spemanig said:
Never ownd a Wii!? Ahahaha, I seriously don't get why people get so accusatory when they know nothing about the other side! The only system that I owned last gen was a Wii. Yeah, I played a lot of games on my sister's PS3, but the Wii was my main home console. Not that I have any reason to prove anything. If Nintendo was all about "giving people as many control options as possible," Skyward Sword, Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy 1+2, Metroid Prime 3, Mertoid Prime Trilogy, Metroid Other M, and more would have all had options to use a Wavebird/Classic Controller. But they didn't.
And it is not equivilant to you selling me a keyboard with out the enter/return buttons. It equivilent to you selling me a computer with a Wii U gamepad instead of a keyboard, then updating apps so they work with a real keyboard because even though some people like the novelty that you can doodle all over your homepage with the stylus, most people just want the to fucking type without needing to pay an extra $100 for what should be an optional accessory.
And agian, I never said they were removing the gamepad. I said they are giving YOU the OPTION to remove the gamepad.
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All those games, pretty much flawless execution of motion controllers. Twilight Princess was a cross generation release, you could have bought the Gamecube version. Considering NIntendo actually supports their main control schemes (Where *cough* Sony and MS barely even supported them as optional ones). Besides, lets look at the games.
Skyward Sword - Proabably the best implementation of motion sword fighting in a game. The game was designed to feature motion controls.
Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 - Never used motion controls outside of shooting from blast stars and shooting star bits. The controls were natural for the game and it felt right. Also used the heavenly joystick on the Nunchuck for movement.
Metroid Prime Trilogy - Gamecube ports updated to add motion support. It's a FPS with a motion controller. Those who master the game usually are the same ones who played CoD online on the Wii U and Wii with motion controls.
Metroid Other M - It was to show off a game designed straight up for the Wii that used motion controls.
The Wii menu, you can navigate with the Wiimote and classic controller.
Many VC games, Gamecube controller, classic controller and Wiimote
Let's say this, the more people complain the more I'll defend it. It's the main control scheme for the console. It's not the optional Wii U pro controller or the optional Wiimotes.
Have you ever tried typing with a controller? The PS3 was trash for it unless you plugged in a USB keyboard. That gamepad is the easiest thing on the planet to use.