neoanarch said:let me see
wireless
4 face buttons
shoulder buttons
d-pad
all Nintendo "innovations'
George said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
Of course it won't be.George said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
George said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
George said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
How could anyone think th-Willy105 said:I thought the D-Pad was fine. It was the soft buttons that really annoyed me. They didn't feel responsive or tactile at all, they felt broken.
lolMotherfucking dumbshit member
yeah i think it's time sony seriously revises their controller. the 360 controller is pretty great though. that one only needs minimal changes.CoffeeJanitor said:Yup....360's pad is damn near perfect besides the bumpers. DS3 is a very uncomfortable controller, at least for me.
Yes, yes it is you foolGeorge said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
OH GOSH SALES FIGURES I AM DROWNING IN THEMGeorge said:So is it worth staying up tonight for that investor thing?
I'm not exaggerating. The only controller with a worse D-Pad in recent memory is the Gamecube controller, and that's only because it was so small. It's a flawed design and their "fixed" version doesn't even attempt to fix the real problem.Willy105 said:Really? Don't be such an infant.
I have no reason to over-exaggerate how bad something is just because everyone else does it too. As far as problems I have had with controllers, the 360 is barely worth mentioning.
Billychu said:How could anyone think th-
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Damn, I thought the same dev team did both Melee and Brawl. Turns out I was wrong. Give it back to HAL!artwalknoon said:Hmm, I feel like Melee was the best Smash so that team should just do it again. I think Retro would be wasted on an experience that doesn't have a narrative or a deep sense of immersion or an amazing technical showcase.
I'm not saying Smash can't be a great technical showcase (online that works first plz) but its such a schmorgesborg of styles that seems to negate Retro's clear, crisp visual concepts.
I think F-Zero, Star Fox, Metroid, and Zelda would all be amazing. All could be technical showcases for the Cafe.
*Imaginingartwalknoon said:http://uk.kotaku.com/5795447/nintendos-new-console-playable-by-everyone-at-e3
Kotaku confirms that "playable at E3 means playable by everyone" and not just playable in a stage demo or behind closed doors type thing, if anyone was worried about that being the case. Now truly, we will have gamer stampedes!
last year they didn't reveal anything except wii party. i'm still thinking they'll either show off the system itself and/or the controller, but i wouldn't expect something groundbreaking- just whatever they might think people might react to negatively.Big One said:Yes, yes it is you fool
J-Rock said:Make it stop. SOMEONE MAKE IT STOP.
-viper- said:Gamecube and N64 controllers were terrible.
I dislike the analog sticks of the Nintendo controllers. They seem to be octagon shape.
They are not smooth like the sticks on the DS3.
abstract alien said:The dual shock and 360 pad are the exact opposite of what I want. Neither of them do anything new for gaming. Ill take Wiimote any day of the week over them. The last thing the consoles need are stagnated controller designs, so thank goodness nintendo tends to add new additions that actually encourage fresh game design.
Yeah HAL Labs did an amazing job with Melee in fact I still play it now and again. It will go down as one of the best local multiplayer experiences of all time.CoffeeJanitor said:Damn, I thought the same dev team did both Melee and Brawl. Turns out I was wrong. Give it back to HAL!
I would probably give them Star Fox out of those choices. I feel like going through another awesome Retro World, and F-Zero wouldn't let me slow down to enjoy it. Zelda I don't know if I would give to them because it seems like Nintendo would monitor them even closer than usual with that title.
Disagreed on all fronts. Though the N64 controller took some getting used to. The GC one is really comfortable.-viper- said:Gamecube and N64 controllers were terrible.
I dislike the analog sticks of the Nintendo controllers. They seem to be octagon shape.
They are not smooth like the sticks on the DS3.
Yeah I expect something from the conference but nothing earth shattering. They seem to be going the seeing is believing route again for whatever the main draw is so not muich they can get across in a investors meetingAniHawk said:last year they didn't reveal anything except wii party. i'm still thinking they'll either show off the system itself and/or the controller, but i wouldn't expect something groundbreaking- just whatever they might think people might react to negatively.
It is very, very comfortable to hold. As is the cube's controller. And the wiimote-nunchuk setup.Ichor said:It still boggles my mind how many people think the 360 pad is perfect. Everyone knows the dpad is shit, but the ABXY buttons are soft to press and damn convex. The bumpers feel cheap as hell and the triggers are no where near as good as the gamecube controller's. Also with the wireless ones the battery pack gets in the way.
EDIT: Wiimote+Nunchuck FTW.
