Amir0x said:This is what I think it'll be close to, except there will be an analog stick above the screen.
It's also the worst possible scenario. This would be the first time there really would be no debate whatsoever - this would be the worst controller possible. People defending it would instantly be labeled. Touch screen can never mimic the tactile feel of buttons properly, even if it does that lame click buzz shit some phones have.
I dunno I think with all the rumours this looks closest, but I have to figure Nintendo isn't that dumb.
Maxrunner said:Doesnt haptic screens simulate real buttons and stuff??
Anihawk said:what would be the fucking point of having a display that just shows buttons that the previous console had anyway? if you wanted some minimal hud information there, the screen would be a lot smaller and not a touch pad.
Amir0x said:This is what I think it'll be close to, except there will be an analog stick above the screen.
It's also the worst possible scenario. This would be the first time there really would be no debate whatsoever - this would be the worst controller possible. People defending it would instantly be labeled. Touch screen can never mimic the tactile feel of buttons properly, even if it does that lame click buzz shit some phones have.
I dunno I think with all the rumours this looks closest, but I have to figure Nintendo isn't that dumb.
Amir0x said:IF that is close to the final look, I'd wager the point is that it'll have functionality beyond just custom button layouts. For example, you'd get some games which use it for 'innovative' gameplay. It'd still be a touchscreen, after all.
Amir0x said:No one would know, I don't think. I certainly haven't tried a haptic touchscreen. Not many have, I'd wager. Not sure if Nintendo would even be ready for a mass production haptic touchscreen.
IF that is close to the final look, I'd wager the point is that it'll have functionality beyond just custom button layouts. For example, you'd get some games which use it for 'innovative' gameplay. It'd still be a touchscreen, after all.
Kenka said:Why so many replies in this thread ? That is totally crazy !
Kenka said:Why so many replies in this thread ? That is totally crazy !
beje said:Wait until we finally know "the secret", because we will then have a thread twice as big just for mock ups of how could it be applied to current games.
At the same time we will hear people shouting from mountain tops how amazing it isKenka said:Well, the more replies in a hype thread the more ignominious the disappointment, yeah ?
Especially when the manufacturer is called Nintendo. We sould normally all be burnt by Nintendo's approach of slashing hardware components in order to lower the price of its devices. I predict massive self-beating in the seconds following the unveiling of the console itself.
truendo said:Ok, I know I'm kinda late, and I'm not sure if an idea like this has already been posted, but what about a controller that slides out like this?
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You've clearly never taken a controller apart to try and fix something. You couldn't have any sticks or buttons in that design. The LCD screen in retracted form makes it physically impossible (in the guts).
Maybe you would like the one on the leftFreezie KO said:
Okay, see that thing on the left? That's what I want.
You see those four buttons surrounding the circle? Now imagine the circle is an analog slider that you can click in like a button. Then give the thing two triggers. And you can have one in each hand.
This.Plinko said:I still can't believe some are arguing that the screen would mean no buttons. Nintendo slammed the app-gaming industry--there's no way they release a controller that has no buttons. It would look incredibly hypocritical.
I was thinking you would need some kind of Wiimote funtionality, but after I said that, I assumed that the Wiimote could simply be plugged into it too.Graphics Horse said:There is no nunchuck, but the idea is they're sick of adding straps and condoms for games that make you swing the controller around wildly. Pointing one or two handed should be comfortable as possible though.
When you say grip underneath do you mean to avoid obscuring the camera, or some ergonomic reason? My thinking was the IR camera is in the middle, between the two new beacon lights and under the face cam. Lights might need moving closer together to avoid fingers too.
EmmanuelMunoz said:Maybe you would like the one on the left
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It's nice, but it needs the four surrounding buttons. Lack of buttons was definitely a problem, and one easily fixed. Add two triggers on that thing, some surrounding buttons, put one in each hand, and let's go. It's perfect.
Graphics Horse said:Having the Wii remote compatible with the new system would make sense, especially if it's backwards compatible with the Wii.
As an argument for why they could replace the waggle wand with something new, here are the 13 top selling Wii games, according to Wikipedia.
Wii Sports (75.66 million)
Wii Play (27.38 million)
Mario Kart Wii (26.50 million)
Wii Sports Resort (26.35 million)
Wii Fit (22.61 million)
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (21.28 million)
Wii Fit Plus (17.74 million)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (9.48 million)
Super Mario Galaxy (8.84 million)
Mario Party 8 (7.6 million)
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (7.09 million)
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (6.15 million)
Wii Party (5.07 million)
Just Dance 2 (5 million)
I have bolded the ones which couldn't concievably be made to work without a waggle wand (some are debatable) Interestingly, the 3 Nintendo titles were bundled with either a waggle wand or something that adds extra waggle functionality. A bundled touch screen game, and a controller bundle game would do just as well again, if they could make a similarly appealing new concept.
How many people are begging for Wii Sports Resort HD?
Maxrunner said:Doesnt haptic screens simulate real buttons and stuff??
plank said:M+ is not waggle
Graphics Horse said:How many people are begging for Wii Sports Resort HD?
There are many types of so called haptic touch screens. The common ones are the ones that feature local vibration. The haptic touch screen that simulate different surfaces, like Senseg's are not too practical for a product release window of 2012 at that mass production/cost.Amir0x said:No one would know, I don't think. I certainly haven't tried a haptic touchscreen. Not many have, I'd wager. Not sure if Nintendo would even be ready for a mass production haptic touchscreen.
