Play4Fun said:
axt113 said:
Play4Fun said:
axt113 said:
Of course they blew it, the Wii U is destined to be a failure The system abandons everything that made the Wii successful. Its not about combating disinterest, or increasing the audience of gaming. Its basically a gamecube 2, the whole idea of connectivity that began with the GBA-Gamecube connection to fruition. (Although it will likely be a lot cheaper to buy 4 Wii U-pads than 4 Vita's or 4 3DS's which would set you back $1000)
The system cedes to every other form of entertainment, and isolates the gamer, totally different than what was the Wii's intention of competition with all other entertainment by bringing everyone together.
Not to mention, that big tablet with all the controls will probably scare more people away from gaming
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Not you ag ain.
Did you even listen to the speech in the beginning?
Always going on and on like some kind of marketing expert. Dumbass.
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I listened tothe speech at the beginning, but what they showed shows something very different.
maybe you need to watch the presentation again.
What they showed was that the TV is for other stuff, and the Wii U is relegated to being played on the small tablet, baseball, TV shows, maybe even other consoles can all force the Wii U games to be played on the small screen.
What they showed was people playing on the tablet by themselves away from everyone else.
What they showed was a very complex, bulkiy looking and expensive controller
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The TV is for other stuff?...The games are played on the TV and some info is shown on the controller. If someone has to use the TV or you are playing at night while in the bedroom with your spouse (for example) you can just play on the controller so you don't disturb them.
The controller was shown to be able to bring new experiences to playing games.
I don't know what you mean with the word 'force'...
What they showed was a controller great for single player and multi-player gaming. You must have gone blind during the multi-player sequences with the Wii-motes shown.
All hands on have said the controller is light and comfortable.
Anyways, I wasted time arguing with you once. Never again. I know your type....
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Yeah, if someone wants to do something else, you ove tothe small screen, that's the problem, that's not competing with other forms of entertainment, the Wii was created to compete, and be better than all other entertainment choices, the Wii U is clearly saying that its not competing, and is willing to cede.
The controller of the Wii U is complicated and bulky ndexpensive looking, not something inviting like the Wiimote was.
No what they showed was a console that's great for taking you away fro mthe T, nd away from everyone else, rather than making gaming about getting everyone involved and something everyone does
It doesn;t look light and comfortable, and that's the problem people will be scared off from even trying it, not a good start to fighting disinterest
