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Nintendo Admits It Used PS3 and Xbox Footage in Wii U Presentation
If you thought the game footage seen at yesterday's Nintendo press conference at E3 looked better than anything you ever saw from Nintendo, you were right. In fact, you're still right: Some of the clips were actually from Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 games, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has admitted, though he insisted games on Nintendo's next-generation console, the Wii U, would be comparable.
"We're talking a year away from when the system's going to launch," Fils-Aime told GameTrailers.com. "The system's going to be 1080p. You're going to see games that take full advantage of a system that has the latest technology and can push out some incredible graphics."
MoreThe games shown at Nintendo's E3 event included such graphics-heavy titles as Assassin's Creed 2, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online, and Madden footbal (Fils-Aime cops to the lifted footage at 4:33 in the video below). While the footage of those games was taken from other platforms, Fils-Aime clearly believes there was no harm in showing it since the "experience" on the Wii U, planned for a 2012 release, will be similar.
Nintendo used yesterday's event to unveil the Wii U, the gaming giant's next-generation home console. Besides boasting beefed-up specs, the Wii U will include a tablet-like controller with a touch screen. The demo showed gamers using the tablet as both an accessory to gaming on a TV and a standalone device. No price or release date has been set.
PCMag got some quality time with the Wii U after Nintendo's presentation—you can read our hands-on here.
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