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lilbroex said:
thekitchensink said:
This isn't new... Reggie confirmed this in the E3 presentation.

Still stupid, though. There shouldn't be any reason why multiple GamePads don't work. You don't necessarily have to stream high-quality video to each of them. It depends on the game. Hell at the least, you could leave one of the touchscreens blank and just let them use it like a standard controller.


There is nothing stupid about it. They do work. Everything points to them working. Everything points to it being able to support up to at least 4.

It just isn't implemented. There are no games that need it right now. Nintendo has never been about doing things just because they could. If they use something, they want it to have a good purpose.


Well, let me put it this way: There is no reason why any game that supports the Wii U Pro controller can't have an extra GamePad function in the exact same capacity.  Let's say my friend and I want to play Zombi U's multiplayer, which requires both kinds of controller.  We both have Wii U's, so we both own a GamePad, but neither of us happen to have the Pro Controller.  As it stands, we're boned.  Ignoring the touchscreen, the two controllers have the exact same buttons.  So, there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to substitute an extra GamePad any time that you can use a Pro Controller.

It should be a simple convenience, really.



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