Yeah, it's called Looksley's Line Up in america and something less gay here in europe(Tales in a Box: Hidden Shapes in Perspective). Only on DSiWare.shakirmoledina said:
It's really picky about the background.
And it's challenging too.
Buckle Up For Super Mario 3D Gyro Camera
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It's really picky about the background.
And it's challenging too.
My experience using the gyro in the periscope mode in Steel Diver made me a believer in the 3DS motion controls. It's much faster and more accurate than the Wii's motion controls -- I was surprised.
I really think that the Gyro+Slide Pad dual analog control scheme is gonna work well for 3DS games.
I really think that the Gyro+Slide Pad dual analog control scheme is gonna work well for 3DS games.
It had no room for a second stick.
Probably be tilt left and right (not back and forward) at a fair amount so you wouldn't lose the 3D or move the camera by mistake and stop when you are at a fair amount straighten up.
Not sure if zoom can use gyro.
Probably be tilt left and right (not back and forward) at a fair amount so you wouldn't lose the 3D or move the camera by mistake and stop when you are at a fair amount straighten up.
Not sure if zoom can use gyro.
Of course it's optional. What, do you think that Nintendo expect you to be able to turn 360 degrees wherever you go? You'd look like really stupid, just picture yourself spinning in place on a bus or something.Takeshi said:
FYI, the gyro camera control in Steel Diver that I was mentioning was optional. It's just waay cooler with the gyro controls, since it's like using a real periscope in the game.
KingVamp said:
The genius engineers at Nintendo could have easily just made it dual stick, even if it meant using a different input from the circle pad.
Also, it's good to know that Super Mario 3D will just have a terrible camera. Thanks Nintendo!
Am I missing something here or doesn`t the Wii have a second Analog-Stick as well (Pointer could work as a way to move camera but that wasn`t utilized in SMG(2)) and it still managed to have the best game of this generation.
Though I guess this time they want to have more open levels similar to SM64 in contrary to the more straight forward levels of Galaxy so maybe that is why they are talking about camera movement, since like I said in Galaxy it`s pretty sufficient to have limited control over the camera via d-pad, since the guided-camera is perfect most of the time!
But honestly no matter what they`ll do to control it I think everyone can be assured, that it is going to work well. It`s not like people ever got disappointed with main Mario games...
Though I guess this time they want to have more open levels similar to SM64 in contrary to the more straight forward levels of Galaxy so maybe that is why they are talking about camera movement, since like I said in Galaxy it`s pretty sufficient to have limited control over the camera via d-pad, since the guided-camera is perfect most of the time!
But honestly no matter what they`ll do to control it I think everyone can be assured, that it is going to work well. It`s not like people ever got disappointed with main Mario games...
But that 1st always comes unexpected... Do you expect the Mario game that brings back the racoon-suit to suckBladexdsl said:there's a 1ST for everythingMaster Mo said:
Master Mo said:But that 1st always comes unexpected... Do you expect the Mario game that brings back the racoon-suit to suckBladexdsl said:there's a 1ST for everythingMaster Mo said:I don`t think so
I know my first mario game's It was on a 4 in 1 game boy color game XD
it's not that i'm worried about it's how they expect us to use the damn camera would you want to be spinning around so you can move it?Master Mo said:But that 1st always comes unexpected... Do you expect the Mario game that brings back the racoon-suit to suckBladexdsl said:there's a 1ST for everythingMaster Mo said:I don`t think so
