Cobretti2 said:
kain_kusanagi said:
Cobretti2 said:
kain_kusanagi said:
Honestly I wasn't impressed with ZombiU. It's not that the game looks bad or anything. It's just that the whole gimick of looking around with the WiiPad looks frustration. It actualy looked like it will get in the way more than help. Can you imagine playing Left 4 Dead and having to hold up a controller in front of the TV, just to use an item, while being attacked by Zombies?
The touch screen on the WiiPad is going to be great for lots of stuff, I just don't see the point of moving a controler around in front of the TV to look at stuff you could already look at on the TV.
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That is the whole point, which was demonstrated whilst lock picking. It ads an element of surpise. it becomes a survival horror not a fps.
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Yeah, I know it's the whole point of the game. That is why I don't want to play it. I'll stick to Left 4 Dead thank you very much. Survival horror worked fine with RE back in the day so it's not like you need to hold up a second screen to get scared or surprised. I just hope my favorite Nintendo games like 3D Mario, Zelda, and Metroid don't get gimmicky. It was bad enough that they all had motion controls this gen, and I was hopeing that since the WiiPad has everything that a normal twin stick controller has we would finaly get the controls we missed on the Wii. I don't like motion controls, and I don't want to hold up a second screen to do what an joystick can already do. I want classic controls, forever, that's it.
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Metroid was hands down better with motion controls. Zelda went a little to 1:1 and made it harder for people to learn. BUt once you fdid they were good.
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I disagree. I prefer the controls of MP1 far more than MP3. In my opinion MP3 is a better game than MP2, but not because of it's controls. I liked Zelda SS a lot and did get used to the controls. But I never enjoyed, not once, swinging my golden Wii-Mote around or slicing in directions to attack enemy week spots. I very, VERY, much prefer the simple transparent controls of Zelda OoT. When I play a game with a standard controller the gamepad disappears in my hands and I become part of the game. When I play a game with motion controls I am constantly reminded that I have a motion controller in my hands every time I have to lift my hand from my lap.
