Retrogaming

najadentaku wrote:Como hizo Sony con la PS1? (se acuerdan el bardo que hubo en Europa? XD).

Here’s some of the interesting details that were published in Famitsu and screenshots.

-August 14th
- Retail – 7,980 yen, eShop – 6,980, Premium Box Set – 11,664
- Premium set comes with a Triforce shaped clock, and serial codes for 6 special costumes.
- Will also be a ‘Treasure Box’ version available on Amazon and Tecmo Koei’s online store ‘GAMECITY’, but no details yet on what it includes.
- Developed by ωForce, Team NINJA, supervised by Aonuma.
- Story is Link an in-training soldier must rescue the Princess Zelda from the witch Shia who has been turned evil somehow.
- 2 player mode where one person is on the GamePad, while another is on the TV. When playing alone the GamePad acts as a menu.
- Equipping different weapons onto characters will change the way they fight, including speed focused one-handed swords to heavier weapons that focus on damage.
- Weapon upgrade system and character growth/improvement
- Musou action combined with the Zelda series’ Z-targeting means you can avoid attacks and focus on enemy weak spots.
- Zelda series’ spin attack appears instead of the Musou Ranbu (?) of the musou franchise.
- Bombs make an appearance, won’t just be used for throwing at enemies.
- Impa, a captain of the Royal Army, appears as a playable character wielding a giant long sword.
- Several other characters are playable too. Aonuma was surprised by how many.
- Playable at E3.
- Development is 70% complete.

Muchas veces se ha escuchado que la forma forma de jugar a Super Smash Bros. es con un mando de GameCube e incluso la versión Brawl de Wii soportaba ese controlador. A falta de compatibilidad con Wii U, PDP va a sacar nuevos mandos que simulen esa forma.

A finales de este año el fabricante de mandos y periféricos para videoconsolas PDP (Performance Designed Products) lanzará sus nuevos mandos estilo clásico para Wii U y Wii Wired Fight Pad coincidiendo con el lanzamiento de Super Smash Bros. Wii U. Son compatibles con todos los juegos que soporten mando clásico.

No los ha enseñado pero el anuncio adelanta que el diseño simula al de los mandos de GameCube y se conectan al mando de Wii mediante cable. Cuentan con licencia oficial Nintendo, por lo que algunos de los modelos estarán decorados con dibujos de personajes de la compañía como Mario, Yoshi y Peach.

El anuncio se ha hecho inicialmente para América y el precio recomedado es de 24,99 dólares. Hasta la fecha, PDP solo ha distribuido estos dos aparatados para Wii U, un mando estilo Wii y un Nunchuck transparentes llamados Rock Candy.