Probably Brawl. The only other good choices are Mario Kart Wii or Super Mario Online Rx, and I think it would be more beneficial in SSBB, expecially for team battles. So people could plan strategies kinda, u know?
Probably Brawl. The only other good choices are Mario Kart Wii or Super Mario Online Rx, and I think it would be more beneficial in SSBB, expecially for team battles. So people could plan strategies kinda, u know?
Ovirew
Oh, and Spectators could cheer on the players they bet on as well.
Probably Brawl. The only other good choices are Mario Kart Wii or Super Mario Online Rx, and I think it would be more beneficial in SSBB, expecially for team battles. So people could plan strategies kinda, u know?
Ovirew
I think having voice chat for strategies would be more beneficial in a game like Metal of Honor: Heroes 2. There's not much for strategy in SSBB anyway, IMO.
Probably Brawl. The only other good choices are Mario Kart Wii or Super Mario Online Rx, and I think it would be more beneficial in SSBB, expecially for team battles. So people could plan strategies kinda, u know?
eternal_battle
I think having voice chat for strategies would be more beneficial in a game like Metal of Honor: Heroes 2. There's not much for strategy in SSBB anyway, IMO.
I see what you're saying. I kinda look at it as, there is skill and strategy in almost every game. If you go into a battle or a mission without a plan, you'll end up at GAME OVER in no time. Being able to communicate with your friends and decide which role each player should fill as you go along - and being prepared for a possibile disconnection - makes things go over more smoothly than if you just jump in and rely on your partner.
[QUOTE="DiaperRash89"]The Conduit or CoD:WaWOvirew
the OP was asking for games that have already been released, as in not ones that are in development or are ideas of ours. Yep. I said it because its unconfirmed if some games will actually have voice chat(Conduit was rumored too). And because we havent played and gained an opinion for ourselves. I originally thought Mario Kart voice chat would be good till i played it.
I do think Medal of Honors would be the best for voice chat though. Having to send text messages throughout the game doesnt really help at all.
I dont care if the wii develops a voice chat system at this point!!! they have already missed the boat in my eyes, SSBB and MK were the only games that i wanted to play online and use a voice chat this gen on the wii,
maybe if AC uses voice chat i might pick it up but theyll probably force u to buy a 30-40 dollar nintendo brand headset instead of just letting u use your own, and then they'll just water down the whole chat system so it basically becomes un-usable!!!
It interests me that the DS has a microphone and it has been utilized to some extent already. Perhaps Nintendo will release a special Wii remote with a built-in Microphone - that would be F***ing awesome!
It interests me that the DS has a microphone and it has been utilized to some extent already. Perhaps Nintendo will release a special Wii remote with a built-in Microphone - that would be F***ing awesome!Ovirew
Great but I dont wanna buy another wii mote because it has a special microphone.(but I would anyway)
MoH no doubt because you need to communicate with your teammates. You dont really need it for Mario Kart Wii because you dont work together unless its battle. In brawl i dont want a little kid yelling HAHAHA I WON!!! And we dont even work together.
Games that are already out,so dont say Animal Crossing. And must be a wifi game.
Falco_648
lol thats kinda obvious
but i dont think any game out right now needs VOICE chat... seriously, imagine how many stupid ppl calling you a"n00b spammer" (even though u r not spamming) all the time on brawl? and imagine how the lag would get... mario kart? no comments. the online is great, and there are some problems already with weird people (my friend keeps getting asked to go on a date because of her mii... wtf?!).
now games that require QUICK TEAM INTERACTION, like FPS', should have voice chat. thank god high voltage is trying to add voice chat to the conduit.
I would have to say brawl i have more ppl i know who play it online but seriously guys what if one was announced at e3 even though its highley unlikely it would be amazing
It wouldnt matter to me, I wouldnt use it. Since the Wii is obviously marketed towards a younger audience, games like Brawl and MK would be utterly plagued by voice chat.
It would be cool to hang out with buds in Animal Crossing Wii and just fish and talk though.
It wouldnt matter to me, I wouldnt use it. Since the Wii is obviously marketed towards a younger audience, games like Brawl and MK would be utterly plagued by voice chat.
It would be cool to hang out with buds in Animal Crossing Wii and just fish and talk though.
TheGTAvaccine
It wouldnt be like that it would probably be just friends but if it was like that i probably wouldnt use it much either because ppl on xbl are annoying so it would be the same on wii
It wouldnt matter to me, I wouldnt use it. Since the Wii is obviously marketed towards a younger audience, games like Brawl and MK would be utterly plagued by voice chat.
It would be cool to hang out with buds in Animal Crossing Wii and just fish and talk though.
Keenzach
It wouldnt be like that it would probably be just friends but if it was like that i probably wouldnt use it much either because ppl on xbl are annoying so it would be the same on wii
u can use xbl chat with just freinds! what are u talking about? xbl gives u an option freinds, or everyone!
i wouldnt invest in the wii chat system if it didnt give u those options because their is definetly games that i would rather talk to everyone not just my freinds.
Probably Brawl. The only other good choices are Mario Kart Wii or Super Mario Online Rx, and I think it would be more beneficial in SSBB, expecially for team battles. So people could plan strategies kinda, u know?
I'd say Mario Kart or Brawl coz in Mario Kart if someone hits with a bomb or somthing you can say "Damn You!!!" or something and brawl, yes spectators would be good.
Anything but Brawl, I don't need to hear people gloating like cocky you know whats, and nor do I need people that are spectating yelling anything along the lines of, "you suck." Too bad Medal of Honor Heroes 2 doesn't have it, 2 out of the 3 modes are multiplayer that could use voice chat most.
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