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| ***//Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut//** (also on: 360, PC, PS3) | ***//Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut//** (also on: 360, PC, PS3) | ||
| - | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Out of all the seventh-gen games haphazardly ported to the system by third parties, this is the only one that's generally accepted as actually being superior on the Wii U. | + | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Out of all the seventh-gen games haphazardly ported to the system by third parties, this is the only one apart from //Bayonetta// that's generally accepted as actually being superior on the Wii U - mostly due to smart integration of the Gamepad for complex map and menu navigation, plus a few other imaginative interface quirks. No amount of rebalancing and UI improvements will fix that godawful swindle of an ending, though. |
| * Felix: Others that are at least acceptable, by the way (on top of being great games to begin with, which cost almost no money on Wii U because no one bought them), include FIFA 2013 and Mass Effect 3. | * Felix: Others that are at least acceptable, by the way (on top of being great games to begin with, which cost almost no money on Wii U because no one bought them), include FIFA 2013 and Mass Effect 3. | ||
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| * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Allegedly smoothes over some of //The Wind Waker//'s problems with pacing, fetch-questing and lax difficulty, at the bizarre cost of actually looking aesthetically //worse//, by a significant margin, than the original version of the game released over a decade prior. Considering that the visuals are nigh-universally agreed to be //Wind Waker//'s strongest point, your mileage may vary on whether this constitutes a dealbreaker. | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: Allegedly smoothes over some of //The Wind Waker//'s problems with pacing, fetch-questing and lax difficulty, at the bizarre cost of actually looking aesthetically //worse//, by a significant margin, than the original version of the game released over a decade prior. Considering that the visuals are nigh-universally agreed to be //Wind Waker//'s strongest point, your mileage may vary on whether this constitutes a dealbreaker. | ||
| - | ***//Mario Kart 8//** | + | ***//Mario Kart 8//** (also on: Switch) |
| - | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: I'm no //MK// maven, but this is definitely head and shoulders above the Wii version. Cheap items are nerfed and/or marginalized, and the prominence of items and luck-based shit in general is diminished; the visuals, music and SFX are far less obnoxious; and customization options are even deeper. A lot of the new courses are a little... funky for my tastes, but there are an equal number of "classic" courses so whatever. Haven't tried out online play yet. | + | * Ni Go Zero Ichi: I'm no //MK// maven, but this is definitely head and shoulders above the Wii version. Cheap items are nerfed and/or marginalized, and the prominence of items and luck-based shit in general is diminished; the visuals, music and SFX are far less obnoxious; and customization options are even deeper. A lot of the new courses are a little... funky for my tastes, but there are an equal number of "classic" courses so whatever. Online play is really... functional. |
| ***//Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate//** (also on: 3DS) | ***//Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate//** (also on: 3DS) | ||