The Wii U is still a mystery to many people. It’s hard to say if you are excited for the new Nintendo Console when you haven’t seen any real games for it. Ninja Gaiden III: Razor’s Edge (insert AC/DC remark here) is a type of game many gamers aren’t use to playing on a Nintendo System, but it will be a launch title for Wii U. The Ninja Gaiden series hasn’t been on a Nintendo system since 1995, when they released the first three Ninja Gaiden games in a collection for the SNES. It will be an exciting game to play day one of Wii U Launch and will show just how powerful the system is. Many people are still wondering about the Razor’s Edge subtitle and how it will be different than the PS3 version, but as a fortune cookie once said “Time will tell all.”
Wii U Might Support More Than One Tablet After All
An anonymous source told Develop today, there might be a chance the Wii U will support two tablets. Previously, Nintendo had claimed only one Tablet would be supported by the console and would not be sold separately. Rumor is Nintendo was afraid more than one tablet would scare off more casual gamers from multiplayer, but after all the questions they got about two touch screen controllers at E3, they decided to look into the issue further.
Develop's source also claims a few other pieces of the system's hardware haven't been set in stone yet. The amount of RAM and the processor speed have not been decided on yet. The source also says we will find the answers to all of these questions next E3, as the details of the hardware should be finalized by then.
The tablets themselves don't have heavy duty processors in them. All the imagery is streamed from the system. Hopefully this will keep the cost of the controller down if they do decide to sell it separately. Thinking about how much they charge for controllers now makes me weary of what one of those might cost with a touch screen on it.