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Coolguye posted:expand on that a little? where to put a console is seriously one of the biggest things i feel like i need to deal with when i buy another one, i hate having one taking up space on my desk. The console itself is small enough you can probably squeeze it next to whatever else you have with little trouble. It also comes with the vertical stand if you do that. The tablet's a little more of an issue.
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PS4 is gonna have a butt load of games coming out starting next month. most of them will be poo poo but that's AAA console vidja gaming for you Wii u's current library of like 8 great games is going to get added to in painfully slow drips and drops but then in 2-3 years they'll have another year like 2014 where their studios happen to release a bunch of games all at once. PC will continue being for virgins and xbox will continue to be hilarious. the console war never changes.
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Oct 26, 2014 08:11
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I enjoy playing earthbound on my bed
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Oct 26, 2014 08:48
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Mr.Unique-Name posted:The console itself is small enough you can probably squeeze it next to whatever else you have with little trouble. It also comes with the vertical stand if you do that. that can just go into a drawer or something, I have some cheapo stackable plastic shelves for exactly that sort of purpose my larger question is about day to day usage and poo poo. since ps4 and xbone don't get that touching your console after it's installed kinda blows rear end they force you to put it somewhere you can get back at it, and that's better used for basically anything else. do you need to gently caress around with the console a lot to play games etc? if most of the good games are available for electronic purchase/download and the tablet works for navigating around and doing most basic things then you could conceivably just throw it against the wall, never to be seen again. as it loving should be.
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Coolguye posted:expand on that a little? where to put a console is seriously one of the biggest things i feel like i need to deal with when i buy another one, i hate having one taking up space on my desk. the tablet can double as a screen for a hell of a lot of games(and all system functions) so if you're cheap on space you don't even need it to be near the tv
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Oct 26, 2014 09:00
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Coolguye posted:that can just go into a drawer or something, I have some cheapo stackable plastic shelves for exactly that sort of purpose I'm not sure what you mean. You don't really need to access the console itself other than to insert/remove game disks. I'm pretty sure that pretty much everything worth playing is on the eShop but you need to get an external HDD since they only put 32 gigs in it for some reason. Why do you think you'd need to handle the console a lot, or do you mean just changing games?
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Oct 26, 2014 09:06
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Do you still need to connect the Wii U Pro Controller to a Wiimote like with the Classic controller for Wii? That annoyed me a lot.
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Oct 26, 2014 13:16
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Bolverkur posted:Do you still need to connect the Wii U Pro Controller to a Wiimote like with the Classic controller for Wii? That annoyed me a lot. the new pro controller is totally independant
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Oct 26, 2014 15:46
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i'm mad that gamecube controllers are not substitutes for wii u pro controllers.
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Oct 26, 2014 15:48
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Mr.Unique-Name posted:Why do you think you'd need to handle the console a lot, or do you mean just changing games? Or on PS3 none of the controller activation poo poo ever worked right so I was turning it on and off from the console too One pf the nicest things about my pc is that after I have it on and installed it basically just exists in the cubbyhole it has and I never have to touch it again unless it needs service. I dont know what is so goddamn hard about consoles getting there. But if most good stuff is on the shop that would help substantially
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mabels big day posted:i'm mad that gamecube controllers are not substitutes for wii u pro controllers. This would be really cool, but I prefer Wii U Pro Controllers. It's probably my favorite controller ever. The only feature it's lacking is rumble, which I never really cared for. It has insanely good battery life and is very comfortable.
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Oct 26, 2014 16:51
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Coolguye posted:Changing games is a primary reason yes, but most obviously on the Wii you would have to screw around with their retarded motion sensor a lot since it works like poo poo. And since the bone went whole hog into that crap you frequently need to gently caress with it when it isn't calibrated right for what you're specifically doing. The problem is that Wii U games vary in size a lot. Nintendo games are usually just a couple of gigs whereas 2nd or 3rd party games can be like 10+ gigs. The basic Wii U drive is only 32gbs, so you'll probably want a USB Hard Drive if you plan to go mainly digital.
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Silver Striker posted:This would be really cool, but I prefer Wii U Pro Controllers. It's probably my favorite controller ever. The only feature it's lacking is rumble, which I never really cared for. It has insanely good battery life and is very comfortable. that's good to hear, since I initially thought the button placement and all looked kinda weird
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Oct 26, 2014 16:56
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Bolverkur posted:that's good to hear, since I initially thought the button placement and all looked kinda weird The button placement is the same as the Tablet. It looks weird but after playing with it for a bit I don't notice it at all.
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Oct 26, 2014 16:57
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wii u pro has rumble, i think a lot of games just dont use it, i know bayonetta does the triggers arent analog which is bad
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Oct 26, 2014 17:12
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Silver Striker posted:This would be really cool, but I prefer Wii U Pro Controllers. It's probably my favorite controller ever. The only feature it's lacking is rumble, which I never really cared for. It has insanely good battery life and is very comfortable. its no gamecube controller...
