*EDIT* thought i'd add, 400$ for a shoddy PC compared to 500 thereabouts and 550 thereabouts for an Xbox one and a Playstation 4 respectively + a subscription to play online something i might add has and always will be free in PC gaming. I really wish console gamers would just go back to consoles and consoles would stop competing with PC gaming because 75-90% of the time they lose.

Playing with friends, however, limits you with up to 4 players for both local and online multiplayer sessions.Red Cyka a écrit :What you're suggesting is unreasonable.Removing a feature as small as local multiplayer? Riiiiiiiight, in fact i think it's the other way around like in Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing, consoles got online while we had to stick with splitscreen now THAT's unreasonable. Unlike the 3DS version of the game, the Wii U version of Terraria is capable of supporting up to 8 players if the player wishes to explore online. Unfortunately, the 3DS version will only include local multiplayer with up to 4 players, however, the Wii U version will support both local and online multiplayer gameplay. In addition, the 3DS and Wii U versions of the game will support multiplayer gameplay. It’s a port for both of Nintendo’s latest consoles, the 3DS and Wii U, taking advantage of the systems’ touchscreens and styluses to control what is done in the game. Terraria is an action-adventure open-world game where players can explore, dig, build and fight. Even though the game is already available on several other platforms, anyone who wishes to test run the 3DS and Wii U versions of the game can at 505 Games’ Gamescom 2015 booth. Nintendo gamers will finally be able to experience Terraria on their consoles since the game will be available for 3DS and Wii U systems in 2016 in North America and Europe.

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