It could be an empty shell, battery powered, only for showing purposes. But people here think it's fake because of some error in another image (that could still be legit).TunaLover said:It's real?
It's the box that Windows software comes in repainted. It's fake.First Children said:It could be an empty shell, battery powered, only for showing purposes. But people here think it's fake because of some error in another image (that could still be legit).
antonz said:Yeah I expect something from the conference but nothing earth shattering. They seem to be going the seeing is believing route again for whatever the main draw is so not muich they can get across in a investors meeting
Love the Gamecube controller, easily the most comfortable "standard" controller ever. My only problem with it is the C-stick, it should have just been the same as the main stick.-viper- said:Gamecube and N64 controllers were terrible.
I dislike the analog sticks of the Nintendo controllers. They seem to be octagon shape.
They are not smooth like the sticks on the DS3.
I've tried Wii mote. I've tried Move. I've tried Kinect. And I think they're fun for a while but the novelty quickly wears off.beelzebozo said:hear hear! agree 100%. i count on nintendo to keep things interesting from a design perspective and spark my imagination, not keep in step with what is expected. even still, the radical nature of their controller progression has never shocked me so much that i didn't instantly love a controller once i put it in my hands. they all are right at home in the human hands.
-viper- said:Gamecube and N64 controllers were terrible.
I dislike the analog sticks of the Nintendo controllers. They seem to be octagon shape.
They are not smooth like the sticks on the DS3.
Just don't give it to the original devs, their vision of the series is poop. Not that M:OM is a bad game, but compared to the Primes?artwalknoon said:Yeah HAL Labs did an amazing job with Melee in fact I still play it now and again. It will go down as one of the best local multiplayer experiences of all time.
Star Fox from Retro would be cool but then who would do HD Metroid? I want that isolating, lonely, quiet immersive feel from landing on a strange planet but this time in HD and with an even bigger, more realistic areas. Can you imagine the water effects, the snow, the sand storms and the rain in HD, water running off your visor....chills just thinking about it.
-viper- said:I've tried Wii mote. I've tried Move. I've tried Kinect. And I think they're fun for a while but the novelty quickly wears off.
It's more of a hassle to use those peripherals than using a controller. It's so much more easier and comfortable to use a pad than to use motion controls. Besides, when I play games with motion controls, I suck. I was getting raped in KZ3 when I used the move, but when I tried the pad, it felt far, far easier.
I tend to think it's fake because it looks like shit and does not fit with Nintendo's design philosophy as of late.First Children said:It could be an empty shell, battery powered, only for showing purposes. But people here think it's fake because of some error in another image (that could still be legit).
CoffeeJanitor said:It is very, very comfortable to hold. As is the cube's controller. And the wiimote-nunchuk setup.
CoffeeJanitor said:Just don't give it to the original devs, their vision of the series is poop. Not that M:OM is a bad game, but compared to the Primes?
Maybe hand it over to the Galaxy team or something? They would probably make a near-perfect iteration, 2D, 3D, whatever.
And I was actually envisioning another Star Fox Adventures when I suggested that....I guess that's kind of getting into Zelda territory right there.
I think its more than that though. We can see how people react to just the idea of a tablet based controller around here. Quite a few are open minded to see what it actually is then you get the people adamant its gonna be off the wall stupid.artwalknoon said:I think its more they want all the attention and press at E3 so they don't want to spill any details now.
antonz said:I think its more than that though. We can see how people react to just the idea of a tablet based controller around here. Quite a few are open minded to see what it actually is then you get the people adamant its gonna be off the wall stupid.
Its easier for Nintendo to avoid talking the "controversial" details until people can get the thing in their hands. Once people can interact with it directly the hype train will move full steam ahead.
Why do you think Sony got out of the trains path and decided to start a day early
Branduil said:The dual shock analogs are atrocious. Poor grip, travel distance, and placement.
mclem said:Random, out-of-the-blue thought: iPlayer streaming direct to the handset. That's a killer app right there for some households.
People might want to reconsider Retro for HD Metroid if this is what they want.artwalknoon said:Yeah HAL Labs did an amazing job with Melee in fact I still play it now and again. It will go down as one of the best local multiplayer experiences of all time.
Star Fox from Retro would be cool but then who would do HD Metroid? I want that isolating, lonely, quiet immersive feel from landing on a strange planet but this time in HD and with an even bigger, more realistic areas. Can you imagine the water effects, the snow, the sand storms and the rain in HD, water running off your visor....chills just thinking about it.