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bigtakilla said: As far as new views of existing franchises, I'm not entirely sure what you are talking about. The fact that most of them used motion controls? If so, then Fatal Frame using the gamepad as the camera, as well as Star Fox utilizing two views, The W101 being a new Nintendo IP that fully uses the gamepad, Splatoon using the gamepad to quickjump to specific locations and gyroscope aiming, ect. If you are looking for a change of gameplay as drastic as motion controls, I can agree this isn't it. But you have to agree with me on the fact that the the majority (at least of the people that still game and discuss gaming) do not WANT that drastic of change, and personally feel this is a perfect innovation for the future of gaming. It streamlines item management, and clears clutter from the gaming screen, interact with things through its touch screen, ect. Do I think what we seen so far has used the Gamepad to the fullest? Absolutely not, but refinement is part 2 of innovation. As far as cross gens and remakes go, I agree that OOT and MM have had long enough in the sun (a few gens worth) before they were remade, but people who have not experienced these titles yet will still get the better experience on the 3DS. Even if they are remakes it does take away from the original game. |
Yes, Star Fox is one of the games I'm looking forward to. Even if we heard little about it, what we heard makes me optimistic for now. Fatal Frame is also a game I'm at least interested in. I could end up getting that, it seems like a perfect match with WiiU. I guess it's hard to explain what I want, and maybe I don't even know what I want myself. Hopefully those two games and what they announce at E3 can help WiiU gain some of my favour 
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