I mean the ones that haven't been moved to Wii U VC. The ones you have to go into the original Wii mode to play.I like the VC titles in HD, though admittedly ive been just playing them on the game pad.
Not sure actually. I'll give it a try in a few days and report back to you.I mean the ones that haven't been moved to Wii U VC. The ones you have to go into the original Wii mode to play.
Thanks. And I don't know if you have any original Wii games--I remember when we tried playing Wii Sports and Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition on the HD, they looked awful. I didn't even want to put Okami in and see it desecrated. So I'm wondering if the Wii U helps the original Wii games since it has to go through the HDMI cables now, or if they still look like garbage on HD. I don't want to bother with Skyward Sword when I get a Wii U if it's going to cause eye-bleed like a PS2 game on HD.Not sure actually. I'll give it a try in a few days and report back to you.
Considering that all it's doing is emulating a Wii, I doubt it's any better. The only Wii game I have played on the Wii U is Wii Fit Plus though, which isn't a good indicator of anything. Of course, I also have no issues with how Skyward Sword looks on the Wii so I might not be fit to comment. (We had an S-Video adapter for our Wii as well so *shrug*)Quotemander Prime said:Thanks. And I don't know if you have any original Wii games--I remember when we tried playing Wii Sports and Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition on the HD, they looked awful. I didn't even want to put Okami in and see it desecrated. So I'm wondering if the Wii U helps the original Wii games since it has to go through the HDMI cables now, or if they still look like garbage on HD. I don't want to bother with Skyward Sword when I get a Wii U if it's going to cause eye-bleed like a PS2 game on HD.
I had no issue with how Wii games looked until we got an HDTV. After that, N64, PS2, and Wii games looked stretched and hurt my eyes. Oddly, Gamecube games look just fine. I heard they used more graphic layers or something than the other consoles of that gen, but that doesn't explain the problem with the Wii stuff.Considering that all it's doing is emulating a Wii, I doubt it's any better. The only Wii game I have played on the Wii U is Wii Fit Plus though, which isn't a good indicator of anything. Of course, I also have no issues with how Skyward Sword looks on the Wii so I might not be fit to comment. (We had an S-Video adapter for our Wii as well so *shrug*)
Yeah, if your using the normal RCA cable, your not getting HD. You need to use the component cable or get a Wii HDMI converter.Did you get the component cable? I've noticed a huge difference using those and setting the Wii for progressive scan.
Yeah, if your using the normal RCA cable, your not getting HD. You need to use the component cable or get a Wii HDMI converter.
How on earth did Jack Keane get a sequel? That game was crap. The interface was horrible, the voice acting was bland, the story was almost nonsensical... Did I mention how awful the interface was? The puzzles and control in the game were like the developers hadn't played any adventure games after the first Monkey Island and had tried to modernize an adventure game all on their own without learning from any of the games released in the 18 years in between. ARGH!
This was brought up already. Pretty much everyone agreed that Atlus would be bought by someone in the ensuing sale of the company. Probably Square Enix or another Japanese company. Shin Megami Tensai is just too successful of a franchise to let it die.Index pulled an Enron...this could mean the end for Atlus. NOOOOOO!
http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkai...-investigated-for-fraud-files-for-bankruptcy/
Are we prepared for the dark future in which Atlus is an EA company?This was brought up already. Pretty much everyone agreed that Atlus would be bought by someone in the ensuing sale of the company. Probably Square Enix or another Japanese company. Shin Megami Tensai is just too successful of a franchise to let it die.
Nintendo taking them in would be interesting. The could become Nintendo's Miramax, where Nintendo releases all their less family oriented titles under the Atlus label to avoid confusing the family friendly image Nintendo has crafted over the years.I don't even know who to root for. Not EA. Square-Enix might let them do their own thing, but Square-Enix feels like a sinking ship. Nintendo is already doing the Fire Emblem crossover, so maybe.
I know it won't be the end of Atlus, but the uncertainty sucks.
I would love that. Nintendo's creativity without the censorship, plus all the awesome Atlus stuff we've been getting for years.Nintendo taking them in would be interesting. The could become Nintendo's Miramax, where Nintendo releases all their less family oriented titles under the Atlus label to avoid confusing the family friendly image Nintendo has crafted over the years.
While I understand the sentiment behind what you're saying, the Xbox has the kinect sensor built in, whereas the PS4 doesn't have the internal camera. I'm willing to be that's the main factor in the size difference, so it's not like the Xbox is bigger with the exact same hardware inside (as your post suggests).Not really news or anything but here's a side by side size comparison of the Ps4 and Xbox One. Really goes to show which of the two companies is primarily a hardware developer. PS4 has slightly beefier guts, swappable hard drive and has an internal power supply whereas the Xbox also comes with a power brick plug.
While I understand the sentiment behind what you're saying, the Xbox has the kinect sensor built in, whereas the PS4 doesn't have the internal camera. I'm willing to be that's the main factor in the size difference, so it's not like the Xbox is bigger with the exact same hardware inside (as your post suggests).
Sorry. I was told otherwise. Please disregard what I said, then.The kinect2 isn't built into the box, it's still a separate peripheral that plugs into it.
Sorry. I was told otherwise. Please disregard what I said, then.
The bones of murders and the souls of unbaptized babies... DUH!It was probably Microsoft that said that, they don't seem to know whats in their own box.
Now I want to see a pic of Pinhead holding an Xbox One with a skin on it to make it look like the puzzle box.The bones of murders and the souls of unbaptized babies... DUH!
Someone with photoshop skills needs to do this ASAP.Now I want to see a pic of Pinhead holding an Xbox One with a skin on it to make it look like the puzzle box.
So far the graphics seem fine. I gave a few VC Wii titles a try on our HD 60'' and it looked great. Sonic the Hedgehog. Balloon Fight. Bubble Bobble. Comix Zone. Mario 64. All look great at that level of detail.Thanks. And I don't know if you have any original Wii games--I remember when we tried playing Wii Sports and Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition on the HD, they looked awful. I didn't even want to put Okami in and see it desecrated. So I'm wondering if the Wii U helps the original Wii games since it has to go through the HDMI cables now, or if they still look like garbage on HD. I don't want to bother with Skyward Sword when I get a Wii U if it's going to cause eye-bleed like a PS2 game on HD.
I tried to find a funny image that would express my gratitude, but I failed, so I'll just say, thank you so much.I will have to pop in Okami and see how it looks.