Children of the world unite and conquer , THE KIDDY POWER !AgentA-Mi6

it looks freaking retarted lol

im glad i have a 360 and dont have to play those terible games

uhre-tartmonkey

Terrible games? What, like Bomberman Act Zero?:lol: Anyway, on topic, it sounds friggen awesome! But I don't like the idea it's set in realistic environments. How about 100m in Green Hill Zone? etc..

[QUOTE="JustAGamer01"][QUOTE="zeus_101"][QUOTE="JustAGamer01"][QUOTE="zeus_101"][QUOTE="JustAGamer01"]

[QUOTE="radnoah"][QUOTE="JustAGamer01"]No clown im 19, and what pros and cons u just metioned in title it looks good....for a wii game? what the hell is that mario destroys that game to oblivion...and who cares if u own a wii lemming filth...zeus_101

So from what i wrote u assumed my parents dont love me? lol GTFO...

Angry? u cant read people for crap... if u think i was angry i bet ur like 14 right?

WTH are u talkin bout ur acting like i assualted u or something go to sleep...

Forgive me, but it's kind of ironic seeing that you didn't bother to fully punctuate your sentence..........

[QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"]

I guarantee you that Nintendo isn't going to make you buy a classic controller to play SSBB, either.

You're going to hold the Wii-mote sideways. And the SSB series has only ever used a couple of buttons.

laughingman42

Only a few buttons, yes.  But the reason you had more than a few attacks was because which way you moved the analog stick affected your attack was well.  You're not going to be able to use the nunchuk with the Wii remote sideways.

Then use the nunchuck and don't hold the Wii-mote sideways.

That could prove problematic as well.  The Smash Bros. series is fast and frantic.  In the heat of the battle, having to reach up and down the Wii remote wouldn't work so well, I don't think.

Here's my idea on how Smash should work: hold the Wiimote sideways. Use D-Pad for movement. Pressing 2 to do special attacks, 1 for normal attacks, A for shield and B for that weird amulet attack in the video shown. A motion in a direction while pressing 2 will do different special attacks. Shaking the controller can do smash moves and the - button can do taunts. Opinions?

[QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"]

I guarantee you that Nintendo isn't going to make you buy a classic controller to play SSBB, either.

You're going to hold the Wii-mote sideways. And the SSB series has only ever used a couple of buttons.

Redmoonxl2

Only a few buttons, yes. But the reason you had more than a few attacks was because which way you moved the analog stick affected your attack was well. You're not going to be able to use the nunchuk with the Wii remote sideways.

Then use the nunchuck and don't hold the Wii-mote sideways.

That could prove problematic as well. The Smash Bros. series is fast and frantic. In the heat of the battle, having to reach up and down the Wii remote wouldn't work so well, I don't think.

Here's my idea on how Smash should work: hold the Wiimote sideways. Use D-Pad for movement. Pressing 2 to do special attacks, 1 for normal attacks, A for shield and B for that weird amulet attack in the video shown. A motion in a direction while pressing 2 will do different special attacks. Shaking the controller can do smash moves and the - button can do taunts. Opinions?

Truthfully? Crap. That setup will completely ruin any attempt at cancelling, wavedashing, SHFFLing, directional influence, etc. It'll just be too clunky, cumbersome and drag down the experience.

 It is pretty crap yeah, but I thought about that in two minutes...........:P

[QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"]

I guarantee you that Nintendo isn't going to make you buy a classic controller to play SSBB, either.

You're going to hold the Wii-mote sideways. And the SSB series has only ever used a couple of buttons.

rykaziel

Only a few buttons, yes. But the reason you had more than a few attacks was because which way you moved the analog stick affected your attack was well. You're not going to be able to use the nunchuk with the Wii remote sideways.

Then use the nunchuck and don't hold the Wii-mote sideways.

That could prove problematic as well. The Smash Bros. series is fast and frantic. In the heat of the battle, having to reach up and down the Wii remote wouldn't work so well, I don't think.

Here's my idea on how Smash should work: hold the Wiimote sideways. Use D-Pad for movement. Pressing 2 to do special attacks, 1 for normal attacks, A for shield and B for that weird amulet attack in the video shown. A motion in a direction while pressing 2 will do different special attacks. Shaking the controller can do smash moves and the - button can do taunts. Opinions?

[QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"]

Here's my idea on how Smash should work: hold the Wiimote sideways. Use D-Pad for movement. Pressing 2 to do special attacks, 1 for normal attacks, A for shield and B for shield. A motion in a direction while pressing 2 will do different special attacks. Shaking the controller can do smash moves and the - button can do taunts. Opinions?

-The-G-Man-

Using a combination of the D-pad in buttons would be more difficult and not feel as good as an analog stick, in my opinion.

[QUOTE="CelineDion"][QUOTE="-The-G-Man-"][QUOTE="CelineDion"]

I guarantee you that Nintendo isn't going to make you buy a classic controller to play SSBB, either.

You're going to hold the Wii-mote sideways. And the SSB series has only ever used a couple of buttons.

-The-G-Man-

Only a few buttons, yes.  But the reason you had more than a few attacks was because which way you moved the analog stick affected your attack was well.  You're not going to be able to use the nunchuk with the Wii remote sideways.

Then use the nunchuck and don't hold the Wii-mote sideways.

That could prove problematic as well.  The Smash Bros. series is fast and frantic.  In the heat of the battle, having to reach up and down the Wii remote wouldn't work so well, I don't think.

Here's my idea on how Smash should work: hold the Wiimote sideways. Use D-Pad for movement. Pressing 2 to do special attacks, 1 for normal attacks, A for shield and B for that weird amulet attack in the video shown. A motion in a direction while pressing 2 will do different special attacks. Shaking the controller can do smash moves and the - button can do taunts. Opinions?

[QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="JayPee89"]The Wiimote is only for BS games. Anything that requires actual skill needs an actual controller.JayPee89

[QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="UKNintendoFreak"][QUOTE="JayPee89"][QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="JayPee89"]The Wiimote is only for BS games. Anything that requires actual skill needs an actual controller.JayPee89