Splinter Cell: Blacklist coming to Wii U?

@franizarduy woot more dicks that dont back there comments with anything other then just wanting to be a nintendo bashing ass hole. Na I think you are probably the blind one thinking Next gen means more power well get yourself a fing PC if you want that.  I dont regret getting the Wii u i enjoy it, its a change of pace from other games and my GF and I enjoy it simple as that.  I didnt buy it for fing power moron, I have a really Nice PC that covered my power and with more and more games adopting the PC i find there less of a reason to even get a console but the wii u brings us change in gameplay which is what i want.  And if i dont know hardware well go check out the ATI cards around 250$ and then check out Amds confirmed PS4 specs will be nice to know PS4 has about a mid Range video card in it and by release it will be low end just like every console gen but hey at leased there is more power in ps4 so when games get moved over to PC they will look even better.

Next-gen (in video gaming) is a term that can be called to video game console or software that makes a significant impact on how the player experience gaming. For instance, PS3 and Xbox 360 introduced High-Definition gaming experience, while Wii has introduced motion-sense controlling using controllers wildly known as Wii Remote, and those are parts of the 7th Generation of video gaming.

Nintendo has started the next generation (8th generation) with its 3DS, the first gaming handheld console to feature 3D stereoscopic gaming without requiring 3D glasses. Sony has also followed up with Playstation Vita (formerly known as Next-Generation Portable), which is considered as the first gaming handheld console to feature graphics that matchs the previous gen PS3. Nintendo's home console Wii U, is the first Nintendo entry in HD, and it's the first gaming home console to feature two-screen play. Sony's Playstation 4 is the first gaming home console to have PC architecture for simple-cost effective game development. Xbox's successor is rumored to have PC architecture, same as PS4.

Sometimes Next-gen is not always be determined by which has better visuals, it is determined which feature makes the changes so significant that a player can call this game or console a next-gen.

@grbolivar @desert_thief Next gen is never real because it's set in the future.

@petsodon @abHS4L88 Are you saying that based on a 3 months old system or you're also another one of those guys who hate the original Wii?

@petsodon @abHS4L88 

That's not what I was talking about. I was talking about how history has proven time and time again that the power of a system does not determine which system is the best, which many have already concluded about the PS4 just because it has better tech than the Wii U. Or how most consoles usually don't launch with a great line up of games (last system I remember launching with an excellent line up was the Dreamcast). And how it takes about a year for a console to really take off (PS3 took 2 years) and finally how the console's launch games are never an indicator of the system's true power. 

Also that's your opinion of Nintendo and clearly you don't pay attention to them if you think they're doing is the same Mario and Zelda over and over again. It would not be best for ANYONE if they stopped making hardware because for one, their finances would take a heavy hit (unlike the others, most of their profits come from hardware sales), the quality of their games would take a dive (due to lack of being able to develop for their own system) and quite frankly, a lot of their franchises would die out (you'd be surprised how much power being a 1st party game gives many titles). 

So never mind the fact that Nintendo just released the best rated handheld game on the market right now, Fire Emblem Awakening, and how the same studio is now collaborating with Atlus to do a crossover title for the Wii U, and how they're gearing up for the grand return of Pikmin, publishing several 3rd party games as well as helping with development of some of them (like Bayonetta 2). Or how about that brand new IP that Miyamoto's working on that should be revealed at E3? Yeah, unlike you, I pay attention to what everyone's doing so I don't come off as an ignoramus.

@grbolivar Always one generation behind? N64 and GameCube were both more powerful than Sony's offerings at the time, and not by a little bit either.

@grbolivar 

Mediocre? Oh I get it, because they don't do what "everyone else is doing" it automatically means they're mediocre. Yes, they're always one or two steps behind the industry, which is why the other industry giants like Sony and Microsoft tend to look towards Nintendo for inspiration, because that's where successful companies look to find inspiration right? They look at companies who are "always behind the competition." Makes sense I guess. 

Lol, the "latest coolest games?" You mean, the latest hyper realistic cinematic action shooter? No thanks, I'll take the more creative looking titles coming to the Wii U over those any day. Just discovered? Sure they finally created one but it's not like they weren't aware of it years back. At least they took it a step further and integrated a social network for all Wii U (and in the future 3DS) owners. 

Also at the end of the day, it's all about the games and Nintendo consistently delivers on that whether you like their games or not.

@PixelAddict @abHS4L88 I miss those days. :(

@PixelAddict @abHS4L88 

Lol, I was doing a bit of generalization but when I like to refer to the haters as "the hardcore gamers" since apparently being a hardcore gamer involves hating on others and a specific company since they're so insistent on proving to the rest of the world that gamers are morons. 

I don't have those memories :P I do remember playing Super Mario Bros. 3 but only a little bit (same with World). I grew up with SEGA primarily, our SNES was only used for Killer Instinct and Mortal Kombat 2. 

@jcnba28 @HWGuy14 

Oh a lot of people say that, but let's just narrow it down to "Said no mature person ever."