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I just found out that you can get a normal controller for the Wii. I'm really happy about that, because the Nunchuk controller really didn't appeal to me. I'd rather have a classic controller. Which controller do you prefer?
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You don't even have to buy the classic controller if you've had a Gamecube, unless you really hate the GC's c-stick. Just plug it in and you're good to go.
I think the Classic Controller plugs in the the Wii Remote though, so perhaps some games will use both. I imagine a Mario Party game being like that.
i like the nunchuk, escpecially for shhotrs.
If you're not going to use the nunchuck controller, what's the point of having a Wii?
Could you play a game like Zelda for example using just the remote and not the Nunchuk?
What's the point of having a golf club if you're not going to play tennis with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
Different tools for different jobs my friend.
That's like saying 'What's the point of having a penis if you're not going to have sex with it?'Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
Not everyone is happy about flailing around with a 'Nunchuk' controller. I know I am going to be playing the Wii with the Classic Controller more then anything else. The SNES controller, which the Classic Controller is largely modelled on, is widely regarded as the best controller of all time and I share that opinion.
You could if they made it that way. Zelda, however, requires both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Craig
You can't play any and every Wii game with just a normal controller. It depends on the game's setup whether or not it will allow it. Zelda like I mentioned requires the nunchuck, as well as red steel and probably Metroid and Mario when they come.
Some of the more casual games, like Wii Sports and probably WarioWare will only need the Remote.
Metal Slug Anthology, on the other hand, allows you to use several different configurations. I saw this demonstrated on a Gamespot video. You can either set it up for a GC pad, Wii Remote-only, nunchuck only, and a few different setups for the Remote+Nunchuck combo. One of the more interesting setups was one that used the Wiimote like an upright arcade joystick that you used to move the character around, while the buttons on the nunchuck were to attack and jump. It was pretty interesting.
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Originally Posted by Maxx PowerWhat's the point of having a golf club if you're not going to play tennis with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
Different tools for different jobs my friend.
It looks like the vast majority of Wii games will be using the nunchuck, though. What's the point of having a penis if you're not going to pee through it? You'll be incredibly uncomfortable, my friend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil ManThat's like saying 'What's the point of having a penis if you're not going to have sex with it?'Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
Aaaaah, but you are clearly forgetting about the Wii's backwards compatibility with the GameCube AND the Virtual Console when you speak of the control pad, Dr Indiana Jones!Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
There is only one game I will be buying at launch and thats Twilight Princess. Nothing else interests me until next year when Super Smash Brothers Brawl and Metroid Prime 3 get released. In the meantime, I have 30-odd GameCube titles I wanna be playing and I am sure to download some Virtual Console titles too. And I think alot of people will be doing the same.
So for me, the Classic Controller gets all the love but the Nunchuk, while definetly interesting and something I will undoubtedly try and become familiar with, will have to take a backseat for maybe a year or so.
Exactly! Why would you play a baseball game or a golf game if you're not going to use the controller that doubles as a golf club and\or baseball bat? I think it'ss awesome.:p :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
Come back after Zelda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil Man
While im not a big fan of the controller, its probably the big appeal of the Wii, if you were to play with just the classic controller, it would be like playing a Gamecube. Which would suck.
*pictures Duck Hunt remake* I wont mind the controller, as odd as it may seem.
To play games that are only on the Wii?Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness
If your going to play games using only the regular controller, you might as well call the system Gamecube 1.5.
How many Wii games do you think are actually going to use the old style controller? As far as I know, Smash Bros. Brawl isn't even going to use it, and you can use the Game Cube controller for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGodTo play games that are only on the Wii?Quote:
Originally Posted by roto13-ness