description : Le groupe Nintendo Café est un espace dédié à l'actualité de la Nintendo Wii U. Le but est de recueillir un condensé d'articles afin de créer une vaste base de donnée sur tout ce qui définit la console et ses futurs jeux.
monstre pas vraiment. Les consoles actuelles font ça aussi vu ke c une simple démo technique. Aucun jeu n'intégrera un niveau de détail pareil à chaque instant. Faut repenser aux démo crytek et au jeu final...Le fossé est immense
Le seul truc qui me paraît bizarre c'est quant à l’ergonomie. Je me vois pas vraiment jouer avec ce gros trucs entre les mains. M'enfin, peut-être que je changerai d'avis en testant par moi-même...
aki>>>c'est que c'est une démo technique.
Mais surtout une démo où tu peux intervenir dessus.
ce qui change des démo vidéo qui sont souvent loin du produit final.
Donc pour l'instant on vraiment espéré une telle technique une fois machine sorti
Darkshao > tu as un lien sur les nouvelles et différentes démo technique ( caché aux publiques ) montrer aux journalistes d'IGN ? il parait qu'ils étaient bien plus impréssionnante que la démo de Zelda
In addition to a few mini-games and one major franchise cinematic, Nintendo's presentation to me included a couple sequences designed to show off the power of the system and the innovative applications of the controller. The first, simply called "HD Experience," featured a hawk soaring through a traditional Japanese setting including cherry blossom trees and a temple. Graphically the scene was far better than Wii, of course, but I wasn't impressed at all with the quality of the textures or aesthetic design. For something that was supposed to demonstrate the power of the system, this particularly sequence failed to impress. One noteworthy element was that the tablet controller was replicating the visuals on the TV on its smaller screen, and moving the tablet would cause the camera behind the hawk to move, allowing the player to see more of the landscape.
The rough shape of this demo is no cause for concern, however. At the end of my time with the new system, Nintendo played an interactive cinematic that put all my fears to rest. The difference in quality between that sequence and this was light years apart, making me wonder why I watched the hawk video in the first place.
The second major tech demonstration featured live footage of Japan, with a camera moving down a crowded street, hovering above vehicles. Like the hawk demo, the tablet was also featuring the footage shown on the television. But as I moved the new controller, I was able to see more of the city around me, without altering what was being shown on the larger screen. I could move the tablet upward to see the sky, or downward to see the street moving under me. Even more impressive, I could start to rotate the controller or "aim" it behind me to see where I had been. Pressing a button would also flip the portable display behind me, allowing me to see backwards similar to a rearview mirror. The potential for racing games with this sort of technology is truly impressive.
Giglamesh > en gros le mec d ign a pu tester quelques démos censés montrer la puissance de la console .. la premiere l a manifestement laissé de marbre par contre il a également vu à la fin une "cinematique interractive" qui l a laissé sur le cul la 2eme démo l a également bien impressionné de part l utilisation de la manette : en gros la démo permettait de voir sur la tv des rues du japon avec passants et véhicules et la tablette montrait la meme chose mais permettait de bouger dans tous les sens (voir le ciel, tourner pour voir derriere ...) sans alterer le jeu sur la tv .... voila en tres gros ^^
J'ai peur que les tiers ne se fassent pas trop chier à créer des exclus. On aura une console qui n'utilisera pas tout son potentiel(gameplay/graphique) comme la wii qui aurait été la console au RTS si seulement...
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C'est d'ailleurs ce que confirme ceux qui ont pu la tester ..
Mais surtout une démo où tu peux intervenir dessus.
ce qui change des démo vidéo qui sont souvent loin du produit final.
Donc pour l'instant on vraiment espéré une telle technique une fois machine sorti
In addition to a few mini-games and one major franchise cinematic, Nintendo's presentation to me included a couple sequences designed to show off the power of the system and the innovative applications of the controller. The first, simply called "HD Experience," featured a hawk soaring through a traditional Japanese setting including cherry blossom trees and a temple. Graphically the scene was far better than Wii, of course, but I wasn't impressed at all with the quality of the textures or aesthetic design. For something that was supposed to demonstrate the power of the system, this particularly sequence failed to impress. One noteworthy element was that the tablet controller was replicating the visuals on the TV on its smaller screen, and moving the tablet would cause the camera behind the hawk to move, allowing the player to see more of the landscape.
The rough shape of this demo is no cause for concern, however. At the end of my time with the new system, Nintendo played an interactive cinematic that put all my fears to rest. The difference in quality between that sequence and this was light years apart, making me wonder why I watched the hawk video in the first place.
The second major tech demonstration featured live footage of Japan, with a camera moving down a crowded street, hovering above vehicles. Like the hawk demo, the tablet was also featuring the footage shown on the television. But as I moved the new controller, I was able to see more of the city around me, without altering what was being shown on the larger screen. I could move the tablet upward to see the sky, or downward to see the street moving under me. Even more impressive, I could start to rotate the controller or "aim" it behind me to see where I had been. Pressing a button would also flip the portable display behind me, allowing me to see backwards similar to a rearview mirror. The potential for racing games with this sort of technology is truly impressive.
c'etait montré en fermé donc faudra attendre que Nintendo balance la vidéo ou que certains sites pro aient le feu vert.