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Exactly. They KNOW that NO ONE will pay so much money for a controller. In fact they may just include two controllers just to settle people down. Especially the mommies who "trust" Nintendo's soon-to-be-dead kiddie games.
Hoots, that is really awesome. I still don't think he's viable, but I applaud your dedication to your ideas.
Did I say that? No I didn't. It's just that Melee was more on the competitive side. That doesn't mean they completely abandon the casuals. The casuals still enjoyed melee. Just because it's hard to master, doesn't mean the casuals don't like it
Its the sonic cycle IN REVERSE
Can't tell if trolling or just really stupid...
Well isn't everyone? Nobody has played it yet
You are correct. Nintendo was smart enough not to put any actual processing power in the controllers, then it would be at least $80. The Wii U transfers the images/videos/etc. to the tablet via Bluetooth presumably (because it's compatible with Wii Remote) to allow the game to be view with no lag. The only thing that the controller itself must have is the ability to show the game clearly, which is likely not a processor, but the graphics card.
It's one tablet control per console +4 Wiimotes and attachments (Nunchuks/Classic)
I know that. But it's not confirmed that it will be just ONE TABLET.
Among competitive players who have really delved into the game, Melee is consistently considered one of the most deep and fun games to ever exist. As a result it has had nearly 10 years of tournaments; a rich history very few games can match (only starcraft: BW has had this longevity and popularity, and that was largely because of corporate backing).
I was referring to the last sentence of your previous post but I get what you are saying. I'll leave you alone now.
Nintendo already said yesterday it was one tablet per console. That multiplayer experiences are being designed around this concept. Two would be the max that they are looking into, 3 or 4 would slow down the system's ability to function properly.
Concidering every game and tech demo shown so far has only had one Tablet, including the multiplayer that they had 2 consoles going and had 2 tablets, not to mention Ubisoft refusing to answer the question about it, I'd start planning on it just being one. IF there's more, great, but I can't imagine they would be cheap and I can't see Ninty making people shell out for extras.
It's both, mannnnn~. Every post he has posted in this thread so far is to call off everything people believe about Smash 4.
Source?
Of course people will think this. Even official Nintendo representatives would not respond. The system isn't even complete yet, mind you. Likely, they're having major issues with more than one tablet having full compatibility with the system.
I totally agree with this, but instead of White Mage, it should be Cloud Strife, he obviously has a bigger fanbase.Mario_and_Sonic_Guy said:
I'll agree smash dojo updates will be amazing again. I'll be willing to go through that again.
But the Dojo gave practically EVERYTHING about the game away. It was nice, I'll have to admit. But Sakurai should keep the "how to unlock" characters out if he does it again and hide some more stuff.
The system is complete, for the most part. They cannot change any major things if they want to meet their launch window due to manufacturing and development constraints. If they don't have the option to play with more than one tablet now, then they won't at launch.
Oh...
Well of course. The Wii U at this point is still having some tweaks as confirmed by Kotaku. I did not leave out consideration for the manufacturing window, but I do believe the Wii U is not currently being manufactured at incredible rates at the moment.
Don't forget about the stores breaking street dates and people leaking stuff when the JPN version came out. That was nice as well even though I spoiled myself by watching.
Fine, but let me say this: the brawl Dojo cycle had a serious affect on the community. It made Melee tournaments dwindle to a halt up until the release. Upon the announcement of Brawl, Melee started getting dropped by tournament circuits. Newcomers decided to wait until the next game.
Don't worry about it. I just wish people chill out about it for the time being.
No thanks. I like items. I like different types of stages. I like three or four-player battles. And I also like Final Smashes, and the slew of new characters (though I do miss Roy and Mewtwo). The reason I first played the original was because I was a big Nintendo fan and I had a vague interest in fighting games. I found the game's simplistic button scheme to be great, and the varying styles to be incredible. I loved Melee for each of those seven years, but to gut the game so that I can beat other people in a way that removes all spontaneity? What's the point? I tried figuring out wavedashing, and I felt that it was too much to bother mastering. It's a hobby, not a career! And I'm not sure what kind of friends I would want if it results in people referring to people who are inferior in the way they play a specific video game in an extremely specified manner as "scrubs."
If you recall the original brawl cite was exactly that! He actually got the idea for Doc from a fan (Crazy right!? that fan is so lucky!) <- Just got excited.
