archbrix said:
oniyide said:
archbrix said:
oniyide said:
So there is no software that supports two Wii pads at all?? What about Tekken?, COD?? Well hell then you are right, but then that raises another set of problems that i wont get into right now
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Regarding traditional multiplayer games, as HappyD said, the Pro controllers are available.
Being that Nintendo is not yet pushing the need for a second WiiU gamepad controller - but has still confirmed that it will indeed support two in the future - I believe that they will introduce their star game that is designed around that philosophy by including it with the WiiU-Pad to help justify the possible $99 price. That way, it will be similar to how Wii Fit was: Most people saw the $89 price as the cost of the "Wii Fit experience" rather than just the balance board. Nintendo would be wise to do the same with the stand-alone WiiU pad.
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i hope so, but that doesnt really answer what they are going to do in the meantime. I mean, they have to have an option of buying a seperate U pad at launch. Well, they dont have to, but imagine if you bought your WIi and were not able to buy another one for whatever reason.
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That is an excellent point that I've questioned as well. I guess if it breaks, they could have you send it in for repairs or a refurbished one. However, if it were stolen or something, would you be SOOL and be forced to buy a whole new console? Perhaps you can just order a new one directly from Nintendo, but that still begs the question of how much it would cost.
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its a hell of a conundrum and i cant wait to find out how its resolved, if at all, IMHO i dont think people wanna hear that you have to send in your controller to get fixed and are not able to get another, not in this era
