BRAWL - which method will you use more

[Full Metal Ryder]

how so

The lack of analog control is a huge turn off for me.The buttons are all cramped, and no matter what using the plus and minus buttons during smash(a game about frame by frame gameplay) doesn't seem that cool.Though it has that traditional fighter charm too it, I probably won't use it.

[Hiro]

The lack of analog control is a huge turn off for me.The buttons are all cramped, and no matter what using the plus and minus buttons during smash(a game about frame by frame gameplay) doesn't seem that cool.Though it has that traditional fighter charm too it, I probably won't use it.

Well, I don't know if it will rule or suck. Just have to try and see.

[YPrrrr]

How are Wavebirds stupid?

Because I grew to hate them when I went over to my friends' houses, who had wavebirds, and then having to scour their house for batteries because the controller was dead. Then we'd end up sitting 5 feet away from the console anyways, defeating any purpose the wavebird might serve aside from not tangling cords. They were also very clunky in comparison with the standard controller, which I didn't really appreciate.

But other than that I appreciate their usefulness

[mariofreak]

wiimote with nunchuk and if i dont like it then gcn

[Samus Aran]

Because I grew to hate them when I went over to my friends' houses, who had wavebirds, and then having to scour their house for batteries because the controller was dead. Then we'd end up sitting 5 feet away from the console anyways, defeating any purpose the wavebird might serve aside from not tangling cords. They were also very clunky in comparison with the standard controller, which I didn't really appreciate.

But other than that I appreciate their usefulness

Wavebirds take a really long time to kill their batteries, so that first thing is hardly an issue. And it's not the Wavebird's fault that your friend and his/her family can't keep track of batteries.

They're not clunky at all. They're almost exactly the same as the normal ones.

[Kalahari Inkantation]

Wavebirds take a really long time to kill their batteries, so that first thing is hardly an issue. And it's not the Wavebird's fault that your friend and his/her family can't keep track of batteries.

They're not clunky at all. They're almost exactly the same as the normal ones.

THEY HAVE NO RUMBLE FUNCTIONALITY.
wired GCN controller>>>>waveburd

[Samus Aran]

THEY HAVE NO RUMBLE FUNCTIONALITY.
wired GCN controller>>>>waveburd

Rumble is virtually useless.

[Full Metal Ryder]

THEY HAVE NO RUMBLE FUNCTIONALITY.
wired GCN controller>>>>waveburd

Rumble is pointless.

Oh, and Kyle, the wavebird has approximately 80 hrs of life.

[YPrrrr]

Rumble is virtually useless.

So is a controller being wireless.

Or maybe both are subjective, idk.

[Full Metal Ryder]

So is a controller being wireless.

Not entirely,  don't get tangled, and they generally last longer then corded, if you have a large room you can move around.

[YPrrrr]

Not entirely,  don't get tangled, and they generally last longer then corded, if you have a large room you can move around.

- Small luxury
- I've never broken a corded controller
- Why would I be moving around while playing a game

[Trini]

- Small luxury
- I've never broken a corded controller
- Why would I be moving around while playing a game

It's still a luxury

Good for you.

I think he meant that you can move to other, possibly more comfortable places of the room, before you play. 

[Squirtlejazz]

Probably Gamecube or Classis, they are both very similar

[YPrrrr]

It's still a luxury

Good for you.

I think he meant that you can move to other, possibly more comfortable places of the room, before you play. 

If it's a luxury, that just means it's an extra unnecessary feature. So saying it's more than a small one really doesn't do a whole lot. It just further re-iterates my point that wirelessness is about as important as rumble.

[Trini]

If it's a luxury, that just means it's an extra unnecessary feature. So saying it's more than a small one really doesn't do a whole lot. It just further re-iterates my point that wirelessness is about as important as rumble.

You can trip over wires, and end up breaking your controllers and other things like that. It happens.

Rumble isn't convenient like a wireless controller is.