Super Mario Sluggers was more casual control than Wii Sports baseball NOOOO

[yushire]

bdbdbd said:

RolStoppable said:

yushire said:
Come to think of it, will Malstrom post this on his news section? Think so, to explain what bdbdbd's already explained.

No, Malstrom is going on vacation for a couple of months. As much as I like to read his news and articles, I am glad that he is gone for a while. This will save us a lot of headaches on this forum, because you won't be able to create threads upon threads with misinterpretations of what he is saying.

Yeah I know, I am mean, but it had to be said.

 

This actually is for yushire, but quoted this, because i kinda agree here. But it's not just yushire. For example the Malstrom-Ubi thread yesterday made me want to bang my head against the wall from time to time. And @yushire: It's not just upstreaming, it's downstreaming as well. The controls have been "gimped down" for the Mario Baseball fans too. It's teaching them to learn and enjoy the new control method. In the thread i just mentioned, i pointed out, that instead of making games for certain groups, Nintendo aims to expand the groups itself, by making new and old gamers to enjoy different kind of games. Edit: By different kind of games, i mean different from the games they already have used to play.

 

I've read all the posts in ubi-malsrom thread when you mentioned it, my mind was in limbo afterwards. What are they discussing again? I dont get it.

OT: YEAH, I remember what you say about upstreaming the non gamer and downstreaming the core gamer to learn the basics of the wii remote. No wonder there is no nunchuk on this game this time around, this is the reason why I said that this game is more casual than Wii Sports. No analog stick and no button to press just the a button.