kid _icarus
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Gamecube Controller. Always.
what are you talking about man, its all about the wiimote held sideways
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Gamecube Controller. Always.
Classic controller is the best for me, I never played melee and GC controller has too short wire.
And they are almost the same.
Wiimote held sideways is fo' CHUMPS! lol nawwhat are you talking about man, its all about the wiimote held sideways
what are you talking about man, its all about the wiimote held sideways
☆ Yea, I pretty much still stand with this. XD ☆☆ The Classic Controller is the greatest. You'll have more control functions than the Gamecube Controller has, and you can save your controls when you go to someone else's Wii on your Wii Mote. Of course I know this because I use the Classic Controller myself. =D ☆
☆ When it come's to control options here's my pros and cons of different controllers since I use them all: ☆
Wii Mote Alone:
Pros:
+ It's simple to use
+ You can easily use Smash Attacks
+ You can save your controls on your Wii Mote
Cons:
- Hard to use on competive play
- Not enough control options
- Hard to use grabs and shield
- You have to modify jump controls to use them better
Wii Mote & Nunchku:
+ The most control options out of the four
+ You can save your controls on your Wii Mote
Cons:
- It's the hardest to mater over the four controls
- Hard to modify your control functions for competitive play
Classic Controller:
+ Soft controls for gentle fingers
+ Same feeling as the GC controller
+ Great use for competitive play
+ You can save your controls on your Wii Mote
Cons:
- Hard to use with someone with big hands and/or fingers
- Hardest to grip when it come's to the other four controls
Gamecube Controller:
+ Best competitive controller out of the four controllers
+ Most familiar for those who played Melee
+ Best grip out of the four controllers
Cons:
- You have to hard tap the controls, while the Wii Mote's you can soft tap it
- The most overused controller out of the four controllers
- You can't save your control changes on your Gamecube Controller but your Wii Mote only
This happens everytime a group of my friends come to play Brawl at my hosue☆ It's only a con when you see one out of one hundred people with the same controller, when you mistakenly misplace yours then someone else take's it. =P ☆
☆ He doesn't have to play other controllers if he doesn't have to, lol. Though it is fun to try them though. ☆Really? Why not?
I tried them all. I personally think that GC controller is the best.GameCube controller. I'm used to it in Melee and when Brawl came out I never bothered trying any of the other controllers.
Partly for B-Sticking (I have a different name saved with that control setting), but mostly out of laziness.Really? Why not?
I see. Maybe I should try different controllers out to see which one I play better with.Partly for B-Sticking (I have a different name saved with that control setting), but mostly out of laziness.
☆ Wii Mote & Nunchaku and Classic Controler has more control options than the Gamecube Controler. It's just that the Classic Controler takes time to handle since you can't use the D-Pad to move and the Joy Stick is very close together. Wii Mote & Nunchaku has too many separate buttons to press, which make's that combination that hardest. Still, the Wii Mote alone is the weakest of the four controls. ☆There's so many things that you can't do with the others. Trying to grab with the wiimote is pretty silly, and so is jumping
you can lay down with a Gamecube controller o-0The wiimote/nunchuk is excellent for my lazy style: wireless and easy to play with laying down.