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« on: July 12, 2011, 08:44:21 PM »
Sorry.
I had a lot of PS2 games on my mind that required the uses of the analog stick for movement.
Many of those games made the switch to being analog-exclusive once they've meddled with analog controls of the PSOne, with many of them using the either one to control the character/vehicle or for something else (example: items in Devil May Cry 3)
Off the top of my head, PSone games, like Ace Combat 2 and 3, some racing games, and a few action games that has the analog mode on at default. The Ape Escape series, of course, used the analog sticks exclusively.
I shouldn't have used PSOne as an example.
For Wii U, there's going to be games that'll tell you to switch to or connect/disconnect the "XXX Controller", like you'd see with games, like Super Mario Galaxy, Virtual Console, and other games that does or doesn't want specific controllers to be connected.
Calling it the "Wii U Controller" would be fine, but Nintendo will probably start selling more Wii remotes, Classic Controllers, and Nunchucks. As seen with a number of demostrations at E3 and other game shows, they've all been used with the majority of first and third party games. No multiplayer game so far has been seen with more than one Wii U tablet controller.
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