nitekrawler1285 said:
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How are they alienating both segments? The touch controller has the potential to be just as intuitive and user frendly as the Wii motion controls were. One of the reasons touch-based smart phones took over is because they feature an intuitive, easy to understand interface. If the Wii U has a killer game (hopefully included like Wii Sports) that shows off the simple interface capabilities of the system, the expanded market could easily be on board, particularly since it's 100% Wii motion capable as well.
As for the core gaming market, that's exactly why they're catering to developers. I certainly don't believe the majority of PS360 owners will instantly switch over to Wii U, but many people who don't own an HD twin yet may see the Wii U as the one to get, and 5 year owners of a current console looking for something new might consider Wii U if the games are there and the price is right.
OT: Hearing Naughty Dog's words are actually great praise to Nintendo. If the Wii U were an absurd idea, companies wouldn't be boasting the fact that their own console can simulate the same actions. Clearly they believe that Nintendo could be on to something again.







