Regarding the targeting, the designer explained that In the previous game, you aimed at things by pointing at the screen, but this time well use MotionPlus to create a much more convenient targeting system and a more pleasurable playing experience.
At a roundtable discussion at E3 2009, Miyamoto stated that he wished to make a Zelda game that required MotionPlus, but was waiting to see how the adoption rate for the unit would go. This is an official confirmation that the new Zelda title will utilize the unit for enhanced gameplay.
Wasn't this confirmed like four months ago?
Hope they pack Motion+ in with the game.Me too. It isn't looking likely that I'll have one by then.
Hope they pack Motion+ in with the game.Me too. It isn't looking likely that I'll have one by then.
Hope they pack Motion+ in with the game.Me too. It isn't looking likely that I'll have one by then.
We haven't heard of much coming out next year, so it's a little premature to say that Nintendo isn't pushing it.
QuoteWe haven't heard of much coming out next year, so it's a little premature to say that Nintendo isn't pushing it.
I figured this was pretty much going to be the new standard remote though. I figured nearly EVERY Nintendo first party game from here on out would use it. But aside from the Zelda all the stuff in pipeline very specifically DOESN'T use it. The push of it is much smaller than I expected.
Didn't you answer your own question?
So skip the 1st a *continue waiting* with the rest of us for the sequel.
