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Caesar III
Oh Noes
Da will ich gar nicht so viel sehen. Wird eh blind gekauft
Caesar III
Oh Noes
22.10. 
(Schuss ins Blaue!)
(Schuss ins Blaue!)
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Enrico Pallazzo
Guest
Dazu Termine von Majoras Mask und Monster Hunter 4. Neues zum Amiibo Einsatz in Toads Tracker, ein Termin von Kirby in Europa.. Mehr würde ich nicht erwarten
El Chupanibre
Blaster ist sehr toll. Ich mag es!
Soll laut Gamefront um die im Frühjahr erscheinenden Spiele auf WiiU und 3DS gehen. Daher hoffe ich auf Neuigkeiten zu Splatoon und den beiden Miyamoto Projekten Giant Robot und Project Guard.
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
Splatoon ist auch mal auf meiner Liste... neben dem neuen Zelda und ggf. Starfox sowie XCX... jedenfalls für 2015.
Doctor Hobel
Oh Doooctor.. please Doooctor!
Natürlich nicht aufgehübscht. Remakes kosten ja "neu" 
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Enrico Pallazzo
Guest
Holy Mother of God!!!!!!!!!!!! 
die gesamte Metroid Prime Trilogy für 10 Euro? Instabuy!!!!!
die gesamte Metroid Prime Trilogy für 10 Euro? Instabuy!!!!!
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Enrico Pallazzo
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Wii U
• Splatoon: When players first start the colourful shooting game, they will begin in a central ‘plaza’ that connects to all the different modes in the game. The hub also grants access to a shopping centre that lets players customise their weapons and outfits. Splatoon launches exclusively for Wii U in May.
• Mario Party 10: The new “amiibo Party mode” brings amiibo compatibility to the classic party-game series. Select amiibo from both the Super Smash Bros. Collection and Super Mario Collection will work with the game: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, Yoshi, Bowser, Rosalina, Donkey Kong and Wario. Tapping an amiibo to the GamePad lets players use that character as a game piece, as well as play on a game board themed to that classic character. Mario Party 10 launches for Wii U on 20th March, with a limited quantity of bundles including a Mario amiibo from the Super Mario Collection, plus a copy of the game, also being prepared.
• Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker: A new update on 20th March will add amiibo support to the charming Wii U game. Players that tap the Toad amiibo – releasing on the same day - to the GamePad can enjoy a new hide-and-seek mode where pixel art Toads are hidden throughout the stages.
• Xenoblade Chronicles X: The upcoming Wii U game is an open-world RPG that allows players to seamlessly explore a vast world. Xenoblade Chronicles X is planned for launch in 2015.
• Project Treasure (working title): A new teaser video was revealed in today’s Nintendo Direct featuring Katsuhiro Harada from Bandai Namco Games discussing a new game that is being developed exclusively for Wii U. The game will be free to download and start playing but requires an online connection as four players work together to complete varied stages, clearing traps, routing enemies and seizing treasure.
• Wii Games Coming to Wii U a download software: Starting today, players will be able to download Wii games directly to their Wii U HOME Menu via Nintendo eShop for Wii U – no need to access Wii Mode. The first game that is available - released today - is Super Mario Galaxy 2. The future lineup of Wii games coming to Nintendo eShop on Wii U includes Donkey Kong Country Returns (22nd January) and Metroid Prime Trilogy (29th January). Other upcoming titles are Kirby’s Adventure Wii, Pandora’s Tower, Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies and Punch-Out!!. The Wii U GamePad can be used to control many Wii games that were compatible with the Wii Classic Controller. Super Mario Galaxy 2, Donkey Kong Country Returns and Metroid Prime Trilogy will be on sale for a special price of €9,99 / £8.99 during their first week of availability. After the first week, these games will be available for €19,99 / £17.99 each.
