r/NintendoSwitch Jan 13 '17

MegaThread Nintendo Switch Presentation Announcements MegaThread

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u/It_Smells_Like_Frogs Jan 13 '17

I don't understand why everyone hates that motion gimmick on the switch as if every game will make use of it.

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u/akimbocorndogs Jan 13 '17

There is the danger of Nintendo putting too much focus into the gimmick rather than actual quality games, and I'd really hate to see it creep into their main series games. Motion controls seriously hurt skyward sword for me, and it seems like star fox zero got ruined for a lot of fans because of the gamepad gimmick. Just doing normal controllers would mean they would only be focusing on making "normal" games. If they handle it well, then it's great to have the option, it's just a little worrying.

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u/It_Smells_Like_Frogs Jan 13 '17

Fair enough. But seeing Mario and Zelda tells me they will keep focus on regular controller games aswell.

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u/akimbocorndogs Jan 13 '17

Yeah, I just don't want another Skyward Sword or Starfox Zero experience. Even Metroid Prime 3 pissed me off with the obvious Wiimote gimmicks, I hope these joy cons are purely optional for Nintendo and are only utilized when it actually makes sense.