Stix Remix
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New Super Mario Bros. 3 fan remake gets updated
Jun 15th 2011 2:01AM (Joystiq)New Super Mario Bros. 3 fan remake gets updated
Jun 15th 2011 2:01AM (Joystiq)Wii U currently only supports one WiiPad
Jun 9th 2011 6:27PM (Joystiq)http://e3.nintendo.com/iwataasks/
Iwata: Now, can you talk about how this new controller works together with the Wii Remote that we have been using until now?
Miyamoto: Sure. Actually, as I was making it I didn't have a whole lot of doubts in my mind that the Wii Remote would still be used as it was. I feel like the Wii Remote has pretty much become its ideal form with the Wii Remote Plus. [...]
Miyamoto: And when I thought whether we really needed to require the purchase of something completely new, I felt that we could continue with this way to play for another while. [...]
Miyamoto: So when I think about it within the concept of bringing the Wii to a place that's further ahead, I think it's fine the way it is now aside from how we wanted to add an independent screen like with this new controller. The other thing was we wanted to make the switch to HD. But I had no hesitation in going that direction. Right now I'm planning that people can still be able to use their Wii Remote controllers that they already have, which means this time you now have five controllers to play with.
Iwata: You mean this new controller, and four Wii Remote Plus controllers for a total of five.
Miyamoto: Right. Five controllers. And we have people play in many combinations.
Iwata: When you play alone, you probably would be able to just play with the new controller, without having to play on the TV.
Miyamoto: I think so. We can make games that you play only in the palm of your hands even when something else is on the TV screen, and we can also make entertainment that requires both TV and the smaller screen in your hands. That is up to the designers to decide depending on the type of games they're making. The hardware itself has the capability so that games can be played both ways. [end transcript]
I think some developers plan to still use the regular Wii Remotes and use the Wii U for its HD qualities, moreso than its new controller (and I think Miyamoto understand this). Also, people saying there can be no local multiplayer anymore because there is only one tablet controller must not have seen the tech demos on display at E3.
Halo 4 finishes the fight (again) in 2012 [Update: teaser trailer!]
Jun 6th 2011 2:06PM (Joystiq)12 Days of Joyswag: A Fallout: New Vegas neon sign (yeah, f'real)
Dec 17th 2010 5:15PM (Joystiq)12 Days of Joyswag: Mass Effect 2 tin, with games, books, and a print!
Dec 16th 2010 11:27AM (Joystiq)Joyswag: World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Collector's Edition
Dec 7th 2010 1:22PM (Joystiq)THQ president talks up new $40 sales model, building a user base
Nov 11th 2010 5:51PM (Joystiq)Know that you're quoting isn't an actual quote from THQ. If you read through the Gamasutra article, it explains their strategy a little better.
The Last Story has competitive and cooperative online play
Nov 10th 2010 1:49PM (Joystiq)Sony: PSP Go 'experiment' revealed consumers' love of physical media
Jun 8th 2010 3:42PM (Joystiq)