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Wii U getting a Gamecube Controller
No doubt for the upcoming Smash Bros. titles.
PDP will release a Gamecube styled controller called "Fight Pad." It will plug into Wii Remotes.
This is odd, considering the Wii U Pro Controller exists. And while I don't agree, the Gamecube Controller is generally unpopular. Will you guys be picking up a Fight Pad when it's released? I think I'll stick to the Pro. [❤]
Wii U Pro Controllers: White, Black, 3rd Party
A cardboard wii u controller was going for over 90,000 on ebay.....kill me
Thoughts on the Wii U
When the Wii U or the Wii 2 as it was know as back then was leaked/announced I will admit I was excited. Finally Nintendo was going HD, I could finally hold a controller in my hands like I did with the Gamecube and play. I expected that they would use the Gamecube controller or something like it,I was ecstatic. Then they showed it at E3 and I saw the controller. I was ready to kill it was huge,I don't want a controller that is almost as big as my head. A touch screen why would I need that on a home console? Now at this point,I had lost some of the excitement that I had for the Wii U but after the report from an anonymous developer saying the Wii U power isn't up to par with the Xbox 360 and PS3 I was crushed. Nintendos response to this was "We do not focus on technology specs, We understand that people like to dissect graphics and processing power, but the experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers.". Now I still do have hope somehow I just can't let go.I'm holding on to the many good things said about the Wii U and I hope it dosen't disappoint me.
Reggie Fils-Aime Talks About Nintendo Wii U
"With Wii, [we sold] 90 million units sold across the globe. Only with the Wii were you able to get grandparents playing with parents playing with kids. What we're looking to do with Wii U is to continue driving a broader audience and drive a large install base - if not larger - than we were able to do with Wii. Fundamentally the way we will do that is with the Wii U controller. It's got a built-in touch screen, it's got all of your standard game buttons in the front, in the back and what it will do is create a two screen gaming experience. That's where the innovation is and we believe that not only for gaming but for a full range of entertainment it's going to continue pushing the boundaries." said Reggie Fils-Aime
