Ugh. They have to make it at least on oar par wthe xbox one. If they don't they can forget about third party support. The ps4 and xbone are similar in oower and have the same architecture. Nintendo needs to follow suit. I want more fps games in HD that I can play eith a wii remote. Or arkham knight with an interactive map on the gamepad like arkham city. Boy does that game NEED a mini map. I mean if they go under powered again players won't get the big third party releases. If they make it on par with the ps4 then they would dominate.
@JaxonH Your first paragraph is spot on. Everyone complains about a lack of third party support but won't buy the third party games. Framerate aside (which isn't great on any console by the way) Watch Dogs is amazing. If people want third party support then they need to buy this game and others. Honestly since the "next gen" consoles barely have better graphics I like this one the best because of the gamepad map. Other games on Wii U that make better use of the gamepad are even better. Batman Arkham City is amazing and they did a great job utilizing the pad for that game. Same with Splinter Cell Black list. Or Darksiders 2. There's a lot of good third party games already on this system but people just don't buy them. Then they complain about not getting third party games. If you want better third party support then buy the dang third party games. There is nothing wrong with Watch Dogs on Wii U. It's great. Slight framerate dips while driving is nothing to get fussy about and it has no effect on the gameplay. Just go buy the game people. It's awesome. And out of all the crazy side quests and optional things to do only ONE of them is boring to me. The money game where you have to collect icons that look like money. That's the only one that seems boring to me. But if you don't like it, or any of the others, they are all OPTIONAL. You aren't forced to do any of it. But I recommend you do. It's a lot of fun.
Well I have the game and I think this rating is quite low. The framerate isn't as bad as they make it out to be. The only time you will notice the issue is while driving and it really has no effect on the gameplay. Driving is hard to master, but the framerate doesn't cause you to fail in anyway. I have no problem hacking things while driving and find driving/chases to be a fun experience.
Honestly I can't put this game down. The fun I have more than makes up for some driving frame rate dips. The only thing that seems like an afterthought is one particular mini game. Its completely optional and I just avoid that one. It's not bad. It's just nowhere near as fun as everything else. Otherwise every single thing I have done in the game was enjoyable. It's fun as heck. I would recommend it to anyone that owns a Wii U.
I got them from the eshop. I assumed I won't plan on selling them and I wanted to make use of the 1.5TB (overkill I know) hard drive I just setup for the Wii U. I never downloaded a game before, but it's quite nice being able to switch games without changing the disc. I'll probably download more games that I know I will keep.
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Ugh. They have to make it at least on oar par wthe xbox one. If they don't they can forget about third party support. The ps4 and xbone are similar in oower and have the same architecture. Nintendo needs to follow suit. I want more fps games in HD that I can play eith a wii remote. Or arkham knight with an interactive map on the gamepad like arkham city. Boy does that game NEED a mini map. I mean if they go under powered again players won't get the big third party releases. If they make it on par with the ps4 then they would dominate.
Re: Review: Watch Dogs (Wii U)
@JaxonH Your first paragraph is spot on. Everyone complains about a lack of third party support but won't buy the third party games. Framerate aside (which isn't great on any console by the way) Watch Dogs is amazing. If people want third party support then they need to buy this game and others. Honestly since the "next gen" consoles barely have better graphics I like this one the best because of the gamepad map. Other games on Wii U that make better use of the gamepad are even better. Batman Arkham City is amazing and they did a great job utilizing the pad for that game. Same with Splinter Cell Black list. Or Darksiders 2. There's a lot of good third party games already on this system but people just don't buy them. Then they complain about not getting third party games. If you want better third party support then buy the dang third party games. There is nothing wrong with Watch Dogs on Wii U. It's great. Slight framerate dips while driving is nothing to get fussy about and it has no effect on the gameplay. Just go buy the game people. It's awesome. And out of all the crazy side quests and optional things to do only ONE of them is boring to me. The money game where you have to collect icons that look like money. That's the only one that seems boring to me. But if you don't like it, or any of the others, they are all OPTIONAL. You aren't forced to do any of it. But I recommend you do. It's a lot of fun.
Re: Review: Watch Dogs (Wii U)
Well I have the game and I think this rating is quite low. The framerate isn't as bad as they make it out to be. The only time you will notice the issue is while driving and it really has no effect on the gameplay. Driving is hard to master, but the framerate doesn't cause you to fail in anyway. I have no problem hacking things while driving and find driving/chases to be a fun experience.
Honestly I can't put this game down. The fun I have more than makes up for some driving frame rate dips. The only thing that seems like an afterthought is one particular mini game. Its completely optional and I just avoid that one. It's not bad. It's just nowhere near as fun as everything else. Otherwise every single thing I have done in the game was enjoyable. It's fun as heck. I would recommend it to anyone that owns a Wii U.
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I got them from the eshop. I assumed I won't plan on selling them and I wanted to make use of the 1.5TB (overkill I know) hard drive I just setup for the Wii U. I never downloaded a game before, but it's quite nice being able to switch games without changing the disc. I'll probably download more games that I know I will keep.