I can't believe the leader would follow the follower.
Whats the consensus on the old one?
I can't believe the leader would follow the follower.
Felt like a cheap and light piece of plastic.Whats the consensus on the old one?
The stick being where it is makes perfect sense in 2012.
This...was unexpected.
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In the video it was mentioned that it would be great for "longer periods of play" and for multiplatform titles.
I'm not exactly sure how this helps multiplatform titles since I'd assume they'd have to develop something to show up on the screen...or perhaps the touch screen would display the Wii U OS messaging system if no "game signal" is sent to the pad?
Crazy stuff!
Part of me wonders if they had to arrange the sticks that way due to legal issues. Because if the buttons and right stick were flipped it would look almost exactly like an Xbox 360 controller. Or their just trying to keep parity with the Wii U Gamepad.
Moving your thumb down to hit buttons is irritating and unusual. For instance, doing it on the 360 controller and 3DS for the d-pad hurts my hand after a while. Hope it becomes automatic at some point or is at least comfy.I don't get the complaints about the right stick. It's not like your right thumb is any different from your left thumb. Plus MS probably has some sort of obscure patent on that sort of thing.
I'd love to know why.
Yeah, they got that much right. This new pad is very pretty and it looks like it'll handle like a dream with FPS games so long as no face buttons need to be pressed.At least they copied the right competitors controller.
Dual shock is blech.
SEGA did it first. Before SONY even got the dualshock out, I add.
I think this is the obvious reason. What does anyone else think?
Yea its fine right now, but if they are really underpowered against Sony/MS they lose their special feature. The big reason why the Wii was as good as it was is because devs didn't have a choice but to support it (for the most part).
I just find the big selling point of the WiiU being optional a peculiar choice for Nintendo
Will this be wired, have rumble and it own battery pack? But 4 the lights under the controller is cool
Felt like a cheap and light piece of plastic.
Really happy with the new design, hope it's a lot weightier.
Why are people saying this controller should be included with the console? To me this just screams niche extra controller. It has exactly the same buttons as the tablet so there is no game that you would be able to play with this controller that you couldn't also play with the tablet controller so why is it at all important to include it as a default controller?
Sticks don't click. Also it's tied to the Wii remote.
Moving your thumb down to hit buttons is irritating and unusual. For instance, doing it on the 360 controller and 3DS for the d-pad hurts my hand after a while. Hope it becomes automatic at some point or is at least comfy.
because people gives a shit about the expensive tablet?
I'm not that optimistic about an immediate third party alternative in this day and age. Took forever for unofficial Wii controllers to pop up.You will have to buy it, so if it is no good there will be a 3rd party alternative day 1.
Not a big drama.
FPS games
It's not optional unless the Pro Controller is bundled in, which it almost surely won't be.
Controller looks nice, but now im more beginning to wonder. Will the wiimote and nunchuck still be used? Or only for backwards compatibility?