I wonder what Atlus expected. I never understood why they developed the game to begin with, if they were planning not only to develop the sequel for the old DS but also planned to release the sequel just a few weeks earlier. Sounds so dumb.
I wouldn't say everyone is overreacting. I fell pretty calm myself and I still don't perceive the second analogstick as a purely optional accessory. It doesn't seem well thought-out and it seems pointless to release such an awkward thing for just one game.
So many people, including myself, naturally think Nintendo is preparing a new 3DS revision, that is clearly not yet ready to launch and to be announced, and this attachment will be a stopgap for old 3DS users.
I wouldn't say everyone is overreacting. I fell pretty calm myself and I still don't perceive the second analogstick as a purely optional accessory. It doesn't seem well thought-out and it seems pointless to release such an awkward thing for just one game.
So many people, including myself, naturally think Nintendo is preparing a new 3DS revision, that is clearly not yet ready to launch and to be announced, and this attachment will be a stopgap for old 3DS users.
I wonder what Atlus expected. I never understood why they developed the game to begin with, if they were planning not only to develop the sequel for the old DS but also planned to release the sequel just a few weeks earlier. Sounds so dumb.
Well, hopefully this means their other 3DS franchise announcements simply won't be Strange Journey Overclocked or Etrian Odyssey III Overclocked, even if that was the original plan.
I wouldn't say everyone is overreacting. I fell pretty calm myself and I still don't perceive the second analogstick as a purely optional accessory. It doesn't seem well thought-out and it seems pointless to release such an awkward thing for just one game.
So many people, including myself, naturally think Nintendo is preparing a new 3DS revision, that is clearly not yet ready to launch and to be announced, and this attachment will be a stopgap for old 3DS users.
People are just assuming things. Do you guys really think Nintendo would announce a 3DS revision with four shoulder buttons, and consequently alienate every early adopter a couple of months after they had to apologize for a huge price cut?
Until they do announce a revision with a second analog and two extra shoulder buttons, yes, everyone is overreacting.
Well, I know that; and all these peripherals in recent years were tailored for a special purpose (game). A second stick, however, dramatically improves the 3DS input interface and can be supported by pretty much every game. So it seems like something Nintendo would like to support in the future.
People are just assuming things. Do you guys really think Nintendo would announce a 3DS revision with four shoulder buttons, and consequently alienate every early adopter a couple of months after they had to apologize for a huge price cut?
Until they do announce a revision with a second analog and two extra shoulder buttons, yes, everyone is overreacting.
Well, I know that; and all these peripherals in recent years were tailored for a special purpose (game). A second stick, however, dramatically improves the 3DS input interface and can be supported by pretty much every game. So it seems like something Nintendo would like to support in the future.
Sure. And they could do it with bundles, whether with software or the 3DS itself, as time goes by.
But fundamentally changing the default control scheme of the system, rather than just providing an option, seems unlikely at this stage. It took them, what, two and a half years to combine the Wii Remote with the Motion Plus?
I wonder what Atlus expected. I never understood why they developed the game to begin with, if they were planning not only to develop the sequel for the old DS but also planned to release the sequel just a few weeks earlier. Sounds so dumb.
People are just assuming things. Do you guys really think Nintendo would announce a 3DS revision with four shoulder buttons, and consequently alienate every early adopter a couple of months after they had to apologize for a huge price cut?
Until they do announce a revision with a second analog and two extra shoulder buttons, yes, everyone is overreacting.
But that's exactly why they announced a second analog as a peripheral, isn't? So they can announce a new model without putting out of the game the early adopters.
I think that this can really cause some problems but let´s just wait and see how the next weeks will look like. I think the next 4 weeks will be pretty telling.
