| Aielyn said: What you need to notice about the Upro controller is that it's the same layout as the Upad, just without the touchscreen. Even if you're going to play using the Upro, the Upad will still be active. What this means is that ported games will still make use of the Upad, and the Upro will mean that games designed around four-player "traditional" controls will be able to be played in that manner on the Wii U, too. No developer is stupid enough to make it so that you have to use the Upro to play their game. Of course, there will be gimmick uses of the Upad as well, but essentially, what the Upro does is open up the platform to all sorts of games, rather than being at all limited. |
Indeed. It seems that this is impossible for some people to see. That or they just don't to. If I remember correctly, the primary use for the Wii U's screen is you can play with it even when the house TV is in use.
Most games are still going to actually play like they do with a normal controller.
