Ok GG then It works for you. I know I wouldn't ever think of buying it fu price if it wasn't a wii u game. So for me the wii u is still not delivering the games I want. Also in general one great new gamesince launch is not a good library. I think back to other consoles and they all had something really big in the launch window.

i am not trying to trash on Lego I am just taking a wide general view of the whole wii u situation

GG in Deus Ex during the dialogue sections you are given options.  For example when talking with the SWAT team before you infiltrate a building with terrorists you are asked things like "Do you want to infiltrate and keep violence to a minimum or do you want to go in full force and kill the terrorists", or things like "Do you want a close quarter combat weapon or an assault rifle for distance shooting"

I think that was what GME referred to as the role-playing elements

Dvader said:

Ok GG then It works for you. I know I wouldn't ever think of buying it fu price if it wasn't a wii u game.

Forgot to mention, I saw this Lego Star Wars animation on Cartoon Network and actually found it very funny, so reading the reviews saying that Lego City was filled with humour and was making all the reviewers laugh endeared the game to me. I love humour in games and want there to be more more funny games. They got in British comedians to script the game.

Yes, you have multisaves and branch accordingly

Dvader said:

GG of course I would not feel the same way as Rayman. That was the launch window game for me, I have my money waiting for it. Now in terms of a general outlook jut having Rayman is stil not enough. Nintendo needed the games to come out in time.  If we had pikmin, wonderful, Rayman and Lego now that is a system with a great early lineup.

To me if it was just Rayman it would have been the same thing as if it was just Lego City. Wii U's spring was supossed to be:

• Rayman Legends
• Aliens Colonial marines
• Pikmin 3

Instead for us in Europe it's:

• Scribblenauts
• Lego City
• NFS Most Wanted
• Monster Hunter Ultimate

It's not a bad swap but not ideal. Shame Aliens tanked. I agree third parties should have picked up the slack early on but didn't. I think it's because they would have to scale up their business to accommodate additional skus - as Dave Cox put it. If we were to see U versions of multiplats that are releasing today then publishers would have had to put plans in place ages ago, when Darksiders 2 was announced for instance. They didn't and now USA sales are flagging we hear that publishers are actually cancelling U games.

There's a running joke at GAF - Nintendo delays first party games to give 3rd parties time to shine and sell their games, third parties don't do anything and complain that Nintendo hasn't released enough 1st party games to boost system sales. Nintendo releases first party games - 3rd parties complain that they are cannibalising sales. It's a lose lose situation.

Still by the end of the year we should have Rayman and Pikmin 3 and Wind Waker, Warioware, Watch Dogs, Wonderful 101, Assasins Creed IV, maybe Bayonetta 2 and probably some others we haven't heard about yet, along with X possibly and reveals for the new Mario platformer, Kart, Smash, Fire Emblem, Retro Studios game. Miyamoto has already said that the games already announced in the direct videos would be shown at E3.

All in all I've learned to be patient with Nintendo platforms from experience. It may be a long slog but it's always worth it in the end.  

EDIT: And a new Zelda to look forward to.

gamingeek said:

• "Ultimately, Microsoft has asked itself a simple question: who wants to play games on a next-generation Xbox and yet doesn't have access to the internet? The answer: not enough to make a considerable difference."

This is where one big question lays for me. They're going after the audience that will always have the internet on. That's fine, I totally understand and appreciate that. And yet, they're also forcing Kinect onto this crowd.... why? At this point the only people I've seen who get any use out of Kinect are people with young children or the ultra casual crowd and for a lot of them, they don't bother with the internet on their console (particularly the group that has the console for the kids). Why make the play for that group at all if they're not going to fully court them? It's forcing Kinect on one audience and thus raising the cost of the console for a different audience that they're not going to fully committ to...

robio said:

This just in, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate.... still good. Controls are quite a bit better than the demo too. They did quite a bit of tweaking since that had been made.

I noticed the tablet seems to have an inventory and map display? Are you playing it on the tablet or the pro controller? I just can't see me playing a game like this with a big awkward tablet id probably be a more regular controller kind of guy.

GodModeEnabled said:

I noticed the tablet seems to have an inventory and map display? Are you playing it on the tablet or the pro controller? I just can't see me playing a game like this with a big awkward tablet id probably be a more regular controller kind of guy.

Oh I forgot to mention that you can actually switch the stuff on the tablet to show on the main screen like a conventional game would. Map in one corner, inventory appearing on another screen, etc. I prefer to keep my screens as uncluttered as possible though so I'm happy to keep all of that stuff on the tablet.

No one watched this yesterday? Enlighten videos show next generation lighting demos on PS4