I got ACCF yesterday and got wii speak with it. So to see how well it worked I went online with a friend to try it out, and to my surprise, it worked great. We heard eachother perfectly and there was no echo. There was also little lag in the game. I think wii speak will work out very well for future games.
I bought Wii Speak yesterday with Animal Crossing but have yet to try it. One thing I did notice though, was just how small Wii Speak is. It hides perfectly at the base of my TV.
That's cool. I haven't got to try mine yet. I know they can't update retail wii games, but they can update Wiiware games. They've already done it before. I hope they add voice chat to Dr. Mario, Bomberman, and Tetris, at least for friends.Â
They probably won't but I can wish. Also I haven't tried it with a computer, but it doesn't work with the PS3 which accepts all USB microphones for voicechat. I guess Nintendo blocked it out.
i hope wii speak evolves into a headset, not going to be good if my parents come in and hear some kid swearing. and i have a question, is wii speak push to talk? cuz i dont want people like walking in my room and everybody in the game hears it.
I had a little delay in when I would start talking and my friend would hear me. Once we got used to it it was okay, but at first we ended up accidentally talking over each other a lot.
I'm not sure if it's Wii Speak's fault, Animal Crossing's fault, or just the distance (I was in Missouri and she in British Columbia), but if you watch the Animal Crossing Marathon here on GameSpot you'll notice in the interview section it delays there too.
Just thought I'd point that out since no one else has addressed it. Besides that though, Wii Speak worked great.
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