dharh said:
You're thinking I meant needed one as in would not work without one. What im really saying is that I tried KI and could not continue after more than 2 hours into the game because it was just so clunky and horrid. MH4 would be the same. After playing MHFU on my vita I refuse to ever go back to playing with the claw. For me the reason DS was fine (aside from the fact that I still hade Duel Screens) is I never played more than mario or zelda or crap touch screen games on my DS. If I wanted something serious that required finer control, I had to play my PSP. The same would be for the 3DS vs PSV. But since I got burned with the DS and the Wii, i'm pretty much done with Nintendo. |
Yes, but that's not what you said. You said "needed one", i.e. would not work without it. It works without it, and it works fine. I've played KI for over 25 hours now and never once felt 'you know, I NEED a second stick here'. And millions of people have played MH with just the one stick on the PSP/Wii, so why would it make a difference on the 3DS?
It's nice to have options, and I'll probably get the second nub for MH3P/4, but to say it needs it is just wrong. I'm happy that Nintendo didn't put it in; ruin the feel of the 3DS (because wherever you put it it'd feel off), and made devs create experiences suited to the 20-odd million people who have a 3DS currently.
That bolded line was pretty obvious, I'm afraid. You've made it clear you've either never played the games you're referencing, and certainly you either don't have, or don't like, the 3DS. And that's fine. Prefer your PSP/Vita. That's cool. But please, stop acting like my hands are falling off, and you know what every 3DS owner wants, because the 3DS NEEDS a second nub, because it most certainly doesn't. 99% of people who have a 3DS would tell you that.
