super_etecoon on 22 July 2014
| Lucas-Rio said: The main problem for this is that in some games, you need the gamepad like W101 where some actions only appear through the second screen. It would split the base between suer who can play all games and others who can't. And there is nothing on the box of older games indicating if gamepadless customers could buy it. While it would allo great pricing at less than 200$, it may create more confusion. That's sad because if Nintendo had not used the gamepad at all, the Wii U would have probably been over 10 millions at this point. |
Proof for this? Without the Gamepad, people would ask, why should we get a new system. HD would not be enough. More power wouldn't be enough, either. Nintendo is not the system people buy for Multiplats or amazing graphics. You can't change that with one hardware release. The sales simply support your own feelings about the machine.
