pikmaniac wrote:

LztheBlehBird wrote:

Sorry, but you lost me at

Knux wrote:

since Kinect is a million times better than what Wii MotionPlus ever was

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Same here. Kinect's 2 main flaws is that you have nothing physical to hold onto.....It's pretty ridiculous, plus buttons are needed. What am i supposed to pretend I'm holding an 'air shotgun'? And the other drawback is that Kinect games are limmited to 30fps as are sony move based titles. Kinect isn't perfect that's for sure. It seems great for excersize, dance and other types of unique mini game based experiences, but for everything else The Wii remote plus destroys it.

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And you lost me at "<blockquote>"

Also, what is "excersize"?

Sony_70 wrote:

Kinect 2.0 smacking all y'all up.

Eh the beer part of kinect are the voice controls.

Aviator wrote:

V8_Ninja wrote:

Aviator wrote:

Before Nintendo dropped out and became 3rd party, I'd like to see if they can handle making a HD game. It's where this industry is going and if they cannot produce the same experience as other HD games then...

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Is this supposed to be a jab at HD games being extremely similar or something else? I can't quite tell.

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No it wasn't. I was talking about experience, not gameplay or something else.

It would be like an apple and a pear gave me the same experience when eating them. They are different in their own ways, yet they both offer the same thing.

V8_Ninja wrote:

If you say an HD game produces a similar experience to any other X-definition game, then why are you even be concerned about Nintendo not being able to produce an HD game that creates that specific experience? Either you're not making sense or you must mean something more/else when you talk about "HD Games".

SuperSherbet wrote:

If Nintendo quit making consoles, I' think they'd start doing a PC service like what Valve is currently doing with Steam.

bezerker99 wrote:

Dreamcast didn't have Reggie. Nintendo does.

shake_zula wrote:

I'd actually be happy. I hate the Wii as a console and I don't like the look of Wii U, I think they're both too gimmicky/alternative and I'd rather play in the traditional fashion offered by Xbox and PS3. I'd also like to play online with my friends, who mostly own 360s, with the remaining few having PS3s. Unfortunately for me, I absolutely love Nintendo's games, so I stuck with the Wii and I'll be buying a Wii U at launch, dumb gyroscopic tablet controller et al. I didn't even like the DS because of the touch screen, but I bought one anyway for Nintendo's games. I don't like innovation, gaming had progressed too far for me by the mid-90s and everything since has just been making it worse (excluding online play). Nintendo are the main offenders.

TL;DR version: I would be very happy.

theblackdragon wrote:

@Mickeymac: Yes, you can turn autocorrect off — it's under 'General', then 'Keyboard' on an iPhone (and i'd assume an iPad as well). idk why you're asking, but jsyk you can have autocorrect off and still have the spellcheck function going. the normal spellcheck functions kinda like the spellcheck in a PC internet browser, it underlines questionable words and you can tap them to see suggestions for replacements :3

LztheBlehBird wrote:

shake_zula wrote:

I'd actually be happy. I hate the Wii as a console and I don't like the look of Wii U, I think they're both too gimmicky/alternative and I'd rather play in the traditional fashion offered by Xbox and PS3. I'd also like to play online with my friends, who mostly own 360s, with the remaining few having PS3s. Unfortunately for me, I absolutely love Nintendo's games, so I stuck with the Wii and I'll be buying a Wii U at launch, dumb gyroscopic tablet controller et al. I didn't even like the DS because of the touch screen, but I bought one anyway for Nintendo's games. I don't like innovation, gaming had progressed too far for me by the mid-90s and everything since has just been making it worse (excluding online play). Nintendo are the main offenders.

TL;DR version: I would be very happy.

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Um, Wii U Pro Controller?

Knux wrote:

LztheBlehBird wrote:

There's a huge problem with your explanation: The Wii U did not come after a console that bombed in the market (Dreamcast came after the Saturn).

The Wii might have started off successful, but it's latter years wasn't exactly full of rainbows and roses if you know what I mean.

mamp wrote:

I'm pretty sure we can all agree that none of that was as bad as Plumbers Don't Wear Ties.