Soundwave said:
The Wiimote wasn't a huge success simply because it was simple. It had the whole novelty of motion gaming, get up and move that dramatically altered the gameplay experience. This controller ... doesn't change anything. It's just another version of the Wii U's existing failed controller but without buttons. There's nothing big about it that's new ... a touchscreen ... yeah ... like every other device, that's not going excite people. I don't see any new type of gameplay experience coming from this controller that the current Wii U tablet couldn't do. |
Dunno about you, but I've never seen a touchscreen that's round with holes. In action it could look pretty new and high tech.
Also, it's better than the Gamepad because it's far easier to touch the screen without moving your hand from the stick position. With the Gamepad you had to essentially stop what your doing and look down. Interactive areas here could be right on top of the sticks, eliminating a major flaw from Wii U.
