Great for implementation WiiU

Allen doomsayers enjoys the WiiU steady popularity. Even the newest offshoot of Call of Duty may not be missing on the Nintendo console. Those who fear that the game, despite the modest hardware of the console (3 x 1.24 GHz processor, 500 MHz AMD graphics, 2GB RAM) must be received strong compromise in graphics and performance, you're wrong. Batman running in normal HD resolution (1280x720, which is, however, upscaled to 1080p) butterweich and always liquid, disturbing frame dips I could not find in the online multiplayer mode the whole thing seemed to me even more fluid. The graphics in total exceed those doing the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 to lengths, but can not get to the Xbox One.

In direct comparison, Xbox One and Wii U, although I could see that people and weapons are almost as rich in detail and sharp, the backgrounds - specifically what lighting, anti-aliasing, shadows and foresight terms - calculated the Xbox One but noticeably better (the hardware also a Zig-fold performance provides).

The game itself has proven fare: an entertaining, action-packed and exciting but single-player mode and multiplayer modes countless - online and offline. One can then play through the entire game with a friend, for example, where each one looks at the screen, another on the gamepad. Also can be just about any use possible with WiiU-compatible controller. Online and offline you can also plunge to second on a console into the fray. Very commendable is the fact that one can add a lot of bots in the private offline multiplayer - a now seemingly long-forgotten feature. The online play with up to 11 other players, costs the not - one more argument for the WiiU version. You have to decide between PS3 / X360 / WiiU version, I would firstly advise to WiiU version, you already have an Xbox or PS4 One, the WiiU version is graphically not serve up these texts.