We already heard about the rumors of a next-next-gen console in the works from Nintendo. What we haven't heard yet are the rumors surrounding the controller for the device.
The main controller will allegedly include a 6.2 inch touchscreen, feature two analog sticks, a camera, and include eight additional buttons. This is the main controller, but "won't necessarily be the controller that every Wii 2 gamer uses," says Kotaku.
The console itself has been referred to as "Project Cafe" in some circles. The unique controller design mentioned above may not be the only means of control placed into the players' hands, as traditional Wii style motion controls are said to still be used. In a sense, you can use multiple controller types divided up amongst the players, all playing the same game.
Again, this is all rumor and a touch of speculation. Hopefully more will become clear when E3 rolls around in June.
The main controller will allegedly include a 6.2 inch touchscreen, feature two analog sticks, a camera, and include eight additional buttons. This is the main controller, but "won't necessarily be the controller that every Wii 2 gamer uses," says Kotaku.
The console itself has been referred to as "Project Cafe" in some circles. The unique controller design mentioned above may not be the only means of control placed into the players' hands, as traditional Wii style motion controls are said to still be used. In a sense, you can use multiple controller types divided up amongst the players, all playing the same game.
The 6.2-inch screen will receive data wirelessly from the Nintendo console and presents an array of options, from putting the player's inventory or map on the controller screen, to allowing players to combine it with the controller's camera to snap photos that could be imported into a game or even turning it into some sort of glorified viewfinder.
Again, this is all rumor and a touch of speculation. Hopefully more will become clear when E3 rolls around in June.