09-16-2013, 08:34 AM
(09-16-2013, 07:06 AM)BumblebeeCody Wrote: Because Nintendo generally don't have an open platform. If you make a game on their system you have to abide by their rules. Why they don't use the pro-controller only? I can only think of a few weak reasons.
1) Basically an on-screen mouse to make quick interaction on screen
2) Games like Wonderful101 have a game that's centered about drawing, which the Wii U gamepad is perfect for(Which oddly backfires when they allow you to use the right thumbstick instead and use pro controllers... so it's no really needed)
No idea really. In all honesty, when you think about the Wii U gamepad it's more of a convenience than necessity. Games like Arkham City and Darksiders 2 came out on the other platforms first which didn't use a touch screen controller. Games like Wonderful 101 or WWHD have alternative options for doing the game design or just display an inventory.
A shame really. I think the Gamepro controller is one of the best design game controllers ever (along with the GameCube and Xbox 360).
But with Unity now, they say that its much easier to make games on Nintendo now.
so how in.....never mind.
Well atleast we get potential games next month like Lost world(Believe me that game looks really impressive!)