Ubisoft Montpellier seems to have taken inspiration on the difficulty of Demon's/Dark Souls for ZombiU.
ZombiU was playable at Gamescom 2012, and NowGamer managed to get hands-on time with Wii U's first zombie game. And yes, it is hard.
The emphasis here is on dying to earn the necessary knowledge to survive an area. It even becomes a necessity to loot an area to acquire the necessary items before you'll have access to the next, tougher area.
On this episode of the Gamers In Beta podcast, CapnMikeM is re-joined by MAINEac17 and Kailon791. CapnMikeM discusses his impressions of PAX South, specifically games he played like Gigantic, Wrack, Knight Squad, Adventures of Pip, Brawlhalla, and more. He an MAINEac17 discuss their initial impressions and experiences with the PC version of Dying Light. Other games covered are Darkest Dungeon, ZombieU, Resident Evil HD remake, and more.
Game Tangents | It's a light news week this week, but we did get more controversy stirred up by the feminist activists over Ubisoft's E3 demo of Rainbow Six: Siege. The G-Tan team discusses the political implications. Also, it's Wii U month, so listen to get our early impressions about Nintendo's 8th generation video game hardware which we recently acquired.
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Well, the Wii U has been out for a little while. It has had time to get some good games. Console launches will always be sparse on games in the first few months.
even with the drought, a solid 10 if not more games to play on wii u. plenty to play next year too. it'll tide me over until I pick up a ps4 around the end of 2014.
Nothing wrong with that I guess because the world dont move by the beat of just one drum......
Wii U currently has a fantastic library of games, much better than both next-gen consoles currently.
I need to get some hands on with this, love the dark/demon souls style or difficulty
So the Wii U is launching with some very core games, I couldn't be happier about that.