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Weekend Confirmed 131 - Wii U, Borderlands 2, FTL, Black Mesa
by Jeff Mattas, Sep 21, 2012 11:00am PDTOn this week's episode of Weekend Confirmed, Garnett Lee, Jeff Mattas, and Andrew Yoon are joined by Insomniac's James Stevenson. The show begins with some thoughts about the new PlayStation "Super Slim" console, and there are a number of games to talk about. Borderlands 2, FTL, Halo 4, and Black Mesa are just some of the titles the team discusses, and there's even some more pontificating about the upcoming Wii U launch lineup. And, of course, the crew's Finishing Moves bring it all home.
Weekend Confirmed Ep. 131: 09/21/2012
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Round 1 00:00:35 – 00:28:25
Whatcha Been Playing Part 1 00:29:15 – 01:00:29
Whatcha Been Playing Part 2 01:01:23 – 01:30:50
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Comments
Regarding Andrew's comment about being nothing of graphical note, he was right and it really sucks, but I guess it's to be expected on a Nintendo machine - unfortunately. During launches it's really up to the first/second parties to show off the machine and what it can do but that's just not really in Nintendo's DNA. Maybe Retro could have something in the works but who really knows what they are doing.
Other than that, third parties will just port stuff across from 360/PS3 to make their sales. That said, if the Wii U was leaps and bounds ahead of the current gen, we might have seen them go 60fps 1080 as an easy option and check on the box.
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