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Oct 26, 2014 17:13
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elf help book posted:wii u pro has rumble, i think a lot of games just dont use it, i know bayonetta does bayonetta almost too much really
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Oct 26, 2014 17:15
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yea, cutscene rumble is a bad thing
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Oct 26, 2014 17:19
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What are some good games for the Wii U
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Oct 26, 2014 17:21
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I'm hearing good things about the xbox one
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Oct 26, 2014 17:22
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A tomato posted:What are some good games for the Wii U NSMBU, 3d World, DK Tropical Freeze, Monster Hunter 3U (online is only in the Wii U version), Mario Kart 8, Hyrule Warriors, Wind Waker HD, The Wonderful 101, Pikmin 3, Bayonetta 1+2
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Oct 26, 2014 17:26
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A tomato posted:What are some good games for the Wii U uh all of them. Nintendo is the best and the wii u is better than that even.
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Oct 26, 2014 17:37
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zombi u
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Is Zombie U actually good, or is this just a Kewpuh-is-a-likeable-retard-who-thinks-bad-but-we-still-like-him thing. Gonna have to ask some non-'tards to confirm or deny.
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conceitedguy posted:Is Zombie U actually good, or is this just a Kewpuh-is-a-likeable-retard-who-thinks-bad-but-we-still-like-him thing. Gonna have to ask some non-'tards to confirm or deny. it's ok.
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conceitedguy posted:Is Zombie U actually good, or is this just a Kewpuh-is-a-likeable-retard-who-thinks-bad-but-we-still-like-him thing. Gonna have to ask some non-'tards to confirm or deny. its the best use of the gamepad and you can get it for cheap. if you like survival horror games that can get pretty difficult then you will probably enjoy it. its not super pretty or anything and the cricket bat can get repetitive. the game definitely does has some problems, but i enjoyed it a lot
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do people still play MH3U online I was addicted as all gently caress to that for a while then I realized I wasn't Very Good 
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Oct 26, 2014 17:57
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conceitedguy posted:Is Zombie U actually good, or is this just a Kewpuh-is-a-likeable-retard-who-thinks-bad-but-we-still-like-him thing. Gonna have to ask some non-'tards to confirm or deny. I played the demo and didn't really like it, but a lot of other people seem to enjoy it.
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Silver Striker posted:The problem is that Wii U games vary in size a lot. Nintendo games are usually just a couple of gigs whereas 2nd or 3rd party games can be like 10+ gigs. The basic Wii U drive is only 32gbs, so you'll probably want a USB Hard Drive if you plan to go mainly digital. Yeah that is chill, a 256 GB usb drive is as little as 90 bucks these days and I think I still have one bumping around in my drawer of random poo poo
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Oct 26, 2014 18:36
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conceitedguy posted:Is Zombie U actually good, or is this just a Kewpuh-is-a-likeable-retard-who-thinks-bad-but-we-still-like-him thing. Gonna have to ask some non-'tards to confirm or deny. A lot of reviewers hated the game because you had to conserve scarce resources to survive and couldn't just run around killing zombies like it was Left 4 Dead or something. It is a fun game if you like the survival horror genre and hated that the genre is now just another first/third-person shooter with zombies. I'm not a fan of zombie poo poo but I think the game rules.
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Is ZombiU scary in any capacity? That's all I ask
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Silver Striker posted:This would be really cool, but I prefer Wii U Pro Controllers. It's probably my favorite controller ever. The only feature it's lacking is rumble, which I never really cared for. It has insanely good battery life and is very comfortable. The wii u pro controller has more rumble than you would believe. Put the controller down during any cutscene in bayonetta 1 and 2 and you will see what I mean.
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Ciaphas posted:do people still play MH3U online
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Looper posted:Is ZombiU scary in any capacity? That's all I ask
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Oct 26, 2014 21:55
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Looper posted:Is ZombiU scary in any capacity? That's all I ask about as scary as most games can get which means it can be pretty creepy and gets tense when you run low on resources unless you're literally a child and think jump-scare games are scary in which case you won't be scared by it
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Oct 26, 2014 23:00
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Looper posted:Is ZombiU scary in any capacity? That's all I ask being that any zombie has the capability to one-shot you, everything is dark as hell and youre not given a lot of options to deal with enemies it can be pretty tense try the demo, gives you a good feel for the game. you can find a copy for 10-15 bucks if you didnt want the demo to end
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Oct 27, 2014 02:25
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I bought Hyrule Warriors and haven't slept in weeks. Also, the Wii U pro controller is amazing.
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Hyrule Warriors is getting too repetitive to continue for me, but that was a great 12 or so hours Still got a couple locked characters though, Ghirahim and Zant I imagine
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crazkylo posted:I bought Hyrule Warriors and haven't slept in weeks. Also, the Wii U pro controller is amazing. The Wii U pro controller is seriously the best controller. It doesn't have analog triggers but nothing Nintendo makes uses analog triggers at all so that's okay.
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I need to buy a Wii U but my daughter has AIDS.
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