| illdill1987 said: Like I said the way they pushed motion controls made me lose interest in it and I'm sure I'm not the only one. I hate them. But I love the game without them. Splatoon 2 and Mario barely use motion controls. The aiming in splatoon is very easy and I can play that game laying down, same with Mario. Yes they have motion controls but you're barely moving.... Sure there was and you could argue still is a serious lack of content in Arms but the fighting is so deep. Every bit as deep as smash. All I do is ranked matches and it's super competitive and fun I don't need anything else. Just wish more people realized how much skill the game takes. |
Of course, there are people like you who prefer the button configuration, that's why Nintendo added it. But my point was that ARMS was designed primarily for the Joy-Con motion controls, it's how the game was designed to be played, and thus all promotional aspects of the game need to feature that control scheme almost exclusively.
