IGN RUMOR - Nintendo to show new hardware at E3
"I've heard from someone who used to be at Nintendo; I've heard it from somebody on the third-party front" too
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COD: Advanced Warfare website hides Wii U logo in source code
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Yeah I saw that. I can't wait to see the reveal and get a glimpse of what Sledgehammer will produce for CoD.
Coming from the business firm Risk Monster, featuring data collected via the Japanese public.
“Japanese Companies to be Proud of in Front of the World”
Toyota - 64.5%
Sony - 40.6%
Honda - 40.5%
Panasonic - 36.6%
Nissan - 31.1%
Canon - 29.0%
Nintendo - 26.5% Hitachi - 26.4%
Bridgestone -26.2%
Toshiba - 25.8%
Sharp - 23.3%
ANA - 22.4%
Yamato - 21.4%
Yamaha - 21.3%
Fujitsu - 21.2%
Mitsubishi - 20.8%
Suntory - 20.6%
Japan Airlines - 19.6%
Ajinomoto - 19.1%
TOTO - 19.1%
IGN Rumor: Nintendo Revealing New Hardware at E3, heard from multiple sources
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If this was a new home console how would they manage the fallout? What would be acceptable? So, imagine a more powerful console that came with a normal controller, but Wii U pads could still be used and Wii U games would still be compatible. Then they upgrade the U pad and start selling it as an accesory.
As an existing user you'd still be screwed, you could try to flog off the U but who would buy a 2nd hand one these days?
I'm in Seattle at the space needle. Japanese people everywhere and I forgot my DS in the hotel, nooooooo!
Do they let you into the Nintendo campus cause I would pay to get in. I see online that there are no tours but I think there is a visitors center. I can't seem to find Straight answer.
It's not going to happen Vader, they don't let people outside the game industry inside. Except press very rarely.
Yeah, but they used to...
Not even a nintendo world store in Seattle, that's stupid.
Oh crap Destructoid just ruined the CoD reveal. It’s called Advanced Warfare and it stars Kevin Spacey! Trailer at the link!!!
http://www.destructoid.com/call-of-duty-advanced-warfare-leaked-see-the-first-video-and-images-274126.phtml
<b style=”color: #222222;”>Through a trusted source, Destructoid has learned the new Call of Duty, subtitled Advanced Warfare, revolves around a soldier of fortune group run by Spacey’s character that has turned on the United States government. As shown in the leaked media attached to this post, players will wear exosuits to jump super high, scale buildings, and cloak themselves. Also, hoverbikes.</b>
I’m excited. If CoD would only ditch its terrible campaign structure and make a real game, with open levels, good missions, actual progression it could be fantastic as a campaign. Look at all that awesome! Hover bikes! Super suits! Imagine if it had more open areas like a Halo how fun that would be.
Ha, I'm sleepless in Seattle.
"If CoD would only ditch its terrible campaign structure and make a real game, with open levels, good missions, actual progression it could be fantastic as a campaign"
That's like saying, if only Knack had good level design, tight controls and more imagination it could be a fantastic platformer. You can apply this to any average game.
Fuck, this is happening.
So Videogamers' source is saying that the New Nintendo system will be this Fusion thing, the next portable + the next home console.
http://nintendonews.com/2014/01/nintendo-fusion-could-be-nintendos-next-gen-hardware-name/
Nintendo Fusion isn’t just an arbitrary name with no meaning.
We have just received an anonymous tip from one of our very reputable sources regarding possible information related to Nintendo’s next-generation hardware; for both its home and portable consoles.
First of all, if this is your first time on Nintendo News, I want to personally make it clear that we have an impeccable reputation when it comes to delivering information that’s credible and newsworthy. Secondly, thank you for taking the time to read what we offer. Third, and most important, none of the information is 100% guaranteed. Then again, nothing in life is either. Please use caution when viewing the below information, especially with regard to the technical specifications. Let’s have a look at the information we have received.
Perhaps the most important question is, “what is Nintendo working on”? As many may already be aware, Nintendo is already fast at work on their next set of home and portable hardware. Nintendo, in particular, seem to work on succeeding hardware anywhere from six months to two years after their current generation lineup is released on the market. What we know is that “Nintendo Fusion” is a possible name that Nintendo is using for their next-gen hardware.
On Thursday, May 29th, 2003, Nintendo of America Inc. purchased the domain name nintendofusion.com. They purchased the domain from the same Melbourne, Australia-based registrar they use for all of their other official domain names: Melbourne IT Ltd. At precisely 12:17 p.m. GMT on January 21st (just about an hour and a half ago), the WHOIS database record for nintendofusion.com was updated.
You can see all of the aforementioned information related to nintendofusion.com right here. Alternatively, we’ve listed it below for you.
