kellerdood32
Smash Cadet
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2008
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there are 4 controller schemes, classic,GC,wiimote and wiimote with nunchuck. i will probly try anything but the gamecube, beacause i need a wireless controller.
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That was funny. Too many topics like this...im using a wavebird..Go search, and for every topic like this you find like this, cut off an appendage.
Are you serious?? For a game like brawl id think a arcade stick would make it harder to control. But whatever floats your boat...wii arcade stick
Sounds interesting. I'm going to try all three controllers, plus mod a GC controller to see how that feels.Wii Remote + Nunchuk
Apparently having all the buttons at access so you don't have to move your fingers is a big plus. In addition, the B button doesn't need to be modded like the GC's L and R.
I use it for most of my kills... >.>Bleh, C-stick. Never used the thang.
What the hell does that mean?wiimote and nunchuck.
left+down+right = jump
Really?If you really want to be technical the wavebird controller isn't the best of choices since the signal it uses isn't all that fast. If you notice, it has a bit of lag and thats especially bad in fighters.
Ditto, provided I don't somehow like the CC better.i'm sticking with the wavebird
huge? yes
requires non-rechargeable batteries? yes
amazing? yes
that was my plan too but brawl is in analog, arcade sticks are notwii arcade stick
That's pretty hardcore.Guitar Hero Controller...