Day one buy.

THEY ACTUALLY DID IT AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
PLEASE TELL ME THERE IS A ZL BUTTON

There is.



Isn't it wonderful, Vipershark?

That's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.

I'M REALLY DISAPPOINTED THAT IT'S JUST A WIIMOTE ATTACHMENT BUT I DON'T CARE
IT'S PERFECT

How is there any way to be disappointed you get to use the fucking controller, jeezus flipping christ

Justice, men, had been done on the following day.


JUSTICE




Hungrybox puts that friggin hipster-ass coward in his place :<

Quote:How is there any way to be disappointed you get to use the fucking controller, jeezus flipping christ

It could sync to the Wii U itself?

But I think the reason it hooks into the Wiimote is so it can be used with Brawl/Mario Kart Wii/etc., so I'm cool with that.

It does seem an unusual choice, I would have expected it to be a reshaped WiiU pro controller rather than a Wiimore-reliant add on. But, I'm okay with this.

Hopefully the triggers are still actual triggers (they look like it) and not buttons. I honestly don't know why Nintendo dropped genuine triggers after GC.

(06-11-2014, 01:53 PM)Gwen Wrote: How is there any way to be disappointed you get to use the fucking controller, jeezus flipping christ

well considering the pro controller isn't an attachment,

I'm wondering deeply now. If this GameCube pad is a Wiimote slap-on now, doesn't that mean analog shoulder triggers wouldn't be a thing anymore? Therefore making a few titles for possible GC Virtual Console impossible?

Not necessarily...?
I'm pretty sure the classic controller and the gamecube controller work more or less the same way as far as the wii is concerned, so it must just consider the non-analogue L and R buttons to be fully on or fully off.
Considering that gamecube controllers still work as normal on the wii, the analogue function still has to be in there somewhere, though probably just unused on the newer controllers.

(06-11-2014, 01:32 PM)Vipershark Wrote: Like, I get that he appears to be firing a light arrow or whatever (which implies Zelda) but you seem to be discounting the fact that the arrow itself appears to be technological (even futuristic) in nature and that squid boss thing looked kind of like a mech of some sort.
Maybe this is a future game with tron arrows or something, who knows.

Hey, it's not like this is the first time out-of-place technology appeared in Zelda. Besides, with the introduction of the Ancient Robots, it just goes to show you what kind of technology could appear in this game series.

Still, that thing Link was fighting looked a little too unnatural for most Zelda games, so here's another theory on what the next game could be about.

What if Link has to defend Hyrule from alien invaders or something? Considering that Sci-fi hasn't been really touched at all in the franchise, I think it would be very interesting.

(06-11-2014, 02:00 PM)Vipershark Wrote:

(06-11-2014, 01:53 PM)Gwen Wrote: How is there any way to be disappointed you get to use the fucking controller, jeezus flipping christ

well considering the pro controller isn't an attachment,

But this controller can also be used with the Wii and Wii games this way.

(06-11-2014, 02:15 PM)E-Man Wrote: What if Link has to defend Hyrule from alien invaders or something? Considering that Sci-fi hasn't been really touched at all in the franchise, I think it would be very interesting.