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[Ngamer01]

Ugh gawd, you're gonna have to start at Level 1 again. >.< Oh wait! Not if you transfer your data over! .... But wait again--you can't power your Wii on, right? You can't transfarr your Wii shit without powering both it and Wii U simultaneously. >.<

My Wii system still works, it's just its disc drive may be f'ing up. And NoA just confirmed Wii NWFC data will carry over to Wii U along with other Wii data.

Edited by Ngamer01, 16 November 2012 - 07:10 PM.

[Blackskullgreymon]

Oh, I wanted to comment another title I got my eye on is Mass Effect 3. It's weird since there is no way to carry over your last save file, so apparently it's built in with the option to kind of choose your choices you've chosen into the Choice Engine™ to simulate a save file, which is great for me since my ME2 save file is long gone and I've still not played ME3.

[EP]

Definitely Nintendo Land just to try out all the new stuff. Mario U after that, though.

[Blackskullgreymon]

Was it smart to market the WiiU with largely the familiar white color of the Wii, only to make the black version the "preferred" or "better" kind of value? I wonder if it was intentional to get the casual people that won't be downloading much, or maybe even using the system that regularly, to go for the familiar color while using black to "rebrand" the Wii as a more serious gaming solution. I mean, Nintendo Land is kind of doing the Wii Sports mission of "Look what the system can do!" but without the casual appeal of general sports. Instead, it's catering to gamer nostalgia and/or hype as the Nintendo seniors get excited at the idea of a new F-Zero or the upcoming Animal Crossing when they see those characters. Brands that grandma and grandpa probably won't get amped about, so they can just pick up something else with the system, or I don't know. I still don't know what a casual gamer would want a WiiU for, at launch.

Edited by Blackskullgreymon, 17 November 2012 - 01:13 PM.

[gamerman99]

I voted other. SSB4 will get me to buy it, and I'll inevitably play it first.