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dharh on 15 June 2011
homer said:
dharh said:
homer said:
Sony should make the dualshock better(speakers, mic, longer battery, better triggers, etc.), replace the pseye with a kinect like device which still reads the move's movements(alongside people's bodies), make the nav have motion control(and if it doesn't already have it, add rumble), add speakers to the move, and finally recreate the wiiu controller. And if they really want to get ballsy, add a balance board, ddr mat, various guitar/drum/microphone/dj controllers, a power glove, a vitality censor, various steering wheels, wrist bands, and finally a varied amount of light guns.


There is no reason to recreate the Wii U controller. That is what the PSV is for. What's more, the potential of the multiple PSVs connected to the PS3/PS4 has greater potential than the Wii U and its thus far singular controller.


Ugh no. Do you want to have a $250 controller?

Do I want a controller that does tons more stuff than the Wii U controller? Yes. I'll own a PSV even if there is _zero_ connectivity with the PS3/PS4. Do you honestly think an extra Wii U controller would to cost <$99? I don't. It's still up for grabs that the Wii U will even support more than the one it comes with.

So yeah, for *extra* features that come with buying both the PS3/PS4 version _and_ the companion PSV version I will expect connectivity. If developers decide to go ahead and add connectivity without the need to buy a PSV version, thats all bonus!

The Wii U controller has limited capabilities. I certainly won't be able to leave the house with it. It would have been better to promote 3DS connectivity.



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homer on 15 June 2011
dharh said:
homer said:
dharh said:
homer said:
Sony should make the dualshock better(speakers, mic, longer battery, better triggers, etc.), replace the pseye with a kinect like device which still reads the move's movements(alongside people's bodies), make the nav have motion control(and if it doesn't already have it, add rumble), add speakers to the move, and finally recreate the wiiu controller. And if they really want to get ballsy, add a balance board, ddr mat, various guitar/drum/microphone/dj controllers, a power glove, a vitality censor, various steering wheels, wrist bands, and finally a varied amount of light guns.


There is no reason to recreate the Wii U controller. That is what the PSV is for. What's more, the potential of the multiple PSVs connected to the PS3/PS4 has greater potential than the Wii U and its thus far singular controller.


Ugh no. Do you want to have a $250 controller?

Do I want a controller that does tons more stuff than the Wii U controller? Yes. I'll own a PSV even if there is _zero_ connectivity with the PS3/PS4. Do you honestly think an extra Wii U controller would to cost <$99? I don't. It's still up for grabs that the Wii U will even support more than the one it comes with.

So yeah, for *extra* features that come with buying both the PS3/PS4 version _and_ the companion PSV version I will expect connectivity. If developers decide to go ahead and add connectivity without the need to buy a PSV version, thats all bonus!

The Wii U controller has limited capabilities. I certainly won't be able to leave the house with it. It would have been better to promote 3DS connectivity.


The added functionality of the psvita does not outweigh the cost imo. WiiU controller is sufficient, if not better. (larger screen and dual triggers too)



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