quote: was under the impression that it would come with NES games on the hardrive, with the ability to download games from SNES and N64. That's what I read from the gaming convention.
I don't see how any of that is possible with that controller.
Look at the controller - flipping it to the side, it basically becomes a perfectly serviceable NES controller!
I thought that was how it was supposed to be held until I saw the pics with the people holding it correctly.
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New info. Apparently a conventional normal controller like-shell will be available for the remote to slip down into to allow you to play "normally" if you are too big of an opponent of change.
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XD The zapper!!! Oh, a rush of childhood memories of times when I would futily shoot at a certain giggling dog!
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This looks great. When I was younger we used to tease my mom for jerking the controller in the air to 'help' Mario make a jump. I think that using a motion sensor will be more intuitive than people realize.
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It looks like a TV remote. I guess that means my dad will have control of it. Because he controls all the remotes.
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quote:Originally posted by Audeo: This looks great. When I was younger we used to tease my mom for jerking the controller in the air to 'help' Mario make a jump. I think that using a motion sensor will be more intuitive than people realize.
Don't you know that the Nintendo controllers had sekrit motion sensors? That actually worked!
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The jerking the controller around phenomenon amused me most when people would do it with a gameboy, moving the screen around so much they couldn't really see what they were doing.