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'The Wii U is a nice console to work with because it's got so much RAM in comparison ,' another Wii U developer, who wished to remain anonymous, told us.

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The Wii U has, effectively, twice the RAM available to games that the Xbox 360 and the PS3 each have. Where the Wii U outdoes the current generation is in RAM and GPU. Pretty unscientific, eh?įirst, the positives. We asked Blitz Games Studios' design director John Nash the impossible to answer question: is the Wii U more powerful than the current generation? 'It's comparable to the current generation and a bit more powerful than that,' he replied. 'It's comparable to the current generation and a bit more powerful than that.' Wii U GamePad latency analysis We also know that eDRAM is embedded in the GPU custom chip in a similar way to the Wii. Clock speed and pipelines were not disclosed, but we do know it supports DirectX 10 and shader 4 type features.

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GPU: The Wii U's graphics processing unit is a custom AMD 7 series GPU. RAM in the final retail unit: 1GB of RAM is available to games. We've been unable to ascertain the clock speed of the CPU (more on this later), but we know out of order execution is supported.

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The CPU: The Wii U's IBM-made CPU is made up of three Power PC cores. And, the fun, the capabilities, and the experiences that we're offering today with a second screen are demonstrably better than what can be done today on other platforms.' From our perspective, this is the right time to launch a new piece of hardware.

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Imagine what we'll see two years from now when developers have been working with Wii U longer and learn how to push everything out of the system. I share this because what you see here at E3 are games that represent a relatively short amount of development time.

He added: 'The longer developers work on a system the more they tune it, the more they push the system, the more they learn tricks to really optimise performance. And look at the motion control we were able to achieve in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.' It was graphically beautiful, and demonstrably more advanced than the first GameCube games. Case in point: Look at the very first GameCube games, and compare them to a game like Resident Evil 4. 'Thirdly, the way development works is that the longer developers work with a system, the better they can tune performance. Our competitors can say what they want about some super long cycle, but let's see what their behaviours are. It is about fun, it is about the experience. If it was about power, then the GameCube would have been the number one system in its generation and the Wii wouldn't have been the number one system in this last generation. 'Three comments,' Fils-Aime told the Globe and Mail. 'We understand that people like to dissect graphics and processing power, but the experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers.'ĭuring the E3 trade show in June Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime reacted angrily to the same concern. 'We do not focus on technology specs,' the company said. Nintendo pointed us to a statement it issued in April in response to concern about the Wii U's technical specifications. Much has been made of the Wii U's graphics potential, but what's Nintendo's take? And, crucially, developers Eurogamer spoke to as part of a wide-ranging investigation into the innards of the Wii U now have final specifications. Now, though, as we near launch, final kits are in the wild. The Wii U's true power has been shrouded in mystery ever since it was announced, with developers working on launch titles gagged by strict non-disclosure agreements and ever shifting development kits. Advancements in graphics technology have defined the game industry as new hardware comes and goes. Part of what makes us love games is what makes them look so good. Is X twice as powerful as Y? Is Y 10 times as powerful than Z? And what does power mean anyway?Īnd yet, we want answers. How powerful is the Wii U really? Is it less powerful than the PS3 and Xbox 360? Is it as powerful? More powerful? And how will it compare to the next generation? What quality of graphics will we see from Wii U games?Īnswering these questions is impossible, given how abstract the idea of console power is in the first place.

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