TheLastStarFighter on 28 January 2014
| HylianSwordsman said: Seeing as the Gamecube was one of my favorite systems, you better believe I'd get it. Nintendo could definitely still make really interesting and innovative games without a unique built-in hardware mechanic. They could even make the thing have compatibility with the gamepad, and just come with a pro controller, and it'd be even better. Not every game would support the gamepad fully, but it would at least allow for a lot of off-tv play, while Nintendo could be sure to support it so that both control schemes would be supported, letting gamers that like the gamepad use it, while not forcing developers to add something to the Nintendo versions of games not present elsewhere. People who don't like the gamepad could stop bitching, while we'd probably end up seeing the same amount of support for the gamepad as if the gamepad were the only choice. When a developer chose to actually use the gamepad, you could count on it to be a unique experience instead of a obligatory slapped on one. And something twice the PS4 at the same price? Who wouldn't get that? |
I think it would be great if Nintendo introduced a super-powerful system sooner than later and it could use the Gamepad as an optional controller. If they were to release a mini Tablet portable console in the near future as well, the new system could use either the Gamepad or Tablet as a controller option while having something less complex come in the box.
