Nintendo E3 2016 Discussion Thread

[LambertandHam]

Didn't see one. Interested to see more of the new Zelda and whatever else Nintendo has.

[LambertandHam]

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[Sandman42]

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Was hoping to see some Zelda gameplay, but I don't think I can stand another 5 minutes of Pokemon. Just a snoozefest. I'll just tune into the Treehouse stream later and catch some of it.

[LambertandHam]

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My power went out for an hour it was so bored at this Nintendo bit . Looking at what they showed, the new Zelda does look solid. Curious to see how they balance the open world RPG type gameplay with the Zelda formula.

[mestevo]

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Based on the small clips I've seen on Twitter, is there any way the NX doesn't have it's own tablet controller? Hard to see them putting completely different controller schemes and instructions in a game releasing for both, no?

[Flawless]

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Based on the small clips I've seen on Twitter, is there any way the NX doesn't have it's own tablet controller? Hard to see them putting completely different controller schemes and instructions in a game releasing for both, no?

From Kotaku's hands-on:

http://kotaku.com/hands-on-with-the-...ild-1781969632

That said, there isn’t much of a Wii U identity to this game. The game can be played with the console’s signature GamePad controller but can also be played with the conventional screen-less Pro Controller. Aonuma said that players using the GamePad can use that controller’s screen to move the game’s display to the GamePad screen, but that screen doesn’t seem to do much else.

For the E3 demos, the GamePad screen shows the control mappings. “Previously, when I was playing with Mr. Miyamoto, you might have seen that the map was on the GamePad screen,” Aonuma said, referring to a demo he did of the game two Decembers ago. “But after developing the game and playing the game we realized that having a smaller version of the map on screen is actually better so you know where you are at all times. So we decided to take it that route. Obviously if we find that there’s a great feature we could add to the GamePad, there is a possibility that we could do that.”