weird