I use bootcamp and played it just fine, you have to buy a copy of windows, but I think you can find some pretty cheap version of W7.

Well 30-60 minute per dungeon, that's 20-40 hour, yeah that's a lot of grinding, also you're assuming they drop 100% of the time which is a pretty big assumption, you're also ignoring the AMP point, so that's another 9 item (45 vet dungeon boss at 100% drop rate, so another 20-40 hour), so were looking at 40-80 hour…

Better example than that, the very first thing you do in the game is press the trigger button to shoot at someone.

Then I guess I'm looking forward to watch dogs 2.

Trying to play without ever using gun on hard. Currently stuck at a side mission where I have to non lethally take down driver in cars, the problem is that there at both end of a long line of car (around 6) all armed to the teeth. I literally have no other option than to shoot my way trough since if I stop one car…

The world is pretty much WOW type of world, a small area enclosed by mountain, each with there own unoriginal flavor, the desert place, the snow place, the forest place, it's not outright terrible, but there's absolutely nothing you've never seen before in every mmo ever.

Nothing was forcing you to buy the XB1, especially with the cheaper PS4 as an alternative. Would be hilarious if MS used that as an actual defense.

As was said when the wii started (and probably even earlier) motion control are nice toy, they serve one purpose and there inherently fun to play, but they don't work as controller, there clunky and less precise. They'll never amount to much so long as we don't have some feedback system, which I don't see how it could…

If you're interested in raiding, you might want to check it out, otherwise skip. Questing/leveling is about as bad as it gets, the world isn't particularly interesting, the area don't seems to be build with the combat in mind (you have a lot of cramp area with a bunch of very close mob, so avoiding the attack of one…

Yeah there is, just have a bunch of house pre build and player can buy those, you know when there's a quest hub you can have house in the hub, it make it look more like a real town/area and people get to buy stuff in the world. It's actually really simple, the key is that not every player will have an house all to…

Like a said, very small number of game wouldn't work (although as I wrote on another post, you can make it work by adding a slow down effect when pressing the button to emulate the touchscreen). The reason for removing the gamepad is two fold, one much cheaper, can probably knock off 50-100$, 2 it takes a lot of the…

Ehhh then a few game wouldn't work without gamepad, no big deal. I mean every nintendo game can be played without it, and there pretty much the only reason to buy a wii u anyway. Even pikmin 3, a game you'd think would absolutely require it, can be played without it.

I'd be fine with a cheap hardware solution for 3DS on Wii U compatibility like there was for GBA on GC.

I thought every game needed to be able to be playable on one screen so people could play on just the gamepad. Most review of game I read don't even mention the gamepad.

Really? So 100% of 3DS game absolutely require a second screen? You really have a very limited imagination if you can't see how easy it would be to port them. Just think of the most popular portable franchise, pokemon, clearly it would be impossible for a pokemon game to be played without a second screen.

You can deal with that with button combination, normal analogue stick move at a certain speed, a certain button would slow it down and another would speed it up. I don't think it would be a problem for even 0.05% of game.

So easy to deal with, just press a button and the main screen display the second screen. If an entire feature of a system can be trivialized with the press of 1 button, that feature shouldn't be there.

"… and then next they announce that they've cured all sickness and have perfected FTL travel" adding that doesn't make that konami statement any less possible.

A Wii U without the gamepad and the entire 3DS library on the wii u network.

I dunno about that, I've been looking at wolfenstein video and it's grey and brown, the most color come from blood splatter.