Hideki Kamiya, of platinum games, tweeted recently that the one thing he would change for the Wii U is the lack of a multi touch screen. With his work on the Wonderful 101, a game where the player draws shapes on the screen to attack enemies, there is no doubt that he might have had […]
Essel Pratt·August 5, 2013
Hideki Kamiya, of platinum games, tweeted recently that the one thing he would change for the Wii U is the lack of a multi touch screen. With his work on the Wonderful 101, a game where the player draws shapes on the screen to attack enemies, there is no doubt that he might have had some plans for multi touch attacks, or possible the ability to attack multiple enemies at once.
What are your thoughts on multi touch for the Wii U (cost aside, since we do not know how much it could possibly add to the console)? Personally, I think it is a great idea.
Share your perspective. Keep it thoughtful, welcoming and on topic.
Well, so much for longevity if you already have developers wanting more from the system. It would be interesting to see how Nintendo would advertise that. Would they have to handle it like another peripheral? we all know how much plastic peripherals the Wii has. To have a device that handles multitouch gestures would be cool though and may be a sharper screen. Price is going to be interesting if they add that too.
Well, so much for longevity if you already have developers wanting more from the system. It would be interesting to see how Nintendo would advertise that. Would they have to handle it like another peripheral? we all know how much plastic peripherals the Wii has. To have a device that handles multitouch gestures would be cool though and may be a sharper screen. Price is going to be interesting if they add that too.