| Low78wagon said: But thats what sucks about nintendo. They are forcing you to use motion controls or dont play. Man i wish they wouldn't make them mandatory on games like star fox. They would get more sales if they just made it an option. |
Tbh, I'd prefer that they had given the option of playing with a traditional controller in SF: Zero. I obviously don't mind about that, and people who don't like motion controls like Einsam_Delphin could play the game without any problem. The game is designed with the second screen in mind though, but I wouldn't mind if they altered the parts when the second screen is mandatory and make a traditional SF game with the possibility of using a Pro Controller/Gamepad.
But that's not what sucks about Nintendo, this is the first game this gen when motion controls are mandatory. What's more, the WiiU has an advantage over its competitors, you can play with pretty much every control scheme you prefer. There are some games when you can choose between traditional controls or motion controls. Options are always good! :)
| Einsam_Delphin said:
It's just you. I don't have anything against you preferring motion controls, to each their own afterall. I personally hate motion controls which is funny now considering how hyped I was for them initially. Only for Pikmin do I really like them, but I'd be perfectly fine going back to stick aiming in Pikmin 4 if the NX doesn't support Wiimotes. |
Yeah, I can see why do you prefer motion controls in Pikmin. In the end the best for everyone would be to have the possibility to choose in every game, and a nice way to implement both ways to let us decide!
