| RobDX said:
well i suppose the best option would be the multiple control options, but i think that in a game like skyward sword there are things that you can't do intuitively with just trad controls and i guess that mapping a whole game into two totally diferent controls schemes means no business for nintendo. I guess that if motion controls totally ruin the experience for him he is gonna have to stop playing them because nobody can force you to do something that you don't like, and if you don't like it there is no point in doing it. One example from me is that i love the resident evil series since they were released in the game cube but now that they are only released in other platforms i had to stop playing them because i can´t afford (in time and money) to have two consoles, and since i don't want to give up on nintendo consoles because i love their franchises more than any others, stop playing resident evil is the path that i had to choose |
I understand what you mean. The only thing is that it would mean business for Nintendo, close to 3-5M more copies sold, if not more.
The mapping wouldn't require to alter the whole world, it would just alter 3 things: 1) the way the sword and items are controlled and 2) what techniques are unlocable and where they are located and 3) the AI of the ennemies and kill strategy. It would even give added value to those who like both modes.
