Odama on the Wii
11-16-06 | 09:51 AM
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Odama on the Wii
I bought Odama a week ago, and my wife and I really enjoy it. Will Odama work on the Wii? The microphone is required, but I don't think there is a place to plug it in. Is there are workaround?
11-16-06 | 01:24 PM
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Has it been 100% confirmed that GC controllers will work for Virtual Console games?
This came up in a thread a couple of weeks ago and someone noted that it hadn't been confirmed yet, but seemed likely.
This came up in a thread a couple of weeks ago and someone noted that it hadn't been confirmed yet, but seemed likely.
11-16-06 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Josh Hinkle
Has it been 100% confirmed that GC controllers will work for Virtual Console games?
This came up in a thread a couple of weeks ago and someone noted that it hadn't been confirmed yet, but seemed likely.
This came up in a thread a couple of weeks ago and someone noted that it hadn't been confirmed yet, but seemed likely.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com....php?id=148658
Can you specify which controllers it will be possible to use for each of the VC games types (NES, SNES, PC Engine, N64)?
Nintendo: All virtual console games can be played using the Classic Controller or Nintendo GameCube pads. The Wii Remote can also be turned on its side and used as a traditional controller to play NES games. However, a game will only be playable with the control mechanism it was designed for. So, for example, you will play NES games with the D-pad, not an analogue stick or motion-sensitive functionality.
Can you specify which controllers it will be possible to use for each of the VC games types (NES, SNES, PC Engine, N64)?
Nintendo: All virtual console games can be played using the Classic Controller or Nintendo GameCube pads. The Wii Remote can also be turned on its side and used as a traditional controller to play NES games. However, a game will only be playable with the control mechanism it was designed for. So, for example, you will play NES games with the D-pad, not an analogue stick or motion-sensitive functionality.
11-16-06 | 02:56 PM
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So, for example, you will play NES games with the D-pad, not an analogue stick or motion-sensitive functionality.
11-16-06 | 03:05 PM
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hmmm... I thought I read some games (Genesis?) would not work with the GC controller. I wonder where I read that.
The retro controller looks cool, but with 2 Wavebirds sitting around, the need for one is very low. Not to mention the Wavebird doesn't have to be tethered to the Wiimote to work.
On the plus side though, you don't need two sets of batteries if you use the retro pad instead of the GC.
The retro controller looks cool, but with 2 Wavebirds sitting around, the need for one is very low. Not to mention the Wavebird doesn't have to be tethered to the Wiimote to work.
On the plus side though, you don't need two sets of batteries if you use the retro pad instead of the GC.
11-16-06 | 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
hmmm... I thought I read some games (Genesis?) would not work with the GC controller. I wonder where I read that.
The retro controller looks cool, but with 2 Wavebirds sitting around, the need for one is very low. Not to mention the Wavebird doesn't have to be tethered to the Wiimote to work.
On the plus side though, you don't need two sets of batteries if you use the retro pad instead of the GC.
The retro controller looks cool, but with 2 Wavebirds sitting around, the need for one is very low. Not to mention the Wavebird doesn't have to be tethered to the Wiimote to work.
On the plus side though, you don't need two sets of batteries if you use the retro pad instead of the GC.
11-16-06 | 11:30 PM
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Is there any news on an actual sequel? I know the game intimates one, but sales seemed pretty dismal. Anyway, I really enjoyed the game and would've been interestedd if they had went ahead with/included bongo control. I'm not really sure how the wiimote's abilities could be put to use, but then not all games need to go all out with the motion control . . .
