U tellin me that RT is actually Real Thing????Did you read my post? They just retweeted the thread, nothing else.
But we need this againIf Nintendo is serious about this, then they need to be on their A game at launch. They need a launch title on par with Wii Sports and Twilight Princess that makes this look easy and fun to use.
That's the only way they could make this work, if this isn't a doctored hoax. If they can't make this enticing in 30 seconds, this is so sunk.
Also looking at the new images, that screen is amazing, I really doubt it's been printed, the reflections are just too crisp with no waviness
Eh, it was fine in the other thread when we were all just speculating and he did the same thing. These NDAs are serious and you have to be careful how you frame your words. This controller has got people here ANGRY and I think it's just silly. It's fekkin' Nintendo.
Takeda straight up said that they were including a novel control method a few months back and folks chose to ignore it, repeating over and over that the only hook would be a shared library. It's willful ignorance.
Did you read my post? They just retweeted the thread, nothing else.
If it is real and its this close looking to the patent, then 100% it will have interchangeable face buttons since everything else is based off the patent.
So i'm not to worried about not buttons right now
For those just catching up
- Leaks of the same device a different leaker gave out appeared, black model this time
- Game Informer states "yep that looks similar to what I heard, not confirming it tho"
- Treehouse staff retweets this thread
- A new leaked image appears on the internet, at another angle
- Treehouse staff deletes tweet mysteriously later
- Still waiting for a bold back of the unit image
- TEAMREAL AND TEAMFAKE EMERGE
He's crying tears of joy being mentioned here
Dude, its just one post, chill.Excellent, now we're at "Yes, but what if HOLOGRAMS?!" bargaining and worse still, people just completely accepting it. Any good spin I guess.
The image on the controller, which is at an angle, should also be at an angle. It isn't. It matches the screenshot perfectly.
Okay I'm ready to post my conspiracy theory.
Ready? I believe it's fake and the shell is 3D printed fitted with a glossy plastic "Screen".
The nubs don't look like they move at all (paired with a convenient "alibi" by saying "they're not supposed to move"). Also some weird scratches on the thumbstick nub.
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Still #TeamReal
(thanks whoever made the handles pic)
WtfSo what I've gathered so far from this thread is:
Not only would it greatly increase the NX's price, but it would also mean that Nintendo would have no separate handheld on the market. Plus we already know there's another handheld coming thanks to one of our own insiders (Matt, he stated that the handheld's native resolution is "Higher than you expect, lower than you'd hope") & one of Nintendo's investor briefing slides citing the another console & handheld.IMO, this is the next handheld.
Ok. Now i have no doubt, Is fake. #teamfake 100% fakeFor those doubting the wonders of 3d printing - this is an iphone 6 3d print mock up next to a galaxy s5.
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Source
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/05/02/iphone-6-mockup-galaxy-s5/
But we need this again
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Never was confirmed a fake. Also looking at the new images, that screen is amazing, I really doubt it's been printed, the reflections are just too crisp with no waviness
If this is a fake it's a pretty damn good one.
Link?
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/library/events/151029qa/02.htmlGenyo Takeda said:Simultaneously, regarding input and output technologies, I believe that it is also in line with the current technological trend that Nintendo should challenge itself with the creation of a unique user interface.
So what I've gathered so far from this thread is:
Scroll wheels actually are the innovation in here, as opposed to the gimmicky screen. I seriously love this idea. Say this controller have face buttons, dpad, triggers, screen and these wheels... It'd be freakin great. Now that would be Nintendo innovation.
Never was confirmed a fake. Also looking at the new images, that screen is amazing, I really doubt it's been printed, the reflections are just too crisp with no waviness
Why would you need buttons? Seriously, the screen has replaced most of the functions of keyboards. There must have been questions when Nintendo made the plus dpads. People where like, lulz, no giant atari stick, epic fail.
So what I've gathered so far from this thread is:
Haha so it's still up in the air.
WAIT I MISSED THE TREEHOUSE TWEETING.
Is it possible it's all fake and they're just laughing at us like Retro, but then realized it probably wasn't worth his job to add fuel to the fire...
OR IS IT ALL REAL,
That was terrible but the gift is funny
You don't need three tentacles to play a N64 ;-)are you an alien?
Made this:
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(thanks whoever made the handles pic)
Here's what I think they could do with this if it's real.
From what I gather, the patent says that the stick can be used a button so make that the main action button and build everything around it.
You can't move the camera and use the face buttons on a normal controller at the same time so you can always rest your thumbs on the analog sticks. Seems like a pretty decent solution.
Going back to this one more time, look how much of a gap there is between the "screen" and the casing. The edges of the screen even look punched/cut out, even ragged. Like it was punched out and just sort of stuck on a cheap plastic model.
That doesn't really make sense. MH games are already struggling for buttons, with many commands mapped to button combinations (two attack buttons at once, shoulder + face button. IIRC some weapons have a function triggered by pressing a shoulder button and two face buttons at the same time). Face buttons sheathe weapons, perform light and heavy attacks, cycle through coatings and inventory, and dodge. Many of those buttons do different things depending on the weapon and if L or R is held. I don't see how you can replace such a complex control system on a platform with objectively less buttons. The only benefit is having two sticks, which is already possible with the CPP or the n3DS.Oh I can think of a great use for this in MH, for instance:
Camera+Movement, dual control sticks.
Dodge -> click stick 1 or 2.
Inventory cycling -> moved to scroll wheel 1.
Inventory use -> click 1.
Weapon stance swaps -> moved to scroll wheel 2.
Weapon use -> click 2.
Target or target select, touch (as on MH4U).
Yes I can't find laughingwtf is that, was that part of the Wii reveal?
Ok. Now i have no doubt, Is fake. #teamfake 100% fake
Valve 3D printed all of their prototypes for the Steam controller, the presence of 3D printing doesn't necessarily mean it is fake.
That doesn't really make sense. MH games are already struggling for buttons, with many commands mapped to button combinations (two attack buttons at once, shoulder + face button. IIRC some weapons have a function triggered by pressing a shoulder button and two face buttons at the same time). Face buttons sheathe weapons, perform light and heavy attacks, cycle through coatings and inventory, and dodge. Many of those buttons do different things depending on the weapon and if L or R is held. I don't see how you can replace such a complex control system on a platform with objectively less buttons. The only benefit is having two sticks, which is already possible with the CPP or the n3DS.
If anything it would make the current control scheme even more obtuse and hard to learn than it already is, which will make it much harder for new users to pick up.