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Topic	What was the best Nintendo console post-SNES?
Sephiroth C Ryu 05/23/17 1:17:58 PM #18:	My nostalgia tells me its the Nintendo 64. Putting that aside... Overall, the Wii. The Wiimote is actually a very good controller, with its primary fault just being that it should have had higher precision from the get-go. Additionally, it can be used quite comfortably as a traditional controller, meaning games do not actually need to use motion controls if they do not want to. The Wii itself is fairly nice as well. If you include BC, it could support GC games and controllers, and could support the controller for many Wii games too. One of its downsides was that it tended to attract a fair bit of shovelware, but it also had a fair number of solid games. . --- I am the Hunter of Topics. My post never fails to kill its prey. pounces Nyaa! <cite>Sephiroth C Ryu posted [p:879657738] in What was t... [t:75377043]...</cite> <quote>My nostalgia tells me its the Nintendo 64. Putting that aside... Overall, the Wii. The Wiimote is actually a very good controller, with its primary fault just being that it should have had higher precision from the get-go. Additionally, it can be used quite comfortably as a traditional controller, meaning games do not actually need to use motion controls if they do not want to. The Wii itself is fairly nice as well. If you include BC, it could support GC games and controllers, and could support the controller for many Wii games too. One of its downsides was that it tended to attract a fair bit of shovelware, but it also had a fair number of solid games. . --- I am the Hunter of Topics. My post never fails to kill its prey. pounces Nyaa!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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