Don't worry the rod will extend in size after giving it a good shake. Next gen waggle.

Is it possible to select the 2 free games without actually downloading them?

Also does anyone know if it's 30 days of PSN Plus after you activate it or from now. Also took about 4 tries to get into the welcome back section lol.

Foolz said:

MGS pack fails completely without MGS 1.

Also, what free shit on PSN + is good?

BURNOUT. MOTHERFUCKING. PARADISE.

I'm downloading Dead Nation and Infamous right now.  At this rate, it might take a day to DL.

Yeah, I don't think I'll forgive Nintendo if they ditch pointing altogether outside backwards compatibility, after showing us its greatness. If Sony made their next gen system with a modified dual Move setup (basically like that same mockup but without the screen) I'd easily go for them instead....

gamingeek said:

Agnates said:

WTF Nintendo???

If they don't include a remote+nunchuck type setup out of the box without asking people to dig up their actual Wii controllers (ie, not to be used in new games) I'm going to be very disappointed. I want my pointer based F/TPS games, adventure games, motion based Zeldas and the lightgun genre resurrection to continue damnit.

If they don't include them in the box you might get token functionality. I have no problem using Wii motionplus remotes and chuks with Cafe, but I wonder if they will supported. If IR is ditched for shooters I will be pretty pissed off.

I'm still going with the idea of a split controller that you can snap apart for motion or use with the screen when held together.

It would be surprising if they abandoned the pointer concept altogether.

Capcom does not regret their Wii support, 'more news to come' on Project Cafe support, pleased with Mega Man 9/10 sales, Mega Man Legends 3 talk


IGN: Since Nintendo announced a new console for release in 2012, I thought we should take a look back at Capcom's output for the Wii. The company so far has put out about 14 titles in North America, nearly half of which were ports of some sort. If I had told you in 2006 the Wii would sell nearly 80 million units you'd be ecstatic and want to make sure Capcom had tons of software ready. In reality, the company put out very few titles.


Svensson: It's not about necessarily the number of releases, but I would argue we have probably three or four in the top 20 on Metacritic. As a percentage of our share of the top 20 Metacritic games out of the number of Wii titles released to date, we certainly over-performed. Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition, Zack and Wiki, Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, Monster Hunter Tri, and Okami are all probably up there.


IGN: Any regrets with the Wii?


Svensson: I think like much of the industry, I wish I knew what it was going to be a year before it actually became apparent what it was going to be, in terms of market acceptance. I don't know that there's any publisher you could speak to going into that window that would have said "It's going to be that." Maybe Ubisoft did, they're the only ones that bet really heavily out of the gate on it. But I'm not sure if they capitalized on it any better than we did in the end.


There are certain things I wish we would have done, but the problem is the windows of opportunities closed. When it became apparent we should have done something, the chance had already passed us by from a business or development standpoint. But other than that, it was not terrible. We've had some major successes. The Wii helped us grow the Monster Hunter brand in the West. Our most successful Monster Hunter in the West was Tri in both North America and Europe. I think Zack and Wiki was an interesting experiment; very creative in its approach and reinforced that Capcom innovation is alive and well here. We brought Tatsunoko vs. Capcom to the West when everyone said it wouldn't come. We proved them wrong and it was modestly successful.


I'm not disappointed with our Wii output at all.


IGN: For Nintendo's next console, will you be a bit more on top of the ball?


Svensson: I'm going to have to hold those cards closer to the vest. We're a multiplatform publisher, and I think anytime we have new hardware coming to the market that can be a canvas that our creators can create on and help them execute their visions, we're supportive of that. There's more news to come on that front in the future.

Someone is emailing these pics to IGN and gonintendo

Stick with this for some RE Mercenaries Barry footage.

RE4 Wii was awesome though.