5 replies to this topic

[Elric]

From E3 we could see more of the Wii U's controller and how the games heavily rely on the touch screen on the controller, just like most of the games for the Wii heavily relied on the motion control of the Wii remote. Looking back at the Wii we can see that most people got turned off by the Wii because most of the games relied heavily on motion controls. So, do you think that because the Wii U's games will rely heavily on the touch screen and motion of the controller that it will become as tiring as the Wii remote?

[HaoSenVastForest]

No because it doesn't entirely rely just on that remote. Also you get Classic Controller U and dang that thing looks comfy.

[Lord Pickleton]

No because it doesn't entirely rely just on that remote. Also you get Classic Controller U and dang that thing looks comfy.

It looks really nice in White.

[Kardibask]

No. While some games do seem to rely heavily on the Game pad there is always the possibility of using a Pro controller. Another thing is some functions of the Game pad won't be necessary. For example: Arkham City AE will use the controller during combat to add damage to attacks, this obviously isn't a necessary function as the fight could still be won (But dragged out longer) without tapping. I think we only need to worry about this if a game requires use of the Game pad's touch screen functions.

[Slim Shady]

No way.............. it could be. How much motion control could be in such a huge controller.

[InsaneLaw]

If you found Wii Remote games tiring, you'd have to be seriously unfit.