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So my friends at E3 told me ...
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bunnyfubbles
Lifer
I guess you guys haven't been looking at ANY of the pics from E3...the Wii consoles are definitely being demoed on flat panels...
randomlinh
Lifer
agreed :thumbsup:
Accipiter22
Banned
which is the reverse of how ps1+2 and xbox were...
middlehead
Diamond Member
The Wii will be the first console I've ever preordered.
I'll probably get a 360 when the price drops.
I doubt I'll get a PS3, since most of the games I play on it are either multi-system or ported in a year.
I'll probably get a 360 when the price drops.
I doubt I'll get a PS3, since most of the games I play on it are either multi-system or ported in a year.
This is the million dollar question, really. There's never been any absolute confirmation of the lack of digital output, but if it's there, why not release the DVI and HDMI cables from day one?
Conversely, it makes no sense for Microsoft to have omitted a digital video out. Every modern graphics card has digital transmitters onboard, so it would essentially be free from a design perspective - the work's already been done. The HDCP stuff isn't free, but if you're buying by the million, it can't really be that much money.
It is totally bizarre. No doubt about it.
-Erwos
Quasmo
Diamond Member
To those who say the Wii has limited resolution because of lack of HD, It will run at 480P (DVD resolution), and support widescreen, and it has component cables.
To those talking about the ability to turn in Red steel, the problem lies with the bounding box that has been programmed, when you get outside that box you begin to turn. If they made it really small, having the cursor in the middle, people would be all over the place and it would make people dizzy because the controller is extremely sensitive. Over time they will shrink the bounding box, or you may be able to do it in game, but there is a learning curve on the Wii, and once everyone learns to use it, control will become more accurate, and more quick.
To those talking about the ability to turn in Red steel, the problem lies with the bounding box that has been programmed, when you get outside that box you begin to turn. If they made it really small, having the cursor in the middle, people would be all over the place and it would make people dizzy because the controller is extremely sensitive. Over time they will shrink the bounding box, or you may be able to do it in game, but there is a learning curve on the Wii, and once everyone learns to use it, control will become more accurate, and more quick.
0roo0roo
No Lifer
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