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IamAwsome on 01 January 2014
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BeElite said:
IamAwsome said:

Previous gens brought a lot, motion control (and the new gameplay styles that came with it), improved online (which I really don't see in the PS4/XB1), touch screen and casual and mobile gaming and stuff (not hardcore, but still innovation). The 7th gen brought a lot of new things. Right now, the 8th gen just looks like smoothing out, and optimization of 7th gen concepts. 

Secondly, Nintendo didn't abandon "waggle" Sony did, and the new Kinect is very innovative. Also, there are 3 true gaming machines. 

Exactly what game shows the new Kinect innovativenes ????

I own all three, and only PS4 comes of as a pure gaming machine.  Bone is clearly not a dedicated gaming machine and WiiU does not kow whats its doing.  Pad is pointless to me right now, i have the consoe yet have no use for its controller.

And where is sas you say not abandoned waggle on the U ? casue my U came with a tablet controller and no waggle at all.  As an owner i cant say i see anything "motion" controls about this console.

Kinect is the definitive motion controller right now, like somebody else said, how can you say it's NOT innovative? Kinect just needs a key game, the same can be said about the Wii U controller. 

The Wii U is more focused on the controller, but the controller contributes to what? Definitely not media. How is the Wii U not a dedicated gaming machine? It's more dedicated than the other two, and like I said, it needs a showpiece game. 

Nintendo didn't abandon motion on the Wii U. NintendoLand, Pikmin 3, SM3DW, and other 1st party games use the Wiimote to some extent.