[QUOTE="ConanTheStoner"][QUOTE="MajorPain10"] It looks more like a combination of the touchscreen controller and the motion controls that will bring in that unique experience. A lot of it is that asymmetric gameplay that Nintendo has been talking to us about for so long. GoldenElementXL
Thats cool and all, but I actually like the 1 tablet idea. If the WiiU turns out to be a single player centric console I'll be very happy.
That is the last thing Nintendo wants though. That would be a complete 180 from what the Wii was. And if last generation didn't happen the way it did, Nintendo would be the new Sega. The last thing I want is for Nintendo to fail. But this generations "innovation" will not come close to last generations. The only hope is for enough software support to fight off the 3rd party support for Sony and Microsoft. It is not necessary for all players to receive the tablet controller in order to have it affect their gameplay experience. Consider Nintendo Land, some of it's ten different attractions involve asymmetric gameplay. One player uses the gamepad and it's separate screen, 2-4 players use the TV with screenless-controllers. On a single video games console we can support two different views into the game world. Previously one essentially needed to have multiple consoles, a console 'LAN', to have this type of gameplay. More gamepads is obviously better again, but quite frankly I would have been happy with one.
I too see it having a hard time 'catching fire' but for different reasons. It's mostly too early to tell.
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