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Kazerei

Banned

• Nov 9, 2012

• #51

Yoshi's Fruit Cart looks pretty interesting now. Octopus Dance and Captain Falcon's Twister Race still look dumb though.

 

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jacksrb

Member

• Nov 9, 2012

• #52

ThaGuy said:

I still wonder if I can use my non motion+ wiimotes. Any guesses?

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Yes - only Zelda and metroid require them.

 

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CoilShot

Member

• Nov 9, 2012

• #53

That music is amazing

 

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Currygan

at last, for christ's sake

• Nov 9, 2012

• #54

looking sharp, great music, and seemingly great fun with mates

 

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Relaxed Muscle

Member

• Nov 9, 2012

• #55

The hub world looks actually more fun than most of these minigames...

 

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RoyalFool

Banned

• Nov 10, 2012

• #56

Looks good, but I'm a bit puzzled by what additional controllers this thing actually needs - was about to get a couple of pro controllers for the kids but noticed some of the games appear to have some waggle mechanics going on.. so confused, I kind of assume the wiimote support was more for older titles and that it was mostly going to be fancy controller + pro pads for future titles, or is the wiimote still the default fall back method for other players?

 

Tathanen

Get Inside Her!

• Nov 10, 2012

• #57

RoyalFool said:

Looks good, but I'm a bit puzzled by what additional controllers this thing actually needs - was about to get a couple of pro controllers for the kids but noticed some of the games appear to have some waggle mechanics going on.. so confused, I kind of assume the wiimote support was more for older titles and that it was mostly going to be fancy controller + pro pads for future titles, or is the wiimote still the default fall back method for other players?

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Pretty much any multiplayer game relies on Wii Remotes, yes. And the Metroid and Zelda games in NintendoLand in particular require MotionPlus for those Remotes.

 

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Myriadis

Member

• Nov 11, 2012

• #58

I got a huge Banjo-Kazooie - Nuts and Bolts vibe from just looking at the hub world. Nutty Acres, anyone?