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Don’t Expect The Next Dragon Age Or Mass Effect On Wii U
Last year, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said his company wasn’t worried about third-party publishers shying away from the Wii U. The Wii had its issues, yes, but Fils-Aime promised that history wouldn’t repeat itself.
Don’t Talk S**t About Reggie’s Japanese
Reggie Fils-Aime is the Nintendo of America honcho. And while he works for a Japanese company, he’s no Japanese language wizard like in-house localiser Bill Trinen. He is, however, a vengeful, vengeful man. They don’t call that man the Regginator for nothing.
PlayStation Boss Trolls Nintendo In The Sweetest Way Possible
This shouldn’t come as a surprise. Folks at Sony own Nintendo game machines. They own the Xbox 360 too. And the same is true of those companies too. So, it’s no shocker that Shuhei Yoshida, the president of Sony Computer Entertainment’s Worldwide Studies, just got a Wii U. It’s also no shocker that he loves PlayStation. Like, duh!
Reggie Fils Aime: ‘Third Party Games Look Dramatically Better’ On Wii U
It seems as though it’s pretty difficult to get a precise handle on exactly how powerful the Wii U is compared to current gen systems. Comparisons between initial ports like Mass Effect 3 and Call of Duty: Black Ops II have not been favourable, but it’s important to remember these are ports. Regardless of these comparisons, Reggie Fils-Aime has said, in an interview with CNN that third party games look “dramatically better” on Wii U.
Nintendo Is Selling The Wii U At A Loss, Until You Buy One Game
Most consoles, when they’re first launched, are sold at a loss, but in this regard Nintendo has mostly gone against the grain, utilising affordable technology to create consoles that sold at a profit from day one. It’s been a strategy that served them well. Previously we’d been informed that the Wii U — most likely because of the expense of the new GamePad — was being sold at a loss. But Nintendo of America’s president Reggie Fils-Aime has now revealed that it’s pretty tight. If you buy one single game with your Wii U, it puts Nintendo back in black!
24 Hours Before Wii U Launch, Reggie Surprises The Nintendo Faithful In NYC
Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime did the Jimmy Fallon show on Friday, got some dinner and then… he took a stroll to the Nintendo World Store. He found more than 50 people camped out to pick up the Wii U at midnight Saturday night. I tagged along to see what happened.
Nintendo Adding New Japanese Word To American Vocabulary: WaraWara
The welcome area that will appear whenever you start up Nintendo’s new Wii console, the Wii U, will be called the WaraWara Plaza.
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