Soundwave said:
Aquietguy said:
Mensrea said:
Yeah, it's definitely odd.
With the Wii, they had Super Mario Galaxy right about a year after. It used the Wii remote very well, but didn't feel gimmicky.
Also Wii sports was at launch.
With the Wii U it's like: "Um... you can play games on the gamepad, but it will look a lot worse....we don't know.."
Ubisoft was able to make ZombiU, and they used the gamepad well, but honestly, I don't see what uses the gamepad has other than inventory management. :/ |
You must not be a very creative person then because I can think of several inovative ways off the top of my head of how the pad can be used to improve game play. Inventory management it's self is worth it.
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People are not going to pay $350 to play PS3 style games with more convienant "inventory management".
Wiimote was a earth shattering concept for 2006 that got people off the couch and opened up the experience to non-gamers. That's a revolution.
Wii U tablet has almost no sales catchet, this is not something that excites the consumer in this day and age. It's an oversized DS bottom half.
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People will pay that much to play a Wii U style of game.
