@Wiicube: true...he collects both the PAL and NTSC versions if they have different covers.
The blue label Wii U games look a lot more organised & cleaner, imo, whereas the US Wii U labels are all white just like the Wii which doesn't really separate the two.Don't like the blue labels
The blue label Wii U games look a lot more organised & cleaner, imo, whereas the US Wii U labels are all white just like the Wii which doesn't really separate the two.
Okay everyone, calm down. Wii U has now had its U-turn, the amazing multiplatforms have arrived. This is what we've all been waiting for.Wii U has amazing multiplatforms like Monster High: 13 Wishes
the Wii U hasn't had many game releases and it's been out for only 3 years.
Anyone who got the Wii U at launch with deep pockets could easily get these games.
The worse part is that I know the guy personally.
Here's my full release list for the Wii U, in case someone is interested: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...lOOHpkN1h3TDZob1R0VGs4c1E&usp=drive_web#gid=0
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Okay everyone, calm down. Wii U has now had its U-turn, the amazing multiplatforms have arrived. This is what we've all been waiting for.
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We met 6 years ago. I'm tall and used to listen to techno back then. You don't recognize my nickname, but I recognize you Janne.Uh, no you don't?
We met 6 years ago. I'm tall and used to listen to techno back then. You don't recognize my nickname, but I recognize you Janne.
Not sure if it qualifies as "knowing personally", but okay. I don't live in Espoo anymore, though, but still in the capital area.
My problem is only with the fact the Wii U, other than having obscure titles and the occasional Nintendo releases, doesn't really have a library worth collecting. If you discount multiplatforms and iterative editions, what are you left with?
EDIT: I should add that games like Tekken Tag Tournament 2: Wii U Edition don't qualify as a unique Wii U title. TTT2 was released for other consoles as well. I also wouldn't count the three different "versions" of SoulCalibur II as unique versions just because the GameCube version had Link while the PS2 and Xbox versions didn't. Same principle applies to episodic games like Dragon Quest X, which receive expansions, but aren't new games in their own right.