So Nintendo is abandoning nun/wiimote motion in favor of the dual analog control

looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on. Maybe it will have gryoscope like PS3's controller but no where near close to the wiimote/nunchuck setup. Well wiimote/nunchuck lovers? How does it feel knowing that Nintendo is going to abandon them in their next system? Sure some cafe games might use them but they won't be standard in the new system therefore will hardly be supported by developers, lest required.

looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on. Maybe it will have gryoscope like PS3's controller but no where near close to the wiimote/nunchuck setup. Well wiimote/nunchuck lovers? How does it feel knowing that Nintendo is going to abandon them in their next system? Sure some cafe games might use them but they won't be standard in the new system therefore will hardly be supported by developers, lest required.

runbleduck

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looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on. Maybe it will have gryoscope like PS3's controller but no where near close to the wiimote/nunchuck setup. Well wiimote/nunchuck lovers? How does it feel knowing that Nintendo is going to abandon them in their next system? Sure some cafe games might use them but they won't be standard in the new system therefore will hardly be supported by developers, lest required.

bbkkristian

I actually loved it when implemented well, the problem is those situations were few and far in-between. Metroid Prime 3 made me think that the Wiimote set up would be the future for some genres. Easily my favorite control scheme in any game this gen. Unfortunately it was one of the few shining examples of how great the Wiimote could be. There were a few other titles that put it to great use, but for the most part developers just kind of half assed their efforts.

Nintendo needs a new, non-gimmick control scheme that works with all genres?

Classic Controller Pro. PROBLEM SOLVED.

Cool story. I'm just worried about what games will appear on the Wii2.

considering the Console is said to be Backwards compatible.

I don't think they got rid of the Wiimote and Nunchuck just yet....(Also since some developers are saying the MOTION CONTROLS are better than Kinect's or Move's kinda makes you think Nintendo isn't going away from the Motion Scene)

Multiple controllers is better than being forced with one; and that was with the crappy Wiimote.

The new console should be backwards compatible with the Wii so the controller can still be an option. Also a hypothesis I have is that the new contoller can shift between dual analog and motion control mode, but take that with a grain of salt.

I don't think anyone "loved" the wiimote/nunchuk set...

bbkkristian

I do.

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I don't think anyone "loved" the wiimote/nunchuk set...

dzimm

I do.

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I don't think anyone "loved" the wiimote/nunchuk set...

bbkkristian

I do.

I love the Wiimote/Nunchuck, I swear a control setup with wireless nunchuck and enhanced motion plus in each hand would be fantastic.

Nintendo needs a new, non-gimmick control scheme that works with all genres?

Classic Controller Pro. PROBLEM SOLVED.

ChubbyGuy40

looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on. Maybe it will have gryoscope like PS3's controller but no where near close to the wiimote/nunchuck setup. Well wiimote/nunchuck lovers? How does it feel knowing that Nintendo is going to abandon them in their next system? Sure some cafe games might use them but they won't be standard in the new system therefore will hardly be supported by developers, lest required.

runbleduck

[QUOTE="runbleduck"]

looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on. Maybe it will have gryoscope like PS3's controller but no where near close to the wiimote/nunchuck setup. Well wiimote/nunchuck lovers? How does it feel knowing that Nintendo is going to abandon them in their next system? Sure some cafe games might use them but they won't be standard in the new system therefore will hardly be supported by developers, lest required.

bbkkristian

I did. It's why I bought the console in the first place. It's actually the only reason I came out of my hermit cave.

looks like Nintendo is reverting back to the standard dual analog controller with the dreamcast gimmick tacked on.

runbleduck

stop reading here

Dont care at all... While it worked for some games it came at the cost of making 90% of the other games and genres feel and play weird... A standard controller with a touch screen will be 1000000 times better.. especially for Mario, Smash Bros. Zelda, basically everything except first person metroid games.

they arent entirely abandon motion in fact they are adding touch screen