Ubisoft: “Nintendo has learned from the Wii U” with NX
Posted on September 22, 2016 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch, Wii U
Continuing on from his comments yesterday, Yves Guillemot has again spoken about NX. IGN put up more comments from the Ubisoft CEO, most notably of which has him saying that “Nintendo has learned from the Wii U” with its new system.
Guillemot said the following when asked if he views the NX as a step back towards the Wii’s more inclusive approach:
“It’s difficult to answer that [before NX is revealed]. What we see is that Nintendo has learned from the Wii U. All publishers learn from what they do, and then come with something new and more attractive, which I think is the case here.”
Guillemot went on to praise NX’s interface and how the system “will be easy to use for all gamers”:
“I think, once again, the interface is very attractive. It’s a machine that will be easy to use for all gamers. They have built in something that will give us chance to really have a different experience from what exists today. That’s what I like – that they come with something new that is adapted to what we actually want now.”
Yesterday, we heard remarks from Guillemot in which he highly praised the NX. He said that it’s “a fantastic machine”, before going on to state that it’s “a new approach, it’s really Nintendo, [which is] coming with something new again.” For those that missed it, you can find that post in full here.
