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Aquietguy said:
Arius Dion said:
Soleron said:
Aquietguy said:

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I was just joking but the pad is one of the best moves Nintendo has made. There's three reasons why it's not selling.

 

1) The heavy hitters haven't been released and the lack of games.

2) The poor advertising to the casuals.

3) the anti Nintendo bias from haters.

Do you really beleave that they should have stayed with the Wii? The hater would really be going to town. But you know as well as I that the real reason for all the hate on the pad is because Nintendo created it. Had Sony did those same hates would be praising it like there is no tommoro.

The pad is just stupid. Explain to me the uses of it in game such that people who weren't going to buy the console will buy it.

It increased the console price by $100! Are you really saying people would have paid $100 for a Pad if it was standalone? If not, it's not worth it.

The "heavy hitters" will make it sell like a Gamecube. Even with Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Smash, Kart, I think you'd consider 20m a huge disappointment.

The lack of games is the biggest factor.. but there are actually a lot of games on the system. Just not ones people want to buy. And a large part of that is the Pad being shoehorned everywhere.

Bias from haters doesn't affect console sales at all, stop thinking like that.

The real reason for the hate on the pad is because it's a terrible idea! If Sony made it, they really wouldn't make it compulsory, and then it would die as many hardware accessories have.

100% Agree. As a Wii owner I see Wii U as a huge 'wtf'?

My question is, if I don't like the Wii U Gamepad and don't see it as necessary, does that basically mean Wii U isn't for me? If so, the Gamepad is no different than M$ with Kinect.


100% disagree. As both a Wii and Wii U owner, the pad is one of the best ideas Nintendo has created. And I have owned every Nintendo console. Nothing really is necessary. We can say that about every elvolution of the traditional controller. From the NES to now. Is the touch screen needed? No but it is a very welcomed addition and does add something to gaming. Despite all the nonsense.

I fucking love the gamepad so much, that Off-TV play, damn, it makes life so much easier