A mediocre port six months after release at full price when you can get it on the outlets for more than half off. Ubisoft will blame Nintendo customers for not buying it or supporting Ubisoft on the system. I'd love a ZombiU 2, buy I doubt we will ever see that now. Oh well. At least they also gave us Rayman.
@Turbo857 Wrist action or full arm movement, it still doesn't appeal to me. I'd prefer using traditional controls over movement. I've never had too much of an issue with accuracy (sans a few times). It was really more of the fact that I felt goofy.
I wish I could get into it, but I just cant. I'll probably suffer through it to finish Skyward Sword.
@Turbo857 Snicker away. They are god awful and honestly I feel like an ass swinging the nunchuks around. I tried to play through Skyward Sword and stopped because the motion controls ruined it for me.
If you enjoy flailing your arms around like you're on fire then I'm happy for you. I'm glad you can get into it. I just always felt it was more of a gimmick than something to be taken seriously. Even a good friend of mine who's a big Nintendo buff hates the motion stuff.
P.S. I use the pro controller when I can and I've only enjoyed 'motion' controls in ZombiU.
This has been the first Nintendo console I've owned since the N64. With that being said, I have a few qualms with it.
Lack of third party games.
Gimmicky motion controls.
Low powered hardware.
With that being said, I've enjoy it FAR MORE than my PS4 and Xbox One. Hell, I even hardly touch the other two. There just isn't anything worthwhile on it right now.
Compared to Xbox One and PS4, I have to give the system a solid B. Its nothing 'great', but the Nintendo games are really carrying the system. Once the PS4 and XB1 pick up a better library, I feel the WiiU will dip further and further.
My 3DS on the other hand... I absolutely adore it :3
I won't touch Watchdogs on my gaming PC nor would I on my Xbox One and PS4. I think Rayman is great along with ZombiU, but Watchdogs was bad when it came out half a year ago.
I'm sure Ubisoft will blame us for the game flopping though.
Sega really needs to invest in the Sonic universe. Sonic games have never appealed to me but if they have some unique and fun characters. I know it goes against the typical Sonic gameplay, but I imagine a Sonic RPG along the lines of Mario Seven Stars. No beat em up, no ADHD speeds. Just good, fun gameplay in the Sonic universe.
I just don't know. I'm not a fan of digital stuff. I actually like looking at game cases and disc art. Plus some games become valuable (looking at you Earthbound) so I'd much rather have a physical copy than a digital.
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A mediocre port six months after release at full price when you can get it on the outlets for more than half off. Ubisoft will blame Nintendo customers for not buying it or supporting Ubisoft on the system. I'd love a ZombiU 2, buy I doubt we will ever see that now.
Oh well. At least they also gave us Rayman.
Re: Sonic Boom Exploit Allows Players to Skip Large Sections of the Game
@Marioman64 Looks like I know what I'll be playing in the future ! Thanks for the info!
Re: Feature: The Wii U is Two Years Old, But How's it Doing?
@Turbo857 Wrist action or full arm movement, it still doesn't appeal to me. I'd prefer using traditional controls over movement. I've never had too much of an issue with accuracy (sans a few times). It was really more of the fact that I felt goofy.
I wish I could get into it, but I just cant. I'll probably suffer through it to finish Skyward Sword.
Re: Feature: The Wii U is Two Years Old, But How's it Doing?
@Turbo857 Snicker away. They are god awful and honestly I feel like an ass swinging the nunchuks around. I tried to play through Skyward Sword and stopped because the motion controls ruined it for me.
If you enjoy flailing your arms around like you're on fire then I'm happy for you. I'm glad you can get into it. I just always felt it was more of a gimmick than something to be taken seriously. Even a good friend of mine who's a big Nintendo buff hates the motion stuff.
P.S. I use the pro controller when I can and I've only enjoyed 'motion' controls in ZombiU.
Re: Feature: The Wii U is Two Years Old, But How's it Doing?
@JamesCoote "There's nothing wrong with Wii U per-se, but it's stuck in no-man's land between casual and core audiences."
I agree with you 100%.
Re: Feature: The Wii U is Two Years Old, But How's it Doing?
This has been the first Nintendo console I've owned since the N64. With that being said, I have a few qualms with it.
With that being said, I've enjoy it FAR MORE than my PS4 and Xbox One. Hell, I even hardly touch the other two. There just isn't anything worthwhile on it right now.
Compared to Xbox One and PS4, I have to give the system a solid B. Its nothing 'great', but the Nintendo games are really carrying the system. Once the PS4 and XB1 pick up a better library, I feel the WiiU will dip further and further.
My 3DS on the other hand... I absolutely adore it :3
Re: Nintendo Download: 20th November (Europe)
I won't touch Watchdogs on my gaming PC nor would I on my Xbox One and PS4. I think Rayman is great along with ZombiU, but Watchdogs was bad when it came out half a year ago.
I'm sure Ubisoft will blame us for the game flopping though.
Re: Sonic Boom Exploit Allows Players to Skip Large Sections of the Game
Sega really needs to invest in the Sonic universe. Sonic games have never appealed to me but if they have some unique and fun characters. I know it goes against the typical Sonic gameplay, but I imagine a Sonic RPG along the lines of Mario Seven Stars. No beat em up, no ADHD speeds. Just good, fun gameplay in the Sonic universe.
Re: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Pre-Purchase and Pre-Load Now Available on the eShop
I just don't know. I'm not a fan of digital stuff. I actually like looking at game cases and disc art. Plus some games become valuable (looking at you Earthbound) so I'd much rather have a physical copy than a digital.