I would really really like to see Nintendo minimize things to ONE controller. Obviously they are not going to just toss out motion controls and I rather enjoy them on certain games so maybe some kind of Wii remote / traditional controller hybrid. Maybe like THIS:
Motion control is Nintendo's. They implemented it from the beginning of the Wii line. Regardless if people think the Xbone or PS4 do it better, its Nintendo who introduced it and they should just continue to use it. I think of they put the motion control stuff into the pro controller and added haptic feedback into the triggers like the One's controller, that would be good enough for me.
Motion control is Nintendo's. They implemented it from the beginning of the Wii line. Regardless if people think the Xbone or PS4 do it better, its Nintendo who introduced it and they should just continue to use it. I think of they put the motion control stuff into the pro controller and added haptic feedback into the triggers like the One's controller, that would be good enough for me.
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Motion control is Nintendo's. They implemented it from the beginning of the Wii line. Regardless if people think the Xbone or PS4 do it better, its Nintendo who introduced it and they should just continue to use it. I think of they put the motion control stuff into the pro controller and added haptic feedback into the triggers like the One's controller, that would be good enough for me.
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I've barely touched my Wii U GamePad unless I'm required to use it, because the Pro Controller is about the most comfortable thing ever.
Just holding it is like a massage for my hands.
Motion control is Nintendo's. They implemented it from the beginning of the Wii line. Regardless if people think the Xbone or PS4 do it better, its Nintendo who introduced it and they should just continue to use it. I think of they put the motion control stuff into the pro controller and added haptic feedback into the triggers like the One's controller, that would be good enough for me.
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Don't you know @RancidVomit86, Nintendo is the only company that innovates! They invented everything and did everything first despite what facts and history might tell you! While we're on the subject @SofaKing Sony was also doing motion control before the Wii with the PS2 EyeToy, which I think is particularly pertinent seeing as it was actually on the market when the Wii was announced and yet has still been wiped from history by the sanctimonious "only Nintendo innovates" post-2004 Nintendo fanboy mafia. Though they then inadvertently screwed themselves over by accusing Kinect of copying the Wii when (using their logic) it's the same difference.
Oh I know about the EyeToy. I have one for my PS. I'm talking about the controller aspect. While the eye toy can detect where you are relative to the image on the screen, it can't however determine the placement of your hand or body in 3d. Nintendo brought true 3D motion control to the gaming industry. Seeing what could be done with 3D motion control, Sony and Xbox derived their own. Sony was smart to use their existing eyetoy as their foundation to work off of.
I'm not a "Nintendo Fanboy" as most would call it. I've not had a nintendo system since the SNES though I will admit I do like nintendo and the way they innovate. I've always been kind of particular to Sony actually, since my favorite game is Final Fantasy. Nintendo has the old FF and Sony has the new FF so I've got the best of both worlds lol.
It's not that Nintendo is the only one that innovates. They're just the only ones to commit and do it right. Whatever controller comes with the console is the one that defines the games that will be made for that console, because you just can't count on consumers buying extra stuff. That's why the Kinect failed, why the Move failed. Now we have a situation where Nintendo Wii U has a very confusing lineup of controllers. One to play games the way we're used to, but the one for the Wii that does the same thing won't work in many cases, one to play games Wii-style that may or may not need motion plus, and then there's the one that comes with the system that no one seems interested in making games for it.
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No one is ignoring that those things exist. Nintendo just supports it more and makes a bigger deal out of it. It is admittedly more difficult to make worthwhile content for a camera, opposed to a motion controller, though.
Sony has Move and PS Eye, but hardly anyy software really supports it as a standard(even though it could). Same goes for Kinect, but Microsoft doesn't have a Move/Wii remote controller, so they're restricted to only a camera.
Some most definitely do SCAR. On any thread on this site where the topic of innovation rears its head there will be a number of people who will claim (either explicitly or at least insinuating) that Nintendo "did X first" and "invented X" and "everyone else copied them" and "no one else innovates like Nintendo". It's just become an accepted standard in the community. It's like if Nintendo didn't do it, it's just conveniently swept under the carpet.
Mine would be like a touch tablet, but with dual analog sticks, and other controller staples like shoulder buttons and stuff. I would also love a traditional d-pad on it. It would be so cool because you could use the screen for things like inventory, maps, side games, tutorials, or whatever!
My dream is a modernised Nintendo 64 controller, with the C-Buttons replaced by a C-Stick, like the GameCube's. Highly impractical, but the N64 controller is the most comfortable (yes, surpassing the WaveBird) controller I have ever used. I love it.
Realistically, the Wii U Pro Controller is perfect, I just want to swap the sticks with the perfect ones in the DualShock 3.
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My dream is a modernised Nintendo 64 controller, with the C-Buttons replaced by a C-Stick, like the GameCube's. Highly impractical, but the N64 controller is the most comfortable (yes, surpassing the WaveBird) controller I have ever used. I love it.
Realistically, the Wii U Pro Controller is perfect, I just want to swap the sticks with the perfect ones in the DualShock 3.
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