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seems like itSo we imitations/continuations of once good titles and no third party support?
seems like itSo we imitations/continuations of once good titles and no third party support?
I only had PC back in the day and obviously used the keyboard, nothing wrong with it.While it would be nice to have Nintendo games on PC, how many do you actually think would play well with a keyboard? Might be troublesome to play Nintendo games with a keyboard (Unless they redesign the entire control scheme)
i am under the impression that there is a lot.On the keyboard thing have you all seen how many games are designed for the 360 controller these days?
The also made Love HotelsIts funny, because in the early days of Nintendo, they actually tried making restaurants as a way to expand themselves from just playing cards. It obviously fell through and they decided to make toys instead, but its nice to see them trying to go back to their roots.
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I could see Legend of Zelda working as a PC game but for platformers? Not entirely sure at that.
If this does end up to be true, I hope they don't make their own exclusive client like Uplay or Origin. I prefer having games at my Steam Library tyvm
What if they released a USB device to hook Wii controllers to so that you could play those games?While it would be nice to have Nintendo games on PC, how many do you actually think would play well with a keyboard? Might be troublesome to play Nintendo games with a keyboard (Unless they redesign the entire control scheme)
What if they released a USB device to hook Wii controllers to so that you could play those games?
As for PC software, it would be really nice to see some titles come to PC. I could see Mario Kart being a great game to play on Steam, honestly.
Yeah, most Bluetooth-enabled devices can connect to older Wii remotes and Wii remotes with a MotionPlus adapter attached, but Wii remotes with MotionPlus built in (That is, basically any remote you buy now) do not work.There are already homebrew hacks you an use to connect a WiiMote to a PC using Bluetooth and special drivers, if you want to play with that idea with existing games. An official accessory would be nice, though. The motion controls don't really work well on a PC, though, as most of us are accustomed to sitting in front of our PC to use it. (Not that we all used to stand up to play games before motion controls came out, but you know...)
Could you run me through the logic that you're using with this statement?...Not getting full games on phones, what makes you think you are getting full games on PC? If this is even about games.
I would love it if they'd release older generation games on PC officially.
Older generation Nintendo games if it wasn't clear enoughum...gog? steam?