Serebii

That's the thing, as I explained, I used to love them and enjoy playing them, but they have gotten to be so common and so blah

http://www.gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=196687 All interesting bits.

From what I can tell, up to 6 player online Local has been stripped out though and replaced with the co-driver mode. Person plays with another controller, second player uses the GamePad to manipulate the area

Try Challenge Mode on Black 2/White 2 with one Pokémon. That'll make you snap your DS in half I replayed through RBY a year or so back to re-cover it for the site. Great nostalgic fun occurred However, I still prefer the modern ones

I don't know if it's intentional, but the forum plugin on the righthand side of the main page has suddenly got overly large text

Thanks. Still considering it, never played Burnout too much online I just dunno, part of it could be fuelled by me wanting to help a developer who actually put effort into a Wii U game

That game looks great. I'm a bit tempted but still unsure as I've never been a racer. If it was a Burnout game, I'd go outright. The open world bit is what tempts me. I like open worlds where you're driving around. Love it in GTA, love it in Burnout Paradise

Official Wii U EU box-art

http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/pre-owned-games-block-on-ps4-is-a-publisher-decision/0111344 Worrying

Ah comments like that seem so familiar. I remember Nintendo thinking something similar, look what happened

Both Microsoft and Sony are in dire financial issues and analysts and even their own higher ups keep calling for dropping that part of the company. It really is far more likely that one of them go than Nintendo, who just had ONE bad year, and have already returned to profit from it

See, I agree, but the problem is I know so many who won't touch a game if it's not a shooter, assuming the other games are for kids. It sounds hyperbolic but it's unfortunately true. This is a common thing I see around the net too

After watching the PS4 conference, and thinking about games over the last two generations, it really has come to mind that the vast majority of games nowadays are shooters. Now, I used to love them. Goldeneye was fantastic, as was Perfect Dark, and I've always had a softspot for Halo, though mostly due to vehicles, and I often played CoD with friends. Recently, though, I've been getting so bored with them. Played some Halo last night with some friends, and it was just so boring. It's not fun to play anymore. These genres aren't putting a smile on my face, which is what gaming should do However, I'm constantly seeing so many FPS games be released, often with very slight differences. They've mostly turned into corridors (even if disguised as "open") and it's just getting frustrating to me that people seem to consider it the best of gaming. Space-shooters especially. With the reveal of Destiny, I was hoping Bungie would try something new, but it's just another space shooter. Very little is changing with the genre, it's just getting prettier. Thankfully, a lot of small developers have moved away from it, but I can't help but think that this is going to continue throughout the next generation. Am I over-reacting/over-analysing or do you lot agree with me in regards to this?

I'm just waiting for the third party Wii U Direct. It really was a missed opportunity to not have revealed Watch Dogs in it before yesterday's thing. But, it makes you wonder, if Watch Dogs is coming to Wii U...what else will?

Developed for next gen and then downscaled. My guess is for next gen, it'll run at 1080p, then for us it'll render in 720p and there will be a few fixes to run it smoothly

Looks good, but I forgot how annoyed I get at this game. Get hit and suddenly you're facing the wall and unable to turn

Or it'll detect you have a completed Oracle save and do it automatically

Nope, just asking us to be patient

The ROM may be, but the perfect emulator is not

Aonuma posted in the Zelda community saying they will

Just a reminder, a known Ubisoft insider posted on NeoGAF and stated that the visuals in the Wii U version are superior to the 360 and PS3 ones

From what we can tell, a Wii U is needed to connect online unfortunately

Very high chance. On the Japanese eShop next week. We'll likely get it before Summer

Wellplayed :p

Monster Hunter 3G (Ultimate here) online on the 3DS by connecting to the Wii U