wraggster
January 7th, 2013, 20:38
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Yosuke Hayashi, producer of Ninja Gaiden 3 and upcoming Wii U revision Razor’s Edge, has poured scorn on the claim last year by Metro: Last Light developer 4A that Nintendo’s new console was hamstrung by a “horrible, slow” CPU.In an interview to be published later this week, Hayashi suggests that 4A CTO Oleg Shishkovstov was using Wii U’s perceived lack of horsepower as a smokescreen – and that too much attention has been paid to the components inside Wii U’s casing, when the real appeal lies in what those components actually do.
http://www.edge-online.com/news/ninja-gaiden-3-producer-defends-wii-u-cpu-insists-console-is-definitely-next-generation/
Yosuke Hayashi, producer of Ninja Gaiden 3 and upcoming Wii U revision Razor’s Edge, has poured scorn on the claim last year by Metro: Last Light developer 4A that Nintendo’s new console was hamstrung by a “horrible, slow” CPU.In an interview to be published later this week, Hayashi suggests that 4A CTO Oleg Shishkovstov was using Wii U’s perceived lack of horsepower as a smokescreen – and that too much attention has been paid to the components inside Wii U’s casing, when the real appeal lies in what those components actually do.
http://www.edge-online.com/news/ninja-gaiden-3-producer-defends-wii-u-cpu-insists-console-is-definitely-next-generation/