The Wii Remote had it's limitations, but it wasn't shit. Nintendo never really promised 1:1 controls, Red Steel did, and it failed to deliver. The Problem was that the Wii Remote was so radically different from any other controller, a lot of developers didn't know how to use it, so they forced it into every action they could just to see if it will work. Nintendo knew how to use the controller because they designed it, so more often than not, Nintendo's own games made the best ...
@ozzywazzy "The general consensus is the Wii failed as a core console (before monetary numbers are thrown out). A lot of these people including myself are the same people who waited in lines for a first day purchase. For the most part once the novelty wore off it became a dust collector and unless your an absolute fanboy you'll agree."
Not true, I'm one of those people who belives that the Wii has a lot of great games & I can prove it
"They’ve admitted that they royally screwed us with the Wii and DS in favour of their cashed-up casual friends" Yeah keep your biased fanboy comments to yourself, Nintendo never screwed ANYONE. That's some BS the Media made up just to make a quick buck.
While I highly doubt this is what we'll see at E3 or whenever the NX is revealed, I do think this concept will be used in some form. People seem to not realize that it wasn't the screen that killed the gamepad, it was all the other bloated features like NFC, IR port, and a sensor bar. Being a large and difficult controller to explain also led to it's downfall.