| TheKoreanGuy said: Excuse me? That is actually insulting, and shows me you can't deal with anyone unless they agree with you completely. I am as much of a Nintendo fan as a Sony fan. I've owned every Nintendo console/handheld starting from the SNES and I plan on owning a Wii U eventually. When I said "you are admitting the GamePad doesn't add anything substantial", I wasn't claiming that as my own opinion. Rather, I was pointing out that you guys should not use the fact that the Upro has the same layout as the GamePad when trying to persuade others about this. Because then it just defeats the whole purpose of Wii U and its asymmetrical gameplay, which is not possible with the Upro controller. Instead, you should be listing those facts that you guys just listed, and show how developers will clearly utilize this technology for their games. But it's not that clear, is it? I agree. The Wii U GamePad is more than just the touchscreen. You guys are ignoring the whole point I was making. When I get a Wii U, I don't want games that use the Pro Controller, because it will just be the same experience as playing a Sony or Microsoft console. The whole reason the Wii was a success was because their games used this thing called a Wiimote....you know, instead of CCpro. And I'm not saying developers will make Upro only games, but I'm only pointing out that it's a possibility. It's not really clear to me what Nintendo wants to do with the Wii U, since they have introduced something like the Pro controller so early on, before Wii U even launched. You are probably scrutinizing my words because you figure me for a Sony fanboy, but you are completely wrong about that. I like Nintendo. My PSN sig means nothing. I just want Lightning's picture there. lol @first bolded: What, are you trying to say I have no friends? I know what split screen gameplay is. No need to tell me I can't experience split-screen without some friends. Your tone is very condescending. I hope you are sorry. @oniyide: Yeah, there are many games on Wii that use CCpro. Thanks for pointing that out. I will probably wait a year before I get a Wii U to see how the development pans out for Nintendo's new console. To me, it's just not safe yet; I have no idea how developers will make use of what Wii U offers. |
Only in your world. Neither I or anyone care's if you agree with us, but what you are saying doesn't even make sense.
My only concern is whether the person I'm discussing with is using sound logic, understanding and reasoning which your posts are showing none of.
There are so many fundamental flaws in what you are saying that I can't pick out where to start. Just the line "what Nintendo wants to do with the Wii U" alone is burning my retina's. What type of a statement is that? Are you serious?
You pretty much proved the point I was making.
