Gaming Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - Discussion Thread
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I looked up on my Smash Booklet and it does show this method too which I'll try tomorrow as I can't be bothered to try it again today.
I absolutely refuse to play any stages on Easy difficulty and never have I played any games on anything lower than Normal (how the game was meant to be played like originally after all).
wireless is good?!
gimmick not needed
put in some 2800 nimh and it will last weeks
fits like a glove
it has them
nope all 3 still in perfect working condition it's just the lighting
it's clean now
The Wavebird is notorious for its increased lag when playing Smash. I have mine and I could test it out in conjunction with the new Smash GC controller and an OEM white one from Japan, but it's easier to just think about how you literally never see anyone at a tournament play with a Wavebird. It's essentially a waste of money if bought now. The new controllers are 10 feet long and the adapter itself has a 3 foot cord.
i have never seen or experienced any lag. people prob have other devices near that interfere with it.
not only does that look fugly with all the wires stretched across your floor (i have ther adapter tucked neatly under my entertainment unit sticking out flush from the bottom) but if you have kids they tend to run around a lot even in front of the tv and than what happens?
the same reason i mentioned above too much stuff to interfere with it at them events.
It wasn't even an issue with interference back when tournaments were just TVs in some guy's basement. The Wavebirds introduces minimal lag, but the lag is present. And honestly, the "fugliness" of a solid black wire stretching from my TV to wherever I'm playing doesn't hold a candle to the lack of comfort and ugliness introduced by the bulk of a Wavebird.
you must just have fuge hands than because it's the most comfortable controller to hold. or maybe you just need to git gewd
you must just have fuge hands than because it's the most comfortable controller to hold. or maybe you just need to git gewd
I play at a professional competition level. Given the context clues of my username and me being a female, you may be able to spot me in the top 10 of many tournaments
Outside of that however, it may honestly be my least favorite controller for the Gamecube. Hell, I played Smash with the ASCII keyboard for fun and had a more enjoyable time.
I like big controllers but given the choice to use the original one I avoid it.
Good to know.
You can set how much of the cable you want to use rather than all of it at once.
Nintendo knew that the WaveBird wasn't going to be a good option so they decided to release the one and only GameCube controller, plus, if you want a wireless controller there's plenty of choices.
I wouldn't recommend anyone to play with the GamePad or Wiimote but if they don't have the GameCube adapter the best options available would be the Hori/PDP still despite that they're also wireless (connect to the Wiimote).
Is the Bluetooth tech used in the Wiimote any better than the RF tech in the WaveBird for playing Smash Bros.? Has anyone actually measured the lag and susceptibility to interference? Both operate at the 2.4GHz frequency band. 
So I'm almost done with all the Smash Events but this Kirby is rather hard to focus considering the stage is so big and sometimes tough to tell where I am.
It's not a gimmick it adds to the gaming experience and has always been part of it.
It doesn't matter when it started the fact is that it makes the experience much better but the GamePad's vibration is absolutely terrible to the point I'd rather just turn it off.
Yeah, what's up with that smartphone-like vibration that's extremely loud? I far prefer the motors in the Wii U Pro Controller... The vibration of the GameCube controller is a tad too soft for my liking.
I was literally shaken when I first played with the gamecube controller.
You know what's weird, though? If I play Smash Bros., to me the GameCube controller feels the most natural to use. If I play Super Mario 3D World, I just want to use the Wii U Pro Controller. If I play Pikmin 3, I refuse to use anything other than the Wiimote + Nunchuk. If I play Mario Kart 8, I just have to use the Wii Wheel.
Despite all that, I have no problems transitioning from one game to another. I realized that only now and it's amazing when you think about it. Some people will no doubt use a single controller for most games, but I'm so far really enjoying the variety and options.
Despite all that, I have no problems transitioning from one game to another. I realized that only now and it's amazing when you think about it. Some people will no doubt use a single controller for most games, but I'm so far really enjoying the variety and options.
The Wii U Pro Controller is OK but I've never really liked it very much after using GameCube, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Original Xbox due to the lack of analogue triggers and the wrong placement of the right analogue stick I just never found it suitable for me.
If Nintendo released the "Wii U Pro Controller Plus" with analogue triggers and the right analogue stick on the bottom then I'd buy it day one!
So I'm almost done with all the Smash Events but this Kirby is rather hard to focus considering the stage is so big and sometimes tough to tell where I am.
This level is really, REALLy bad. So big that you will get lost in it.
BTW, I still cant over that fact that I cant join other poeple`s games with my friends either online or offline.
I ended up playing this god awful confusing stage on Easy mode because it was just too damn hard to keep track on Normal.
Anyway,
WHOA!! GET YOUR ASS LOOKED!
MY FUCKING DICK HURTS!!
someone got hold of nintendo tech support on ign and this is what they said about the crashing.
so update 5.3.2 does not fix it
so update 5.3.2 does not fix it
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