midrange on 11 November 2015
| UncleScrooge said: Because Nintendo decided to abandon their most popular control scheme of all time and focus on the gamepad instead. Welcome to the real world: Motion controls were never "a fad", people loved the Wiimote. I've been asked so many times why the Wii U doesn't use motion controls anymore by friends who owned a Wii (and yes, I know you can connect a Wiimote). |
motion controls were a fad. If not, people would have moved on to the kinect. Given the kinect's removal from the xbox one, motion control is no longer what it used to be. AKA a fad
