I wish to be a hero to real gamers everywhere and slice a sword through games like Brain Age, Big Brain Acadamy, Sukodu...and all those other learning games! Silly Nintendo, learning games are for Leapfrog! (Which I thank God, don't own).
Brain Age and Big Brain Acadamy kick ass! They give you better reflexes and stuff so you can react to zombies in Resident Evil quicker. As for sudoku, go ahead.
Brain Age and BBA are both games just like any other. They just happen to have incredibly boring subject matter. In fact, since so many DS games are minigame collections, they really aren't that unusual at all. Think of them as WarioWare: Solved!!
I wish to be a hero to real gamers everywhere and slice a sword through games like Brain Age, Big Brain Acadamy, Sukodu...and all those other learning games! Silly Nintendo, learning games are for Leapfrog! (Which I thank God, don't own).
Actually, if you did that, I'd take a sword and slice it though you. Brain Age rocks. If you don't like it, don't play it.
I wish to be a hero to real gamers everywhere and slice a sword through games like Brain Age, Big Brain Acadamy, Sukodu...and all those other learning games! Silly Nintendo, learning games are for Leapfrog! (Which I thank God, don't own).
has it occured to anyone that the Wii is gonna be really awkward to play for some games, I mean games like the new Metroid and Red Steel will be sweet, but it's gonna be wierd to play Battalion Wars and ExciteTruck with the Wiimote and Nunchuk thing.
It just seems to me that every game for the Wii is gonna be like a GunCon game, or just feel competely awkward.
I don't think you were using your NES controller right. You mostly pushed buttons on that one.
Compared to the joysticks that preceded it, the NES controller was rather odd. Just because you've grown accustomed to something doesn't mean that it is correct, normal, or even preferable. It certainly doesn't automatically put everything else in the category of awkward, you'll get used to it, just as you did all the other controllers before it.
They have a design for a different controller that looks like a SNES controller with a pair of joysticks. Also, I think I remember hearing that you use a Gamecube controller for SSB:B, so that might apply to other games.
Yeah, you use the GC controller for SSB:B. Which is good, because any other setup for SSB just wouldnt work for me. I mean, I can't even play the original anymore.
(although I will if the rumors of online Virtual Console games is true)
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I kind of like Brain Age.
Actually, if you did that, I'd take a sword and slice it though you. Brain Age rocks. If you don't like it, don't play it.
Real gamers play learning games too, dude. I do.
Man, if the Koopa Troopas and bosses in that game could actually hit you, it might qualify as a REAL game.
It just seems to me that every game for the Wii is gonna be like a GunCon game, or just feel competely awkward.
Like he said, really awkward.
Compared to the joysticks that preceded it, the NES controller was rather odd. Just because you've grown accustomed to something doesn't mean that it is correct, normal, or even preferable. It certainly doesn't automatically put everything else in the category of awkward, you'll get used to it, just as you did all the other controllers before it.
It's going to be perfect, and as natural as driving an EXCITE TRUCK with your mind. I know this with absolute certainty.
Well, it can't be any worse than the Gamecube setup.
(although I will if the rumors of online Virtual Console games is true)
(Curse you, wind-up Shy-Guy!)
Nunchuck stick: Move
Wiimote A: Main attack
Wiimote B: Second attack
Flick Wiimote up once: Jumo
Flick Wiimote up twice: Double jump
Nunchuck back buttons: Shield
Flick nunchuck to side: dodge
Now Zelda: TP, thats worrying me...