the_bloodwalker on 11 June 2009
| Squilliam said: I think hes missing the most important point. If your Wii motion controls are broken and you reach deadline then you have to release the game. If your Xbox 360 Natal implementation just sucks then you've probably got a regular controller to fall back on and you can cut the feature and even if you don't cut the feature it still won't prevent people from enjoying the game. |
developers have the options to have the classic controller or the gamecube controller on Wii games. Monter Hunter G was released in Japan and required the classic controller in order to play it, it does not used motion controls at all.
on Natal, if the feature is cut, it's fine to teh developer but will nullify Natal and the potential to be a market success diminished, meaning that Microsoft should never have worked on Natal in the first place