• Splatoon: When players first start the colourful shooting game, they will begin in a central ‘plaza’ that connects to all the different modes in the game. The hub also grants access to a shopping centre that lets players customise their weapons and outfits. Splatoon launches exclusively for Wii U in May.
• Mario Party 10: The new “amiibo Party mode” brings amiibo compatibility to the classic party-game series. Select amiibo from both the Super Smash Bros. Collection and Super Mario Collection will work with the game: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, Yoshi, Bowser, Rosalina, Donkey Kong and Wario. Tapping an amiibo to the GamePad lets players use that character as a game piece, as well as play on a game board themed to that classic character. Mario Party 10 launches for Wii U on 20th March, with a limited quantity of bundles including a Mario amiibo from the Super Mario Collection, plus a copy of the game, also being prepared.
• Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker: A new update on 20th March will add amiibo support to the charming Wii U game. Players that tap the Toad amiibo – releasing on the same day - to the GamePad can enjoy a new hide-and-seek mode where pixel art Toads are hidden throughout the stages.
• Xenoblade Chronicles X: The upcoming Wii U game is an open-world RPG that allows players to seamlessly explore a vast world. Xenoblade Chronicles X is planned for launch in 2015.
• Project Treasure (working title): A new teaser video was revealed in today’s Nintendo Direct featuring Katsuhiro Harada from Bandai Namco Games discussing a new game that is being developed exclusively for Wii U. The game will be free to download and start playing but requires an online connection as four players work together to complete varied stages, clearing traps, routing enemies and seizing treasure.
• Wii Games Coming to Wii U a download software: Starting today, players will be able to download Wii games directly to their Wii U HOME Menu via Nintendo eShop for Wii U – no need to access Wii Mode. The first game that is available - released today - is Super Mario Galaxy 2. The future lineup of Wii games coming to Nintendo eShop on Wii U includes Donkey Kong Country Returns (22nd January) and Metroid Prime Trilogy (29th January). Other upcoming titles are Kirby’s Adventure Wii, Pandora’s Tower, Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies and Punch-Out!!. The Wii U GamePad can be used to control many Wii games that were compatible with the Wii Classic Controller. Super Mario Galaxy 2, Donkey Kong Country Returns and Metroid Prime Trilogy will be on sale for a special price of €9,99 / £8.99 during their first week of availability. After the first week, these games will be available for €19,99 / £17.99 each.
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Enrico Pallazzo
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ja ist sicher
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Enrico Pallazzo
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Zum Vergleich: Kostet im Moment bei Amazon gebraucht knapp 90 Euro
El Chupanibre
Blaster ist sehr toll. Ich mag es!
Immer wieder enttäuschend als WiiU Besitzer ohne 3DS. Von wegen mindestens ein Release pro Monat. In Europa gibt es bis Ende Mai Mario Party 10 und Splatoon. Damit die Kiste nicht vollkommen zustaubt, muss ich mir also doch noch eine Wiimote+Nunchuk erwerben und diese dämliche Leiste aufstellen. Nur damit ich Spiele der Vorgängerkonsole kaufen kann, die noch nicht mal remastered wurden.
Selbst Project Guard und Giant Robo kommen demnach nicht mehr wie bislang angekündigt in der ersten Jahreshälfte. Und Project Treasure berührt mich nicht solange sie nicht ein wenig davon zeigen und über das Gameplay sprechen. Wir vermutlich in Europa sowieso erst 2016 erscheinen.
Selbst Project Guard und Giant Robo kommen demnach nicht mehr wie bislang angekündigt in der ersten Jahreshälfte. Und Project Treasure berührt mich nicht solange sie nicht ein wenig davon zeigen und über das Gameplay sprechen. Wir vermutlich in Europa sowieso erst 2016 erscheinen.
Soul
Bekanntes Mitglied
@El Chupanibre
Die Sensor Bar Leiste ist im Gamepad der Wii U eingebaut.
Die Sensor Bar Leiste ist im Gamepad der Wii U eingebaut.