IF that is close to the final look, I'd wager the point is that it'll have functionality beyond just custom button layouts. For example, you'd get some games which use it for 'innovative' gameplay. It'd still be a touchscreen, after all.
There are many uses. I was thinking Nintendo besides the obvious HUD/Menu dump, can use it to transform every TV, independent of size or panel technology, into a touch screen. And use the camera to track finger positioning over the surface of the touch screen.Maxrunner said:IF they wont use an haptic touch screen whats the point??the idea is to have buttons, other wise we should stick with the damn iphone or something....
They can use the camera to track finger postions across the screen surface and give you a sort of pointer feedback proyected in the TV.which1spink said:If the streaming rumor is true, I really don't see a point in hooking it up to a TV. First of all, you can't use the touchscreen without looking at it, even with advanced haptic feedback you just don't know where the touch the screen without looking.
Starchasing said:I see it very clear now... they are improving their own past mistakes...
virtual boy -> 3DS
gba-GC conectivity -> Project cafe
joshwaan said:Games I want from the New console.
Donkey Kong Country Returns 2
Rock'n Roll Racing
Street Fighter 5
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
Killer Instinct
E.V.O remake fuck this game was good on the SNES
Golden Eye Remake
Secret of Evermore
Super Mario Galaxy 3
Pikmin 3
Zelda Ocarina of Time remake
Super Mario Kart
Pilot Wings HD
Perfect Dark
Resident Evil 6
Star Fox HD
Conkers Bad Wii day
Super Metriod HD
Yoshi's Island HD
Shit load of new Original games thanks Nintendo
Just looking forward to seeing a Nintendo game in HD.
joshwaan said:Games I want from the New console.
Donkey Kong Country Returns 2
Rock'n Roll Racing
Street Fighter 5
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs
Killer Instinct
E.V.O remake fuck this game was good on the SNES
Golden Eye Remake
Secret of Evermore
Super Mario Galaxy 3
Pikmin 3
Zelda Ocarina of Time remake
Super Mario Kart
Pilot Wings HD
Perfect Dark
Resident Evil 6
Star Fox HD
Conkers Bad Wii day
Super Metriod HD
Yoshi's Island HD
Shit load of new Original games thanks Nintendo
Just looking forward to seeing a Nintendo game in HD.
Resident Evil 5 is coming to the 360?windfish said:hu? you didn't get the memo?
please someone tell me what year we have and where the heck is my DeLorean?Equus Bellator Apex said:Resident Evil 5 is coming to the 360?
nephilimdj said:The top right one would be perfect for a lcd
Did I flash back to 2008?Equus Bellator Apex said:Resident Evil 5 is coming to the 360?
Shush, let him dream.windfish said:hu? you didn't get the memo?
Koren said:Third, and maybe more importantly : being able to use the Wii 2 without the TV set. Think tablet usage, web browsing, etc. or even gaming when someone else use the TV.
JCRedeems said:Games that would guarantee at least 50 million+ consoles sold even without 3rd party support:
Mario Galaxy 3
New Super Mario World
Star Fox
F-Zero
Metroid games
Animal Crossing
Smash Bros. Ruckus
Mario Kart
Paper Mario
Mario Party
Pikmin
Full fledged Pokemon game
Zelda
Yoshi's Island
Diddy Kong Racing
Donkey Kong Country Returns Again
Pokemon Wii Snap
Wii Get Even More Fit
Bigger Brain Academy
Punch Out: Mac's Return
Refreshment.01 said:They can use the camera to track finger postions across the screen surface and give you a sort of pointer feedback proyected in the TV.
Nope, there's a Kinect Sports Calorie Add-on coming later this month and I'm not even joking.joshwaan said:I really do hope someone makes Killer Instinct 3 at least.
I agree, especially since that's the last time I was keeping up with this thread. This baby is movin'.Vinci said:How about we toss out the whole touchscreen in the controller concept and go with what Pocks laid out yesterday? It was a helluva lot easier to swallow and didn't create any issues with ergonomics or discomfort. Why did this thread go back in time to before he suggested it and everyone was like, "Screen in the controller - WTF??"
Stylo said:Surely things went "swimmingly" with the Gamecube.
Pocks idea was a great one. Very practical, and I can imagine it helping out the social/online functions as well as gameplay in some games.Vinci said:How about we toss out the whole touchscreen in the controller concept and go with what Pocks laid out yesterday? It was a helluva lot easier to swallow and didn't create any issues with ergonomics or discomfort. Why did this thread go back in time to before he suggested it and everyone was like, "Screen in the controller - WTF??"
Vinci said:How about we toss out the whole touchscreen in the controller concept and go with what Pocks laid out yesterday? It was a helluva lot easier to swallow and didn't create any issues with ergonomics or discomfort. Why did this thread go back in time to before he suggested it and everyone was like, "Screen in the controller - WTF??"
Krev said:Pocks idea was a great one. Very practical, and I can imagine it helping out the social/online functions as well as gameplay in some games.
If they could put simple head tracking in the tablet for some kind of pseudo holographic effect extending into your room, this thing could seriously impress.
Chao said:
Aw man, at the last moment they took out two buttons near the A? They could have been so useful...EmmanuelMunoz said: