#project cafe

[indoorghost]

I can't decide if either of the main pair in Project Cafe should have a kid. The idea initially had [CC], the main/POV character, having a kid (maybe 4-6 years old?). But then I wasn't sure if that is actually right for the story or if I was just wanting to do that because I wanted to write some cute scenes with the kid. And then to further complicate things I had the thought of, what if the kid is the love interest's kid instead? Like what if instead of making the main character a single mother I make him a single father?

and idk what to choose. I really like the idea of the kid, but i dont know if it actually serves the story or if its just something i enjoy the idea of.

[wijayajatimebel]

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[dickenjoyer]

[muonnintendo]

From the time the Wii U was first revealed, right up into the present, people thought it was just a tablet peripheral add-on to the Wii.

What was an attempt by Nintendo to utilize the brand recognition power of the Wii massively backfired and turned into a horrible brand confusion. While complete backwards compatibility with the Wii and all of it’s peripherals was very smart and very much appreciated, unfortunately it did not do well for communicating the concept and benefit of the Wii U.

With the NX using a tablet controller and at this point not looking to be backwards compatible (although it totally could be, and I believe it would be a smart thing to make sure it was) I’m glad they went with the name Switch.

And just to be sure, the title of their webpage makes it clear -- the Switch is “Nintendo’s New Video Game System” haha.

[muonnintendo]

While all of this seems very exciting, remember that early Wii U (formerly known as Project Cafe) concept videos around it’s announcement time (2011-2012) touted features like dual-gamepad play... features which never actually materialized.

This Kotaku article was written in 2012 about dual gamepad play. Scroll into the comments for a bit of time travel. People were dead sure the Wii U would support 2 pads, and Nintendo said the concept video would become a reality too.

If you want more past gaming, the Revolution (later released as the Wii) had this video as the controller concept. Check out the realted videos ranging from 2004-2006!

[famicomdojo]

The situation that Nintendo finds itself in recently reminds us of the end of the Wii's life in 2011, ahead of E3.  Looking back on this vlog, it's eerie how much is similar.

Sony may be trying to forestall a similar fate with the PlayStation 4K, or "NEO".  Can they do it?

Direct Link: http://feeds.thatsorange.com/~r/famicomdojo-netcast/~5/6MbNPp-TExU/Famicom_Dojo_136_-_PS4K.mp3

Show Notes: http://famicomdojo.tv/podcast/136

[nintendocafe]

Katsuya Eguchi, talks about an unannounced Metroid title for the Wii U.

"I can't give you any details now, but I'm sure there will be a new Metroid release making use of the new controller, not just to control Samus Aran and her ship but also to give the player a new source of information. Maybe the player is looking at the screen but has the information that they need to defeat the enemy in their hands. You could look through the screen and scan your enemy and find where its weak-spot is." said, Nintendo's Katsuya Eguchi, game designer and manager at Nintendo EAD.

[strag2001]

Satoru Iwata, the president of Nintendo, has said that the Wii U discs will hold 25 gb's of data. Naturally, we all assume that means Blu-Ray, but Iwata has came out and said that it will be a proprietary format, specifically for the Wii U.

Iwata says "The reason for that is that we feel that enough people already have devices that are capable of playing DVDs and Blu-ray, such that it didn't warrant the cost involved to build that functionality into the Wii U console because of the patents related to those technologies."