How do you find the Wiimote (aka Wii Remote) as a Gaming Controller?

[WhileTrueBreak]

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[Marc_LFD]

Did any games actually use the original Classic Controller's analog triggers?

https://gbatemp.net/threads/has-the...ntroller-analog-triggers.612638/#post-9836662

I like using analog triggers even when it recognizes only as digital as it feels good and comfy.

 

[boot3]

Personally it depends on the game and how it utilizes the controller.

 

[anjanimal]

As a new user of Nintendo Wii, wiimote seems very awkward at first. I use my Wii for exergaming, and usually I hold 2 wiimotes. I got pretty decent cardio workouts everyday.

 

[ragnarok_approaches123]

Personally it depends on the game and how it utilizes the controller.

Some games like Pikmin and FPS games played better with it. I haven't played it myself but Red Steel II was apparently great because it used the Wii remote so well. It should have been supported by the Switch.

 

[duwen]

It's functional and (for better or worse) kind of unique. Like others have said, it really depends on the game. Wiimote on it's own; fine for motion control stuff (if you like/can bare motion control stuff), but pretty awkward used as a traditional 'vertical' controller. Wiimote + Nunchuck; usually fine, but massively depends on it's implementation. Wiimote as a lightgun; pretty much requires a 'gun' grip to not be uncomfortable. Wiimote + Classic Controller; If I can't use a GC controller then this is my default... but it will never not feel weird having the Wiimote tethered to the controller I'm using.

Not Nintendo's worst controller is probably how I'd sum it up.

 

[SylverReZ]

I've seen that its useful to connect them to your PC via Bluetooth for use with the Dolphin emulator.