Your favorite Super Smash Bros. Brawl control scheme?

I just use the Wiimote and Nunchuk.

GC controller, since I already had Smash Bros.-skills with it since Melee, and since no other control scheme added something fun or useful over it.

GC controller, since I already had Smash Bros.-skills with it since Melee, and since no other control scheme added something fun or useful over it.

Litchie

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GC controller, since I already had Smash Bros.-skills with it since Melee, and since no other control scheme added something fun or useful over it.

HawkEye1997

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GC controller, since I already had Smash Bros.-skills with it since Melee, and since no other control scheme added something fun or useful over it.

garrett_duffman

That is all.

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="HawkEye1997"] same here manwiifan001

That is all.

gamecube controller

gamecube controller

neildneil

I have to play this game using some sort of joystick a d-pad just won't do for this game!. I originally tried playing this game with a wiimote sideways and hated it! I started to really love this game when I got myself a gamecube controller. Although I didn't get into melee (or gamecube in general)I was lethal at the n64 version so gamecube was the closest to the n64 feal.

For me ... gamecube > wiimote + nunchuck > classic > wiimote. It's not a huge deal for me to use the wiimote + nunchuck either if the gc controller is in use it feels pretty good too

Definately the Gamecube controller. I'm a hot mess with the Wiimote+Nunchuck. =/

looks like most people use the Gamecube controller... I cannot seem to use it without completely screwing up.

I prefer the GC controller. I've gotten so used to it, that I wouldn't be able to play with the other schemes.

wiimote and nunchuck

gamecube controller

Wiimote/Nunchuk is the best control scheme. Wireless, speaker on remote, butons are all easily accesible, and I can multitask much more as there are more buttons usable on your left hand (Nunchuk).

Gamecube Controller>>>Classic Controller>>>Wiimote + Nunchuck>>>Wiimote>>>Joystick?

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

so_hai

Gamecube Controller, it's the best choice.

The other control scheme's don't work as well and put you at a disadvantage.

i have an adaptor to play with my n64 controller...since i love smash 64 also.

I at first used the regular Classic Controller, but I imported a Classic Controller Pro that works really good. I have also used the GC controller so I liked that one as well.

i have an adaptor to play with my n64 controller...since i love smash 64 also.KBFloYd

what? tell me more. Where do I get one?

Wii mote on its side because I hate playing 2D games with a stick.

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

[QUOTE="thedude-"][QUOTE="garrett_duffman"] ... if it was SUPPOSED to be played like that then they wouldnt have allowed for gamecube controllers to be used at all...garrett_duffman

Gamecube controller. For my name, I turned the ability to jump using the control stick off and have jump only set for Y, and I've set shield for X as well. These are the only changes I've made to that control scheme.....

I used to use my old wavebird GCC, but I actually prefer the classic now. Very similar layout while being a lot less bulkier than the wavebird (and less bulkier than a normal GCC). I basically use only that now.

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="thedude-"] Wiimote/Nunchuk has the most functionality in the game. As it is just as capable with its button layout as the GC controller thats whats tips the scale. I understand why playing the GC controller would be a factor in which controller you use as it has been used for so long with Melee, but I do not clinhy to controls. I can adapt pretty fast, otherwise I would not have gotten the Wii in the first place. However for a game like SSBB its great they could incorporate so many playstyles for different types of players.thedude-

I actually prefer the Wii Remote/Nunchuk scheme. :o

Wii remote + Nunchuck and I DO use up to jump. :P
-I haven't bought the cla ssic controller yet.
-Even though I played Melee in the past, I still mess up on GC controls.
-I'm a complete mess using the wii remote sideways. I hate using D-Pads in fighting games. :|
-Wii remote+Nunchuck is perfect for me. I control movement and shield with my left hand and attacks/taunts/specials/pause/shake with my right hand.

Since most people use GC and doesn't use up for jump, I guess I have weird taste. :P

GameCube controller. Was already used to Melee.

[QUOTE="thedude-"][QUOTE="garrett_duffman"] I don't get what you mean. you can do everything with the gamecube controller that you can do with the wii remote in the game... so how does the wiimote have more functionality? also, that doesnt set aside the point, of if the wiimote was supoosed to be the way the game is played, then they wouldnt allow for gamecube support... the ability to have options was a godsend in brawl, because i personally can not stand the wiimote controls, regardless of their supposed superiority. im not saying that one controller is superior to the other, im just giving my personal preference on the controllers and stating that one is not "the way its supposed to be played" from this thread it looks like alot of people prefer the gamecube controller, so... even if there WAS a "way the game was supposed to be played", the majority rule would make the gamecube controller "the way to play"garrett_duffman

[QUOTE="thedude-"] Its still seperate.garrett_duffman

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="thedude-"] Its still seperate.thedude-

I use the GameCube Controller

[QUOTE="so_hai"]

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

garrett_duffman

I use the Wii mote and Nunchuk - the way it's supposed to be played. I wouldn't use the SNES controller to play the original Smash Bros. if it were possible either.

I prefer the classic controlling, so I stick to the GameCube controller.