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Forums - Nintendo - Nintendo: New Super Mario Bros. U Has New Enemies, Drop-in Multiplayer, But No 1080p HD

Attoyou on 03 November 2012

no 1080p? lazy devs. no buy.













Don't kill me im joking.



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Veknoid_Outcast on 04 November 2012
spurgeonryan said:
RolStoppable said:
spurgeonryan said:

I hate using the stylus on the 3DS and DS. Why would I want to use it on the Wii U pad as well? Why can't I just play my Nintendo games like I used to?

You can play NSMBU like you used to. Stylus and touchscreen use is only required for additional features. If you don't like these features, you can ignore them and you'll still have as much game as before. Well, actually more now, because there are also new modes that can be played with classic controls.


As long as they do. I hate being forced to play a certain way. Other than Skyward Sword and a few other games it has annoyed me. May as well toss my copy of The Conduit.

But surely traditional controllers force you to play a certain way? Actually I found that games like The Conduit and GoldenEye (Wii) had an obscene amount of customization when it came to controller schemes.



Gamerace on 04 November 2012

No 1080p HD? Not that it'd matter much but it just seems damn lazy on Nintendo's part.

Also the lack on online multiplayer is very telling and disappointing. Even casuals play their app games online with others. Sure Nintendo wants to focus on social/family gaming but excluding online play is just primative.



 

Veknoid_Outcast on 11 November 2012
spurgeonryan said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:
spurgeonryan said:
RolStoppable said:
spurgeonryan said:

I hate using the stylus on the 3DS and DS. Why would I want to use it on the Wii U pad as well? Why can't I just play my Nintendo games like I used to?

You can play NSMBU like you used to. Stylus and touchscreen use is only required for additional features. If you don't like these features, you can ignore them and you'll still have as much game as before. Well, actually more now, because there are also new modes that can be played with classic controls.


As long as they do. I hate being forced to play a certain way. Other than Skyward Sword and a few other games it has annoyed me. May as well toss my copy of The Conduit.

But surely traditional controllers force you to play a certain way? Actually I found that games like The Conduit and GoldenEye (Wii) had an obscene amount of customization when it came to controller schemes.

Goldeneye did, but what did The Conduit have? Were you actually able to play with anything other than motion control? I never saw it.

Oh, sorry. I meant the ability to customize the motion controls. All the different variations. I must have spent 30 minutes tweaking all the options on the GoldenEye controls to get them perfect :) I guess what I was trying to say is that some of the Wii game gave you a lot of options within the motion control setup, sometimes more options than traditional controllers. But I guess if someone doesn't like motion controls to begin with, it's a moot point.



Veknoid_Outcast on 11 November 2012
spurgeonryan said:
I do like motion control. Just not with FPS. Some people do like it. From what I saw many were more accurate while playing with motion. But I could never get used to it. Think my sensor was scratched or I was just bad. I did not like being forced to use that control Luckily The conduit was 10 dollars new at Walmart, so it was not too much of a waste.

Fair enough. The good news is that it seems a lot of Wii U games allow players to use several different controllers.