Zoom would be controlled by hard you press it, so for example an experienced user using a sniper during an fps would know how hard he has to press it for the level of zoom needed, in that situation.
Im sorry.
It blows my mind that some people are not happy about clickable sticks. Did these people not own 360s/PS3s?
The shooter audience is essential if Nintendo wants an install base with high attachment rates.
Don't be.Im sorry.
I'm waiting to see if Nintendo puts their own Nintendo-ey flavor on clickable sticks before jumping to a judgement. There hasn't been a controller of theirs yet that I've hated, so benefit of the doubt and all that jazz..Pressure sensitive slide pads would be true 3D input - or at least 2.5D, as there's no real -Z. Could be interesting in games with 3D movement like Endless Ocean. It's also something that simply wouldn't work with sticks, as the angle would fuck everything up.
Which is what busy people in a position to know this kind of thing do.
PS3 does it, but no one uses it. Don't think 360 does.Hey, do both the PS3 and Xbox 360 controllers do the analog face button thing? I remember that the PS2 (I think) did it long ago, but I haven't heard people waxing on it any time in the last couple years at all.
Harker is a well established dev. He posts frequently in the NPD thread with corrections or gives sales ranges and nobody questions him. He was the one who was at GDC this year and said the Wii U launch had some hot titles incoming.
GAF on Wii U: "It won't get many of the third party multiplats and it'll get zero exclusives!"
I refuse to have the argument again, but yes, not everyone thinks the alternatives are good, especially for more competitive fast paced games like battlefield/cod/whatever. And I know they wouldn't ditch it, they would put some shittier alternative that a lot of people (like me) don't like. I don't want to use the touch screen to run or melee someone, I don't want to flick my wrist, I don't want to take my thumb off the sticks to do these actions that I need to perform as fast as possible.
They add a lot more than they take away (read: nothing).
Not so sure on that. I'm kinda skeptical of Nintendo's ability to convince western developers. But think we'll possibly see fairly good porting rates in the first half of the generation..GAF on Wii U: "It won't get many of the third party multiplats and it'll get zero exclusives!"
GAF on Wii U: "It won't get many of the third party multiplats and it'll get zero exclusives!"
A bunch of the reactions here are specifically from people who have found the clickystick experience to be awkward or uncomfortable on their other systems. So yes, they did own 360s/PS3s.
It's likely that they're just giving their personal opinion of the experience instead of specifically analyzing how it would affect Nintendo's financials. Some people are weird like that.
Hey, do both the PS3 and Xbox 360 controllers do the analog face button thing? I remember that the PS2 (I think) did it long ago, but I haven't heard people waxing on it any time in the last couple years at all.
I don't think we have to worry about nintendo doing something they don't want to do, they rarely do for better or for worse.hmmm u present good argument here , the reason why I dont want them is that if Nintendo chose to bring them then they would feel "pressured" to just map something to them just cuz its there ,,,, but I guess there might be no harm in adding them.
I think a better solution of "running" in generic games is to have more sensitive thumb sticks ,,, like what Kid Icarus has right now (although the circle pad caused me to fall off edges sometimes cuz it feels a bit resistive to move)
Well, the idea that Nintendo is blameless is ridiculous. About as ridiculous as some of the B.S. excuses spewed by third parties.
Thank you Whore
I really like that idea running in metroid prime 4 would be fresh.Hm, what would it be useful for?
Different speeds of sprinting?
1) someone who knows thingsCan someone explain who the hell is Harker, what happened with him and why the thread is running so fast? I've tried to search but found nothing.
Thanks
No! Looks awesome. Nice work!Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Old?
You hit a big ol' nerve of big truth right there. I find it very, very funny that we make a big deal about getting support of big-name, headliner games - and then so many of us say something like "..but I don't really care for that type of game. Nintendo just needs it so that they do well!"It's not that they're blameless, it's just made out like the third-parties carried way more of the burden. It's the way it's argued, that every shortcoming that Nintendo had should have just been overcome by some roundabout method.
I don't see what the big deal is in any case, I don't see much love for big third-party games, in fact I see many just ripping on them for their tropes.
1) someone who knows things
2) it's how we gets down
Pressure sensitive slide pads would be true 3D input - or at least 2.5D, as there's no real -Z. Could be interesting in games with 3D movement like Endless Ocean. It's also something that simply wouldn't work with sticks, as the angle would fuck everything up.
that's because whining is always the loudest. There are TONS of 3rd party games that were some of the best games this generation, bar none. Some being better than most of Nintendo's output imo.You hit a big ol' nerve of big truth right there. I find it very, very funny that we make a big deal about getting support of big-name, headliner games - and then so many of us say something like "..but I don't really care for that type of game. Nintendo just needs it so that they do well!"
Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Old?
Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Old?
Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Old?
Pressure sensitive slide pads would be true 3D input - or at least 2.5D, as there's no real -Z. Could be interesting in games with 3D movement like Endless Ocean. It's also something that simply wouldn't work with sticks, as the angle would fuck everything up.
*kicks TM in the ankle*
Sorry, that was a reflex.
He's ruining tradition.
Subtitles go all the way back to when the first thread was born.
You hit a big ol' nerve of big truth right there. I find it very, very funny that we make a big deal about getting support of big-name, headliner games - and then so many of us say something like "..but I don't really care for that type of game. Nintendo just needs it so that they do well!"
Hehe, that is pretty much it. We all like to think of ourselves as armchair analysts, which is fun of course, but also sort of makes us very clinical about our hobby.
Anyways that's my contrarian argument for the day.
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And that patent.... I don't know if I'd be able to trust that to hold the pad sturdy when I'm flicking that around.
Was going through some of the newly published Nintendo patent applications and bumped into the "new" gun-shell design.
At first glance it seemed only the shell's design changed but then I noticed the "built-in nunhuck"...... with what it seems an extra button!?
Old?
That's the only reason I own the current Wii Zapper. Link's Shooting Gallery. So sad.yaaah Nintendo dont be throwing some stage from Zelda and packaging them with this would get me to buy it >.<*
That would be the worst design decision ever. "Oh, you wanted a gun trigger for this gun peripheral? Too bad, here's a tiny button you need to take your thumb off the analogue to press."Seems to not contain a wiimote anymore either.
The 'button' may be a replacement camera sensor but I dunno. Strange place for a button though.
Edit: oh, you're talking about below the control stick, I see. Guess it's to replace the lack of B-trigger.
yeah I'm curious if that was part of the info he was savingIdeaMan, now that someone else has said they're in, had you heard anything about clicky sticks?
Pressure sensitive slide pads would be true 3D input - or at least 2.5D, as there's no real -Z. Could be interesting in games with 3D movement like Endless Ocean. It's also something that simply wouldn't work with sticks, as the angle would fuck everything up.
Thank you Whore
Cmd. Pishad'aç;37559591 said:Just out of curiosity, how many posts does a WUST thread reaches before moving to another thread ?
Never seen such a vociferous community as here in neogaf x___x
20KCmd. Pishad'aç;37559591 said:Just out of curiosity, how many posts does a WUST thread reaches before moving to another thread ?
Never seen such a vociferous community as here in neogaf x___x
yeah I'm curious if that was part of the info he was saving
I'm sorry, but Nintendo does not comment on rumors or speculation.We need confirmation!