The Wii U failed to win an award in the category of Best Hardware at this years Best of e3 awards, losing out to Sony’s Playstation Vita. The game critics awards: best of e3 is a yearly award ceremony voted on by a selection of games critics. This includes critics from IGN, 1Up, Machinima, and [...]
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Bioware, EA, THQ, Insomniac Games – What do these and other developers think of the Wii U?
June 28th, 2011 
Will Bioware, EA, THQ, Insomniac Games, Capcom, Ubisoft, id Software, Telltale Games – What do they all have in common? Seems like they all love the creative possibilities of the Wii U. Frank Gibeau, president, EA Games: We’re big supporters of it. There’s a lot of advances in processing and GPUs and also what’s happening on [...]
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Tags: battlefield, Bioware, brian farrell, danny bilson, ea games, fifa, id Software, Insomniac Games, xbox 360 
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Kawata would love to bring Resident Evil to Wii U
June 27th, 2011 Will Speaking to CVG, Raccoon City producer Masachika Kawata admitted he was very excited by the Wii U console. “Whether or not we actually will develop a Resident Evil title for Wii U, we’ll put that aside as obviously I don’t know yet. But for me personally, I’d love to do just that. It’s a very, [...]
Miyamoto – Why is Wii U white? Seems to have a broader appeal
June 17th, 2011 Will GameInformer spoke to Shigeru Miyamoto during E3 and asked him why the Wii U isn’t as colourful as past Nintendo systems. “Based on my background as an industrial designer and Nintendo and my background in creating entertainment, I’ve always wanted to make greater use of color in our hardware. If you look back on things [...]
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Sonic Generations not coming to Wii U
June 11th, 2011 Will Speaking to Gamespot, Sega’s executive vice president of marketing Alan Pritchard had this to say; “The timing just doesn’t work. Generations releases this November, and the Wii U is coming out next spring/summer. I think one of the things we don’t have to do, or reduce where possible, is we don’t want to port games. [...]
