I think this is a no brainer, but it hasn't been announced yet, for the many games that utilize local multiplayer, the Wii u should have new wireless controllers that don't need wiimotes that are wireless versions of the classic controller pro complete with rumble. you would still be able to use old classic controllers connected to Wiimotes, but there should also be these new stand alone controllers too.
Of course it is, it's chargeable too.Is the Wii U Pro controller wireless?
Awesome!Of course it is, it's chargeable too.Is the Wii U Pro controller wireless?
This is a little bit off-topic but do you think the Wii U will include a Wiimote when released?
No but at least they'll still be sold. It won't have a built in hard drive but it will use external ones, I think Nintendo want to exclude things that would make the console more expensive.
It's rumored that japan will be seeing a $350 price point so I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo goes all the way with future proof hardware specs looking at their own and other developers recent statements.
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I doubt there will be a classic controller pro wireless cuz the WiiU will be here before you know it. Maybe the Wireless controller pro for WiiU will be usable in older games as a ccp
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I had a girlfriend who had a twin sister and they would mess with me constantly.... Until one chipped a tooth then finally I could tell them apart.... Lol
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They would have the same hair style the same clothes everything... Really messed with my head lol
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@The Real Jdbye, I could see AMD trying to pull off the CPU GPU tandem thing, would be a way to maybe close the gap a bit with Nvidia. Plus it would kinda put Nvidia at a future disadvantage since Nvidia can't make X86/64 CPUs? Intel and AMD licensing issues... I wonder how much that has held back innovation.
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Yeah I think Nvidia s future lays in AI GPU acceleration stuff if they can get that going it's going to be super interesting in the long term
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"OK Cortana I want that mountain a little taller and more snow on top, and I would like some random ancient pine forest around the bottom"
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"Now we need a spring fed river flowing down the north side and add some wild life appropriate for the biome"
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Many TBs of assets and the programming of something like that is going to be tough but I think it's something we might see in 20 years maybe sooner
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@Psionic Roshambo AI assisted game creation is kinda already here, there was recently that AI that can turn any 2D image into a fully modeled 3D object, it's not perfect, but it's a starting point, beats starting from zero+1
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but most recently, there was one that actually generates a working unity scene with terrain and textures already set up that you can import right into unity, that's a huge time saver right there+1
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and using LLMs to generate NPC dialogue and even dynamically generated quests is something i'm sure is already happening+1
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will just take some time for games made using those things to be completed and released+1
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