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5/26/2011 2:54:35 AM
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What engine does Nintendo use for Wii games?
I'm just going to guess that Nintendo uses engines developed by them for them.
Off Topic: I can't remember, did L4D/2 use Source? Oh, who am I kidding, of course it would use Source.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Emo Joe89 Different games use different engines. It's not like all the games on the Wii use the same engine. All the Wii provides is the hardware and the processors and stuff to RUN the games (including the engine, which can be anything) which are encoded on the game discs. Learn to computers.[/quote] Is that you, Kootra? Because you smell.
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Different games use different engines. It's not like all the games on the Wii use the same engine. All the Wii provides is the hardware and the processors and stuff to RUN the games (including the engine, which can be anything) which are encoded on the game discs. Learn to computers.
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Nintengine
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] HWJohn ITT: Uneducated Nintendo Haters[/quote]
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For such a high-tech company, they can't get a console in HD...
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ITT: Uneducated Nintendo Haters
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In-house stuff.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] II NoXoN II Casual kiddyfluffycolourunicorn engine 3.[/quote] Impossible! CounterStrike For Kids used that. The irony is, CounterStrike Extreme Gore Edition used it, too.
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Game engines all depend on the game. They are all software, and are different for each game.
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Chevy
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Casual kiddyfluffycolourunicorn engine 3.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] GladBurrito [url=http://www3.topproducerwebsite.com/users/35901/images/OVAL-CALCULATOR16634.jpg]It's state of the art in Nintendo Laboratories[/url][/quote] YOU BLEW IT (My Mind)!
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I'm pretty sure L4D used Source. As for Nintendo, I think they develop individual crappy engines for each game.
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[url=http://www3.topproducerwebsite.com/users/35901/images/OVAL-CALCULATOR16634.jpg]It's state of the art in Nintendo Laboratories[/url]
