happydolphin said:
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Karoake with a tablet? Sheet of paper for lyrics? Sorry, no offense intended, but have you ever done Karaoke? The lyrics are displayed on the TV screen, so no need for sheets of paper or large tablets. This holds true even for the stand alone karaoke machine I own at home that hooks up to the TV with standard AV wires and have a remote control used to switch between songs. Ever since Singstar on consoles there has been no need for anything other than a mic. If you watch the Sing trailer, they clearly use a Microphone AND the tablet. This is abolutely a step back in terms of Karaoke.
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COMG, it's a video game console, not a Karaoke machine.
Then they shouldn't even bother if they don't want to do it right.
That's bull and you know it. Some people can't afford to pay 1k for a karaoke machine and prefer to use a console they use for other entertainment as a hub to do things like that at a cheaper price. Change topics man, this one sucks.
Then again, I will agree that E3 is not the right place to show it. Make a show called the Casualfest, I don't know, but you promised Ninty not to alienate the core. This is not a step in that direction.
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ZombiU is indeed a nice step in the right direction for immersive use of the controller, but why is it Ubisoft getting the job done?
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But yeah, even then, Retro is doing what?? Look, whether they use the controller or not, I couldn't care less. The controller is not for core experiences for the most part, even then the damn thing only lasts 3 to 5 hours. So what I care more about is where are the core games promised.
I am in the same boat as you.
Maybe I should watch it again, but does Mario have online co-op? One of the things that bothered me about NSMBWii was the lack of online co-op. I'm not 13 anymore and have a family, so I don't have the luxury to just invite people over the game on the couch if you know what I mean.  |
NSMB is better single player anyways, so why do you care. NSMB + Miiverse is all you need. No, it's not online co-op I don't think so. And to be helpful, I think local co-op is meant to be played "with" your family.
When a game is being shown off with 4-people playing, it clearly isn't trying to be put across as "better" when played alone. Plus local co-op isn't MEANT to be played with just your family. My daughter is 3 and my fiance isn't a gamer. This is 2012 now. They can't continue to keep acting like they know whats best for all of us. Someone like me wants online co-op because that is best for me in my case. That is why I care.
Fair enough, but imho it's still better single player no matter how you put it. Whatevs
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