Fri, Sep 14, 2012 | 16:15 BST
Fist of the North Star 2 gets punch-happy Wii U screens
Fist of the North Star was a badass anime back in the day, and the games are just as violent and bizarre at times. That definitely wrings true in the latest back of Wii U screens released into the wild by Tecmo Koei. Check them out below.
Thanks AGB.















5 comments
#1
monkeygourmet
14/09/12, 4:19 pm
Man, Nintendo are really trying to take Japan from Sony at the moment.
With the 3DS on fire and the dual release of Monster Hunter then the enevitable Pokemon Wii U and 3DS games, they are going to be printing a LOT more money soon.
Then there’s Wii FIt U and NSMB U coming out at launch…
Man, I predict Nintendo games will fill the top tens till about July next year!
#2
zinc
14/09/12, 4:27 pm
Surely this bodes well for Nintendo’s promise of catering to the core? Now show me some shooters please
#3
monkeygourmet
14/09/12, 4:38 pm
I think developers are going to love the fact they can develop for the Wii U without a crazy amount of cost compared to next gen.
Kinda like the 3DS compared to Vita… We can see how thats going.
I think Japanese devs will really like this business model and we will see a lot of games go to Wii U over PS4 and 720
#4
kezwar
15/09/12, 11:20 am
@3 I think you really might have a point.
#5
monkeygourmet
15/09/12, 11:58 am
@4
It def could happen.
By the time PS4 / 720 come out, the Wii U will have a pretty huge install base.
Devs will have to make the choice:
Let’s say a new Kingdom Hearts game for example…:
Do we put it on the PS4 (MS consoles don’t sell in Japan), that costs a huuuuge amount to develop for and will have a limited install base for a few more years.
Or do we put it on the Wii U, easy to develop for, maximum profit can be generated as it has a big install base, and it’s huge in Japan…
It could be another case of 3DS over Vita all over again…
Just an idea, but it’s happened before…
I think we’ve got to the point graphically, where games like Kingdom Hearts, etc… Can still look amazing on currant gen hardware, there’s not a need to upgrade so much.