Im glad they kept the touch pad. I had a feeling they would remove touch features to keep price down.
Im glad they kept the touch pad. I had a feeling they would remove touch features to keep price down.
monocle_layton said: So you can touch it and get a response like any other tablet? Where are the noble prize awards for Nintendo!?!?!?! Revolutionary technology! The Switch should be $449 with amazing features like this! |
Lol why you gotta hate brah? It's just we haven't seen it in action yet, not saying it's revolutionary :P
On a side note, that's a relief to see the screen resolution looking pretty sharp as well. Always hated the crappy Wii U gamepad screen resolution.
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Like I said in NintendoDomination, it's pretty cool to finally see some touch, maybe it's due to the lack of handheld software that it wasn't featured. Still the UI was a fail here, the rep poked at the character three times until he noticed he had to select it with a small button underneath.
KLXVER said:
It splits the software though. Some games would only be playable in handheld mode. |
Not necessarily. Most games can be adjusted to work with analogue stick and buttons, although they will not be as good as touch.
Puppyroach said:
Not necessarily. Most games can be adjusted to work with analogue stick and buttons, although they will not be as good as touch. |
As long as they do it, Im good.
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