Kaye Cruiser
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And this is why I've always loved the Sony systems. Never a drastic change to their controllers. Only either useful additions or no changes at all. Makes every game easy to play on every console without any bitchfests in the fanbase. XD
While I don't want a new Gamecube Controller myself, it makes perfect sense to me as to why so any people do. The layout design was great. Not just for Smash either, but for all of the Gamecube games and any games on the Wii that allowed it's use. Sonic Colors definitely comes to mind. But again, I see no issue with adapting to a new controller, either.
That said, the Wii U Pro Controller just SUCKS. It's uncomfortable to hold and the buttons and second joystick are just placed very oddly. It's like they only switched it so they could say it wasn't a total ripoff of the 360 controller (Original Controller Do Not Steal) when ironically enough, it would've been better if it was.
That said, I hate THAT controller too. XD
This is exactly why I bought a Classic Controller Pro 3 years ago in preparation for Smash 4. Since the Wii U still uses Wiimotes, Smash 4 will probably still support them as alternate controllers. If Custom Controls are still in the game too, then I can still use the button layout I set up to be similar to that of a Gamecube Controller and have literally no problem with Smash 4. If they aren't, then I'll just get used to the strange default layout again and be satisfied there.
I say that of you keep your options open, experiment and be patient, then trying a different controller for the next game is no big deal. On the other hand, if something works well, why stop using it? Changing for the sake of improvements is one thing, but change just for the sake of change? That's a very bad idea that could very easily backfire. If there's anything Nintendo needs to do, it's to follow a certain practice in different areas other than their games franchises. Particularly Mario. (Before 3D World)
And that practice is "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Now, with all of that said, a new GC Controller for the Wii U won't hurt anyone that uses likes the CCP or the Wii U Pro (for whatever reason). People that like GC Controllers would get their wish and people who like everything else can still use everything else.
So long story short, instead of everyone fighting and arguing so much over something as silly as Gamecube Controllers vs Wii U Pro Controllers...
Let everyone be happy. It's dumb to argue over some silly controllers in the first place. They were made to sit in your hand and be played with violently and roughly until they can't take it anymore and wear out or fall apart at the seams. Not be the fuel for heated online debates and misguided nerd rage. They're hunks of plastic and wires for crying out loud! XD
C'mon, people. ¦D
That said, I don't see Ninty willingly making a GC Pro controller or anything on their own, but still. Let people want the things they want. They don't have to like and follow the same things and changes as you just because you say so. No matter how much you may be tired of them wanting something else, that doesn't invalidate their desires and thoughts. Live and let live, folks.
While I don't want a new Gamecube Controller myself, it makes perfect sense to me as to why so any people do. The layout design was great. Not just for Smash either, but for all of the Gamecube games and any games on the Wii that allowed it's use. Sonic Colors definitely comes to mind. But again, I see no issue with adapting to a new controller, either.
That said, the Wii U Pro Controller just SUCKS. It's uncomfortable to hold and the buttons and second joystick are just placed very oddly. It's like they only switched it so they could say it wasn't a total ripoff of the 360 controller (Original Controller Do Not Steal) when ironically enough, it would've been better if it was.
That said, I hate THAT controller too. XD
This is exactly why I bought a Classic Controller Pro 3 years ago in preparation for Smash 4. Since the Wii U still uses Wiimotes, Smash 4 will probably still support them as alternate controllers. If Custom Controls are still in the game too, then I can still use the button layout I set up to be similar to that of a Gamecube Controller and have literally no problem with Smash 4. If they aren't, then I'll just get used to the strange default layout again and be satisfied there.
I say that of you keep your options open, experiment and be patient, then trying a different controller for the next game is no big deal. On the other hand, if something works well, why stop using it? Changing for the sake of improvements is one thing, but change just for the sake of change? That's a very bad idea that could very easily backfire. If there's anything Nintendo needs to do, it's to follow a certain practice in different areas other than their games franchises. Particularly Mario. (Before 3D World)
And that practice is "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Now, with all of that said, a new GC Controller for the Wii U won't hurt anyone that uses likes the CCP or the Wii U Pro (for whatever reason). People that like GC Controllers would get their wish and people who like everything else can still use everything else.
So long story short, instead of everyone fighting and arguing so much over something as silly as Gamecube Controllers vs Wii U Pro Controllers...
Let everyone be happy. It's dumb to argue over some silly controllers in the first place. They were made to sit in your hand and be played with violently and roughly until they can't take it anymore and wear out or fall apart at the seams. Not be the fuel for heated online debates and misguided nerd rage. They're hunks of plastic and wires for crying out loud! XD
C'mon, people. ¦D
That said, I don't see Ninty willingly making a GC Pro controller or anything on their own, but still. Let people want the things they want. They don't have to like and follow the same things and changes as you just because you say so. No matter how much you may be tired of them wanting something else, that doesn't invalidate their desires and thoughts. Live and let live, folks.