| Aielyn said: I actually felt that I addressed that fairly well. In terms of what the Wii U itself can bring: Touchscreen interaction with fish (and surfaces, etc - imagine actually zooming into a surface using the touchscreen, and then carefully moving obstructing objects in order to access something otherwise unreachable), use of tablet as camera, and possibly also extra uses for tablet along the lines of puzzles involving manipulation of the tablet itself. In terms of possible innovations in gameplay that could have been done on Wii in theory (although more possible on Wii U): Extended exploration possibilities involving land and related settings, expanded online play (as I noted, "online maps" are a possibility), additional tasks and jobs... ... and they could even add a hint of Harvest Moon to it by having a village with people to interact with, operating on a weekly cycle, with various ocean-related jobs and tasks assigned by them that influence your "relationship" with them (no, I'm not suggesting marriage, a stamina system, or non-ocean-related methods of gaining money). This could be extended to also have a fishing mode, obviously with restrictions on what can actually be caught. And this is all just off the top of my head. I'm sure that, with a team of experienced developers coming up with ideas for weeks, if not months, you'd get much more than what I've mentioned. |
I like none of those ideas.
Until you've played it, every game is a system seller!
Wii FC: 4810 9420 3131 7558
MHTri: name=BOo BoO/ID=BZBLEX/region=US
mini-games on consoles, cinematic games on handhelds, what's next? GameBoy IMAX?
Official Member of the Pikmin Fan Club







