| garywood said: Given that the Wii U was deliberately created not to be a graphical powerhouse, it almost doesn't matter whether it pushes it to the limit. Unless you're obsessed by amazing graphics, it's clearly looking good enough for any game. A better question would be whether it pushes any boundaries in terms of gameplay. That's what Nintendo need to be doing. |
Yes, pretty much every single game uses the gamepad as at least an ease of access to numerous things, such as drag and drop equiping of inventory, a hud to remove clutter from the tv, a map, a touch screen for changing game options, a "camera" on items such as the tri rotor for Blacklist or soon to be camera for Fatal Frame, a headsetless communication device, ect.
Not to mention any sort of typing in anything. Using the thumb pad (on the PS4/XBone controller) is a HUGE annoyance to me now.







