Sorry, I realise I could've been clearer: TP is on the GC.
But they held it back so it came out on the Wii first (or they released it simultaneously, don't remember).
Fun fact: The GC version is technically the original version, the Wii version is flipped.
@wd: No problem.
Oh and MS conference was disappointing. Some of the announced games looked cool, but the amount of Kinect involved was... terrible. And don't get me started on the Fable game that was announced.
So I missed a lot of this E3, but apparently, Sony kicked of their presentation with the worlds largest 3D screen and the did announce the real name for the NGP (PS Vita).
When it comes to games, the only one that I noticed (aka I found interesting) was Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time.
And Sony has got this solution for split screen that seems pretty interesting.
Sony's conference had a few games to show off, and a lot of good first-party titles.
Although the naming convention for PSVita confuses me. They've got PS > PS2 > PS3, so why not PSP > PSP2?
Ok, so the Nintendo conference has wrapped up. Thoughts?
I quite like the idea of the new console, and the third-party support sounds promising.
Looks pretty good to me, and the announced titles are promising.
Indeed, it seems Nintendo actually have third-party support.
3DS first-party titles looked good too.
I just hope the new "wii u" thing isn't super gimmicky. to me it just seems like they're doing even more of what I didn't like with the original wii. just a bunch of games where you're spending more time fighting with the controller trying to figure out how to get it to do what you want than you do actually playing the game.
Why is it now Wii U? I used to say Cafe!
@j_m: It seems there will be less of that seeing as it's just a controller... with a screen. Touch-screen too, but I'll have to try it before making any judgements.
I never thought Nintendo would make something like that: A controller with a screen AND the normal tv screen! Sounds a bit overdone for me!
@Nyubis: Ah good 'ol Proton Jon...
@AJ32: Their reasoning is sound. I think regardless of everything, it'll sell like hotcakes.
And it's got support for other controllers too. I think for maybe Battlefield 3 or Arkham City the classic controller would be better.
Sony's conference had a few games to show off, and a lot of good first-party titles.
Although the naming convention for PSVita confuses me. They've got PS > PS2 > PS3, so why not PSP > PSP2?
Looks nice though, but yes, I agree, the name is awful.
@Nyubis: There probably will be that functionality. But the WiiU controller looks fine to me.
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