bazmeistergen said:
You do know that the Wii U Gamepad has more buttons? It has the same buttons as an xbox360 controller plus the entire face of the touch screen for potential input buttons - see Zombi U, for example (plus motion controls plus nfc plus awesome speakers). Worth a go on one at least, no? |
It is a great thing that the Gamepad has more Buttons. And being able to play on the Pad if the TV is used by someone other is a true feature. But after I have seen the promotion video with the Touch Screen I must just say that that I do not want to play in such a way. Take this video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHTPuJxvWF0
Most of these features have already been used in videogames before (sniping, map, weapon upgrade, escaping from an enemy who grabbed you...). That are no new features and I have never thought to myself "oh, I would have prefered a second screen for this feature.". I do not like to waggle if I could press a button instead. These features should simply be optional... I still sometimes prefer using the digital pad over the analog stick because I feel that I have better control with it. On the Wii I always prefered the classic controller to the Wiimote.
I simply do not like touch screens or motion controls. They can be used for some sort of games (take Professor Layton... the Stylus works brilliantly here) but I do not want my Action Adventures or RPGs with these "new play controls" because I simply feel that the "old" controls are working perfectly.