tell the guy who keeps quoting me..I stopped already and actually having conversations with others

Mugen, really, last post...

You just said a racer without analog triggers would not be fun. You said this. In the end it doesn't matter where a game is, a game is a game. If it's not fun on a console it's not fun on a portable.

The devs said the game would be "exactly the same" (actual quotes). There won't be tweaks and stuff, they'll just eliminate this, because there's nothing they can do about it. And the point is... it doesn't matter. If you care that about it to the point of, pardon the pun, being that ANALog, buy a wheel for wii u and never ever play a portable racer, especially a realistic one - GT Vita, for example, should (by your argument) suffer the most, I think.

BTW...  I don't even know if this feature is present in NFS... I can't seen to find any mention about it, even in FAQs. I'll trust you, cause I haven't played a NFS since the PS2 days, but even more reason for me to believe it's not a big deal.

Then here's another write-up.

Nintendo isn't interested in implementing achievements into all of their games, despite the in-game achievements like ones in Super Smash Bros., Metroid Prime 3, or Xenoblade. However, third-party developers use achievements as a way to keep people actively playing a game, and the player's motivation is typically to show off to their friends what they have managed to achieve. As such, the correct path of action for Nintendo is to offer some sort of system where acievements can be made public, but at the same time not requiring every game to have achievements, because then Nintendo would either have to follow thier own policy or look as if they're a special case... maybe not a good PR move.

The question that remains is why Nintendo isn't 100% keen on achievements. I can guess that at lease one high-ranking person doesn't understand why an extra reward should be tacked on for different activities, ranging from beating a boss to jumping off a cliff. And whether or not the person has a point, many gamers have grown used to achievements being in every game, so the idea of buying a game that doesn't contribute to their virtual display of skill and time-wasting ability seems a bit strange at best.

Don't know how it's a negative. I had no idea any games used triggers for acceleration. It's always been the A button in every racer i've played

Similar to clickable thumbsticks, really. Pullus Pardus had to demonstrate what those were to me via video, because i just thought every controller i was using that had them was just shoddily made.

I'm not sure if the reason for not implementing them is because someone isn't too keen on them but more of Nintendo not feeling it's necessary.

True, but considering them as unnecessary is not very far from what I'm getting at. Or maybe it's simply a matter of freedom choice amongst Nintendo's development teams. Some may prefer to stick with an in-game system with in-game rewards, or no system at all. Maybe it depends on the game. So... I guess there's no shortage of explainations. It doesn't matter.

I've already pointed out in a previous post of mine that racing fans who really care buy a steering wheel and pedals. The lack of analog triggers being a negative is not a fact. It's insignificant in the grand scheme of things and anyone who argues otherwise is simply blowing things out of proportion. I can see how the lack of analog triggers could affect a tiny minority, but most people probably won't even realize that such a feature is missing.

-_- yes...that's why the response from racing fans have been so positive about this news. Not all Racing fans play racing games with wheels lol. It's like saying all big fighting fans buy a pad to play fighters or something. I play a ton of fighting games...pretty decent too in some of them. Don't have a fighting pad at all. Most of the people I know that buy wheels are fans of Sims. Not franchises like nfs/burnout

again..not a single reason why this is a good thing...or acceptable as a consumer. If you can't see anything negative about this then it is just damage control now. 

PLEASE don't make a fool of yourself.

By not mandating trophies somehow they targeting kids and casuals?

If anything they are targeting the hardcore because all a hardcore player cares about is finihsing the game. If anything casual care more about trophies as causal games on android and iphone and facebook all seem to have achievements.Crap ones bu tnone the less they are achievements such as you won 10 games, you unlocked 5 wallpapers.