lilbroex said:
JoeTheBro said:
lilbroex said:
JoeTheBro said:
I agree with the point of the article.
The PS3/VITA combo can do everything the Wii U can and much more. I've had to debate this tons of times to people that just don't have the facts. But as we all know from Move superior hardware does not mean superior support. LBP2 with cross-controller DLC is the only game announced that will do Wii U like gameplay. Heck I can count every PS3/VITA game on two hands (yes I have 21 fingers) while thousands of games will support it on the Wii U. |
No it can't.
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Uh not this again. Which specific features can the Wii U do that the PS3/VITA can't besides NFC, TV control, and L2 R2?
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LOL, dismiss the features that contradict your argument straight. Also, panoramic view, native support in all games, built in infrared sensor(for the Wii-mote), larger, faster screen, and coordinated screen coordination(throwing ninja stars by swiping them from the Upad to the Wii U as well as using it as a placement on the floor to display a golf ball that you can accurately hit with the Wii mote thanks to the buil in sensor bar).
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L2/3 and R2/3 are the only one's the really matter. Both can be mapped to the rear touch panel. The screen isn't that much bigger to make a fuss about, Faster? What refresh rate? Some how i doubt that. Also the vita has more PPI, making a sharper image. As soon as the little planet dlc launches i intend to show the throwing star demo can in fact be done. The golf ball can also be done as well (not in lbp2, because the vita has a camera required. As far as a 1000 game's argument, It's yet to be know if 3rd parties will support the second screen all the time. I could see many just putting simple maps or even a static image in it's place. The only thing it's likely it cant do is make developers want to spend the extra time required to make both games have the same functionality. But Sony can. They could make it a requirement for games to support cross controller in someway or match the Wiiu. Thought we know they wont.
