oniyide said:
happydolphin said:
oniyide said:
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happydolphin said:
What's the most interesting about OP is that it's getting clearer and clearer that the Wii U will generally support motion controls like promised. I can't see myself playing gaga the experience on the tablet to be honest, mind you threatrythm final fantasy did a nice job with touch-based rythm controls for 3DS it seems. Who knows, maybe it'll support a dual control mode (tablet or motion).
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Where you've been, they've established that from day 1
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Haha Oni, I love it :) I know it was officially announced and will be supported, but I was unsure of how much devs would make actual use of it on dedicated Wii U software (b/c Wii software). ;)
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thats the million dollar question. I have no idea, from a dev POV. They would have to support the Wii U tablet, because that is the thing that will new for the system, then they have to put the wiimote to work, which is a different can of worms. Then they would have to support CC. Thats alot of work, but as a consumer, f**k em. Let em work. Thats one of the reasons I hated earlier Wii games, Why just have me use the Wiimote?? Maybe I wanna use CC?? I hope they dont repeat that
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What's fair to assume is that this game will support the Wiimote, if not also support the tablet. But as for what I thought was interesting was that devs are already showing support for the Wiimote on the WiiU, putting the start of some fears to rest.
Just to share, my POV is
1) it's not because N introduces a tablet that it needs to be used, and
2) Since WiiU is Wiimote/WM+ b/c, I hope some games and devs make use of it, especially for Wii-birthed series. It's good for client support, as we already paid for Wiimotes, so it makes our investment feel more worth it.