Domain Name: nintendofusion.com
Registry Domain ID: 98528369_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.melbourneit.com
Registrar URL: http://www.melbourneit.com.au
Updated Date: 2013-04-02T09:18:58Z
Creation Date: 2003-05-29T19:33:46Z
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2014-05-30T05:33:46Z
Registrar: Melbourne IT Ltd
Registrant Name: Nintendo of America Inc.
Registrant Organization: Nintendo of America Inc.
Registrant Street: 4820 150th Avenue NE
Registrant City: Redmond
Registrant State/Province: WA
Registrant Postal Code: 98052
Registrant Country: US
Registrant Phone: +1.4258822040
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +1.4258823585
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: webmaster@nintendo.com
Name Server: DNS1.NINTENDO.COM
Name Server: DNS2.NINTENDO.COM
Last update of WHOIS database: 2014-01-21T12:17:01Z
NOTE: nintendofusion.com was originally purchased because of the Nintendo Fusion Tour — a touring rock music and video game festival sponsored by Nintendo of America. The tour began in 2003, which explains the date of the domain name purchase. This may, or may not be, related to the tipped information below regarding Nintendo’s possible hardware. Additionally, the Nintendo Fusion Tour was last active in 2006.
Now, onto the other stuff.
The following information comes from our source, of whom which has provided us with possible hardware specifications related to Nintendo’s new hardware systems, said to be named “Fusion DS” and “Fusion Terminal,” respectively. I want to reiterate that everything below may not be guaranteed so please take that into consideration when viewing the information.
Nintendo Fusion DS
- CPU: ARMv8-A Cortex-A53 GPU: Custom Adreno 420-based AMD GPU
- COM MEMORY: 3 GB LPDDR3 (2 GB Games, 1 GB OS)
- 2 130 mm DVGA (960 x 640) Capacitive Touchscreen
- Slide Out Design with Custom Swivel Tilt Hinge
- Upper Screen made of Gorilla Glass, Comes with Magnetic Cover
- Low End Vibration for Gameplay and App Alerts
- 2 Motorized Circle Pads for Haptic Feedback
- Thumbprint Security Scanner with Pulse Sensing Feedback
- 2 1mp Stereoptic Cameras
- Multi-Array Microphone
- A, B, X, Y, D-Pad, L, R, 1, 2 Buttons
- 3 Axis Tuning Fork Gyroscope, 3 Axis Accelerometer, Magnetometer
- NFC Reader
- 3G Chip with GPS Location
- Bluetooth v4.0 BLE Command Node used to Interface with Bluetooth Devices such as Cell Phones, Tablets
- 16 Gigabytes of Internal Flash Storage (Possible Future Unit With 32 Gigabytes)
- Nintendo 3DS Cart Slot
- SDHC “Holographic Enhanced” Card Slot up to 128 Gigabyte Limit
- Mini USB I/O
- 3300 mAh Li-Ion battery
Nintendo Fusion TerminalSo, until Nintendo officially reveals their next-gen hardware lineup, don’t get too carried away with what we have presented in this article. The domain name, and information provided for the domain name, is entirely real. The hardware name and technical hardware specifications, along with some questionable code names, is another story.
Wolfenstein The New Order Console Requirements
Bethesda has published the install sizes.
PlayStation 4: 47 GB total install
Xbox One: 47 GB total install
Xbox 360: 8 GB minimum, 4 discs, including the first disc that is a mandatory installation disc
PlayStation 3: Disc play 8 GB, PSN download 17 GB
Hmm, 47 GB for the PS4? It would take 2 solid days for me download it.
That Spyborg shit is hilarious.
Also:If this new Nintendo console is real and releases anytime soon then the only acceptable solution would be to give away free game downloads to existing U owners equal to the value of buying a U at launch.
An ambassador program as you were. So it cost £300 at launch, games are about £50 each, so 6 free game downloads of full priced retail games - for each U owner.
Yeah, that's not going to happen.
They're giving away free digital games from a large selection, they had the 3DS offer and now the Mario Kart offer and they gave us 3DS ambassadors many free GBA games. I think if it's digital, they'll consider it as the cost to them is low. The cost of giving all 5 million existing owners new machines to play would cost millions.
Videogamers Simon and Jim sit down to discuss the rumours that Iwata may nintend to reveal a brand new home console this year. Is the Wii U doing so badly that they'll abandon it? Can a new console reverse their fortunes? We don't have any answers, only power.
No Nintendo hardware reveal at E3, company confirms Representatives for the corporation told CVG UK on Friday that such a reveal is not under consideration.
I'm always dubious when UK sites confirm anything with companies because I know how it works, they contact the UK branch of a company which is usually clueless when it comes to compartmentalised information and ruled over by overseas management. Some PR guy at Nintendo UK in Slough of all places is not going to know jack shit about what Nintendo Japan are planning for E3.