You sure argued that point well. I'm convinced.
It's a gimmicky controller that most games were forced upon rather than allowing games to use a normal traditional controller.
Yes, we've already established that you don't like it, but that is a non-sequitur to the statement to which you are replying. You disliking it doesn't make it objectively bad and therefore should definitely be ditched.
It's Nintendo. They always come up with some stupid B.S. gimmick.
Yup. Sure was a stupid gimmick to add shoulder buttons. And an analog stick. And Rumble. And Save-games. And touchscreens. They should just stick to what's already out there, gaming can't evolve any further except in graphics.
The GamePad was Wii U's Kinect.
Except not. It works and it was supported to the end instead of ditching it and leaving those who have it to see it collect dust as developers don't use it since that would fracture the potential customer base.
Damn, you called my bluff. I've got totally ripped arms from all my time playing the Wii U. Wanna arm wrestle? I'll break your arm in half like a twig with all the strength the Wii U built in me.
Yes it is and you know it. Capacitive allows to be more precise, accurate and use multiple actions at the same time whereas resistive it's one per action.
Try doing some
research instead of talking out your ass.
You keep on praising Nintendo constantly so no, you're a Nintendo fanboy not a video game fanboy. A "video game fanboy" is someone that loves all gaming systems equally which you do not.
I've never called myself a video game fanboy. I do like video games, and I tend to like the way Nintendo makes them. There are times where I have had critical remarks for Nintendo; I just don't happen to agree with most of the criticisms I see out of the general community here.
I'm not a fan of the Power Twins as I see them as little more than underpowered locked-down PCs that require a subscription to go online. I've got a real PC that I can game on, so what do I need them for? They get a couple exclusives that don't come to PC, but most of that isn't particularly to my taste.
