And the colorful buttons as well. The big green 'A' button might as well've been a "WIN" button.
And yet it wasn't the RPG system of choice *shakes head*.
At least explains the breakout performance of Tales of Symphonia ♥
Yes. I personally understand why the Gamecube controller was designed as such, because it was Nintendo trying to appeal to a broad userbase with different shaped buttons and colours, etc..
But compare the aesthetic of the Gamecube controller to the Wii Remote, especially in how it was marketed and presented, and it was a totally different vibe.
Had the Wii remote had all sorts of differently coloured buttons, it would not have come across as "techy" as it did when it was revealed.
Ultimately, I agree with what Mr Miyamoto said, and historically it shows
The Remote was just brilliant on all levels you can think of, and though the Software obviously was a huge contributor, the Wiimote ensured the success of Wii. (Though maybe part of the omgnohardcore) It just isn't a game system with a TV Remote is it.
Man this doesn't even look like an E3 conference haha. I'm so used to them being on a grand stage in front of a large amount of people.
Hehe, well it's more like an actual press conference than the Oscars that we get today. The Oscars are pretty awesome though.