Super Smash Bros. Brawl possible control scheme.

 

How about someone saying it is best because the have the most fun playing it out of all fighting games?

cakeorrdeath

The weakest argument in System Wars. Hide behind the fun factor when in doubt. It's your hobby of course it will be fun. 

I'd be using my GC controller. If it's nor available, the Wii controls better be good. Can't wait to own your asses online xPEponique

Ah ha! I was right! 

I think it is pretty certain the nunchuck will be used.Caviglia

I doubt it. Smash Bros. is not a game where a nunchuck seems to fit.

I would hope that on the GC pad, that Y is for jumping.like it was for SSBM, was alot easier for me.Shadow_op

Yes, the GCN option will be identical to last gen's game. 

I thought it was well known that you would need a GC controller.eddy_of_york

The game designer ti=old you to hang on to your GCN controller because you may be able to USE them, not because you NEED them.

If you needed them, then the game would had to be bundled with a Gamecube controller.

[QUOTE="cakeorrdeath"][QUOTE="SmoothMoved"]

Look this is stupid . Im not going to argue with sheeps . Were never going to get anywhere . All im saying is that when I bought my wii I was hoping for something new . I wasent expecting To be using every single button on the remote like I used to do with my cube .

/me

CHRIS_K_UK

Does every game have to use motion controlls for you to be happy?

That is I would of thought the hole point of the Wii, the motion sensing controls, without it there is nothing else that makes the wii stand out.. So games without the motion sensing make the wii a GC 1.5 in other words.

I thought the games were supposed to make a system stand out :? 

Didn't they tell us not to throw away our Cube controllers for a reason?t2wave

The Wii-mote - only controls can't work.Smash Bros. needs the effectiveness of the analogue stick,and the D-Pad just can't suffice.We all know Brawl will use the Gamecube controller,but it obviously needs to use the Nunchuck attachment as well,since its the most-used peripheral and basically everyone who owns a Wii has one.I believe that the Nunchuck has just enough buttons that you can map out the GC controls from Melee to the Wii-mote and Nunchuck (without even having to use 1 and 2 buttons or motion sensing).And a Classic Controller option would also be nice.

As for motion sensing,I'm still torn between if they should use it or not,but hopefully they can implement it.

use wii strap to tie controller to legs "FALCON KICK"!!!!!!!hongkingkong

taking the wiimote sideways is awful, i dont know why developers even consider such a control scheme, its the most uncomfortable pad ever

but hey....its the wii, we should be used to be dissapointed 

The Wii-mote - only controls can't work.Smash Bros. needs the effectiveness of the analogue stick,and the D-Pad just can't suffice.We all know Brawl will use the Gamecube controller,but it obviously needs to use the Nunchuck attachment as well,since its the most-used peripheral and basically everyone who owns a Wii has one.I believe that the Nunchuck has just enough buttons that you can map out the GC controls from Melee to the Wii-mote and Nunchuck (without even having to use 1 and 2 buttons or motion sensing).And a Classic Controller option would also be nice.

As for motion sensing,I'm still torn between if they should use it or not,but hopefully they can implement it.

VGobbsesser

Actually Super Smash Bros. works far better on a D-Pad than an analouge stick. The D-pad is far more precise.

taking the wiimote sideways is awful, i dont know why developers even consider such a control scheme, its the most uncomfortable pad ever

 

but hey....its the wii, we should be used to be dissapointed 

Gears360

[QUOTE="t2wave"]Didn't they tell us not to throw away our Cube controllers for a reason?Jandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="t2wave"]Didn't they tell us not to throw away our Cube controllers for a reason?t2wave

Clearly, a lot can (and does) change in a year.  We'll have to see.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="t2wave"]Didn't they tell us not to throw away our Cube controllers for a reason?t2wave

Yes.

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

The Wii-mote - only controls can't work.Smash Bros. needs the effectiveness of the analogue stick,and the D-Pad just can't suffice.We all know Brawl will use the Gamecube controller,but it obviously needs to use the Nunchuck attachment as well,since its the most-used peripheral and basically everyone who owns a Wii has one.I believe that the Nunchuck has just enough buttons that you can map out the GC controls from Melee to the Wii-mote and Nunchuck (without even having to use 1 and 2 buttons or motion sensing).And a Classic Controller option would also be nice.

As for motion sensing,I'm still torn between if they should use it or not,but hopefully they can implement it.

Willy105

Actually Super Smash Bros. works far better on a D-Pad than an analouge stick. The D-pad is far more precise.

This is speculation >_>coreygames

yea, he said so himself.

whats wrong with speculation? 

[QUOTE="Caviglia"]I think it is pretty certain the nunchuck will be used.Willy105

I doubt it. Smash Bros. is not a game where a nunchuck seems to fit.

I would think an analogue stick and two extra buttons would work very nicely thank-you. I can't imagine moving a character with the d-pad, nor can I envisage Nintendo asking customers to purchase a classic controller or GC pad.