Huh? As far as I know it hasn't officially been confirmed by Nintendo which GPU it uses, but multiple sources at AMD say it's a modified E6760 GPU, see for example here:

'the defining game of its genre' is actually a citation, not what Patrick Wyatt said himself.

In the end we'll have to wait and see, but I think they can do it. Take Super Mario Galaxy for example: an innovative and fresh new take on the 3D platformer that nobody saw coming. I can't take anyone serious who says Nintendo always just does more of the same, I have never played a game like that before or since.…

Not trying to attack you, but a honest question from someone who isn't interested in generic shooters either: which 2D/3D platformers and Zelda-/Metroid-like games would you recommend on the 360? I've yet to see someone beat Nintendo in these genres. Indie games come the closest, but they usually have less content.

Yes, the specs were trash and there's tons of shovel-ware. But it's a Nintendo console after all, which means there were a lot of great and fun games as well - even if those maybe didn't fit your taste. Just judging by the tech nobody in his right mind would have bought a Wii, but why would you buy a PlayStation or…

Well, it absolutely makes sense to buy one for local multiplayer games. Due to the lack of buttons on the Wiimotes compared to the GamePad those will probably not work for all games.

That's awesome! Looks like the Wii U will be a great platform for indies. Very good.

This...actually looks fun! Definitely more interested in this than Angry Birds.

The biggest thing going for the Wii U that nobody seems to talk about is, in my opinion, that it's a Nintendo console. You can be sure that, sooner or later, there will be new games for all or most of Nintendos core franchises - a new Mario Kart, 3D Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Smash Bros., maybe even another Donkey Kong…

I personally use My Class Schedule as timetable/todo app since about half a year, it's great! It seems to be comparable to Studious, but comes with a few additional nice features, most notably a more traditional school schedule view and great widgets. On the other hand it looks a bit dated, but apparently that's about…