Microsoft’s E3 keynote came and went this year without any new hardware unveiled or even mentioned. Sony followed a similar path. It was Nintendo and Nintendo alone who had some new gear for the gaming world to poke and prod. And even though we certainly see the potential of the Wii U, we see it as more of a catchup to Microsoft and Sony’s current hardware than anything truly groundbreaking. With that said, while Microsoft may have disappointed legions of...
Nintendo may not be ready to divulge just when their next-gen console will hit the market, but that isn’t stopping Sega from spilling the beans themselves. During an interview at last weeks E3 trade show, Alan Pritchard, Sega’s executive Vice President of Marketing claimed that Nintendo’s Wii U will be released in the Spring/Summer 2012 time frame. Seeing as how this came from someone other than Nintendo at a minimum 6 months out, we’re going to go...
Nintendo’s E3 keynote was full of pixel punching action with plenty of game previews (despite the fact it the demos showcased PS3 and Xbox variantes) as well as plenty of eye candy of the new Wii U console/hardware. Though we think it goes without saying that the most surprising part of Nintendo’s keynote was the Wii U controller itself which boasts a 6.2″ display and numerous buttons across it’s body. Absent, however, was specific information...
Nintendo just announced their next-gen Wii U console and controller. While the console itself is exciting and now features the highly sought after “HD” feature, it is the controller that has most intrigued. Hop past the break for the full rundown on the Wii U and it’s gigantor controller… The Console Most disappointing with Nintendo’s keynote was the lack of information concerning the console hardware itself. While the games and new...
Details are still scant, but Sony just announced (again) their PlayStation Suite package for Android. The gist is simple: Xperia-like games and environment on non-Xperia “certified” hardware. Simple enough, right? Unfortunately Sony was entirely too light on details at their E3 keynote tonight. Here’s to hoping more is revealed sooner rather than later… Via: ...
