#COLOR SPLASH PRO CONTROLLER TV#

Imagine you are playing a game, doing whatever, then you are forced to look down into your lap (focusing on the small screen), perform some silly tasks (in this case, selecting and using battle cards), then look back up to the tv (refocusing your eyes and getting ready to properly time your attacks). Maybe it's not as big an issue to younger eyes, but it's a minor problem for me. My complaint with using the Gamepad with Paper Mario: Color Splash is: having to look down from the TV to the Gamepad, and then back, is disruptive to the flow of gameplay. I don't like it, but then again I didn't spend money on a WiiU either. Why do people complain about having to use the tablet with the WiiU? It's the standard controller that comes with the system! Everyone should be happy that Nintendo even has optional controllers for the system. If you like typical modern traits to games like dark, 'realistic', fast paced etc. It's one of the best modern games if you'd ask me. Color splash is such a joy in comparison. Sticker star was somehow painful, too bad since the paper styled graphics looks really awesome in 3D. I haven't played the two first paper mario games yet, but I liked super paper mario. Just sit back and enjoy the ride (or lay down and play on the controller screen on your sofa). Also as some reviews mentioned there's a really nice sense of adventure.

To me it's one of the best looking games ever and the dialog/story makes you laugh all the time. Other than that, if you're like me and like colorful, stylized and cartoony games with a sense of humour there's really no other downside to it. For me personally this game would alone make up for the price of the console the battle system isn't exactly great, but it's not thaaat bad if you change from using the stylus to buttons instead.

Hi guys, I've been wanting a Wii U ever since it came out but seeing some trailers and reviews of this game really tipped the scale for me. This time around it's definitely paper and cardboard. I recall associating them more with 2D than paper exactly. I have pretty limited memories of the N64 and GCN iterations. I also really like the very Isle Delfino-esque world it seems like is in place this time. From there you time the A button to combo the attack. The battle system uses it to select cards (moves), power them up with some paint, and then you flick them to attack. I haven't explored much in the way of input options but when using the gamepad / TV the battle system requires a pretty simplistic use of the Gamepad. I've read and my experience concludes that the battles won't provide much difficulty. The toads all look the same (of course) but they all have pretty unique dialogue. I've had a good time going around and re-painting the Toads and world.

#COLOR SPLASH PRO CONTROLLER SERIES#

So far I've just cleared the intro training type area where I get the first of a series of paint stars and I've met a talking paint can and have become familiar with the battle system and painting mechanic. I find the paper 'thing' to be really impressive this go round. Aesthetically it's consistency and detail remind me of the Kirby and Yoshi games for Wii U. After playing with my family around for an hour, while I know it gets some very mixed opinions, I'm having a good time with it. I ordered the game off Amazon with the Prime savings bringing it under 50 USD and got it in the mail yesterday. I posted another topic but didn't hit submit for like most of the morning.

Color splash pro controller