If it's free, no harm no foul I guess. It just looks so out of place. I think being able to add Mercedes style designs to the current cars would have made more sense. An emblem to hoods, or rims to karts, stuff like that.The DLC is free. Also it looks a little out of place but not completely out of place when you consider that there are already some sports coupe style cars and such already in the game.
Also that advertisement is kind funny in a silly way...
There's several games that hide the interface well (Batman Arkham series) so you only see the menu when you need them and most of the time you don't even need to go in unless you really want to switch to a different kind of equipment. I've never felt "gee, this game would be so much better if I ALWAYS had an additional screen on the side".
I personally find the DS to be ingenious. Both screens are mostly in view, most of the time. In the little time I've spent with the WiiU, it just doesn't seem to function as well. A lot of DS games require the touch screen to be used, so it's really second nature for most games. I just don't see that for the WiiU.I use the second screen as a personal mirror to constantly ensure that my hairs are always in perfect shape and that I look good as long as I play the game. This is very important to me because if my hairs are bad, the bad guys in the game would know that I'm in distress and start to attack me more and eventually end up killing me
Anyway, everything is subjective. One man's trash is another man's treasure. You don't value the second screen but lots of others do. Nintendo has been able to sell a whole lot of DS and 3DS systems, so that says something there - that a lot of people like the dual screen concept
You can use the wiimote and a nunchuk provided you have a sensor bar for your WiiU, The targeting then works as you'd expect - you hold a button on the wiimote or nunchuk (I forget which) and point the wiimote at the screen to target and let your batarang/acrobat pole fly.
Thanks for the hint, but I already made sure everything is setup accordingly (the wiimote works without problems with other games, like "Red Steel 2"). I/we are not alone with this, there are several reports of others having the exact same problems scattered over the web. Some had success by replacing the Wiimote with a Wiimote plus, but unfortunately I don't have one to try it out for myself.
Hmm, that's odd. I have found that I have to very specific about where I point the wiimote, but that happened with the Wii, too, i.e the sensor bar is on top of the TV and I'm sitting on the floor or one of my twin boys is playing (and he's too small to get the wiimote in a high enough position for it to register with the sensor bar and draw the reticule on the screen). But outside of those issues, it generally works.
Bought a new USB thumb drive, three observations:
I borrowed a WiiMotePlus (the Luigi themed) from a local video rental store, and it worked without a hitch, so it looks like there are some combinations of console, system, WiiMote and Nunchuck that are problematic.
You can place the sensor bar below the TV and then update its relative position in the relevant settings, also if there is a window / light source behind the sensor bar then try closing your curtains / turning off the light for vastly improved pointer performance.
You've made promises to people and keep adding on things. Sure you're working on a Wii U Version and that's fine but we've told you many times to focus on getting an actual game before bothering to port to other platforms. It would appear you still have no actual game to deliver to those who have pledged. Specifically those who have pledged a significant amount of money and were given an ETA of June 2013 and this still hasn't happened :/
Not even mention Smash Bros??
