Sentences with phrase «use wiimotes»

So, Brawl on Wii U, you can only use the Wiimotes, so those or the classic controllers, but there's adaptors out that lets you use GameCube controllers as classic controllers, I'd imagine that it would be best for Brawl.

The 12 minigames are split into 3 different types; single - player games designed just for the WiiU controller, competitive multiplayer games where up to 5 players compete against each other (up to 4 players use Wiimotes with Wii Motion Plus), or co-operative multiplayer games where players work together towards a common goal.

Using Wiimote for accelarating will not be fun, the car will skid all the time (so you will have to tap the «2» buttom which is aweful).

I'm looking forward to this game and hope that they have a sequel too, but would love to see a Red Steel 3, using the Wiimote and nunchuck.

Or as a secondary screen (even when using wiimotes).

One player uses the Wii U tablet controller, while the other 4 use the Wiimote and nun - chucks (when required).

Played this with three other guys, one controlling the game with the GamePad while I used the Wiimote with the others.

We're glad to see more gameplay examples of how the motion controls are going to work considering the fact that this game is the result of the good folks at Rainbow Studios asking how cool would it be to use the Wiimote to control a snake.

If you wanted to use the Wiimote then why the hell would you want to use a Pro controller just for the movement and not use the Nunchuck?

A lot of thought and testing has gone into all the new features that have been added to make sure they all feel as intuitive when using the WiiMote as in the first game.

Using the wiimote, players will have battles with other creatures, solve puzzles, and, along the way, try to collect over 250 unique parts.

In the game, players will be able to use the Wiimote or Stylus to play guitar, drums, bass, or front man.

Controlled using the Wiimote sideways like a NES controller, the game plays very much like any other classic Metroid game, but in a 3D environment.

Mario Chase is a mini-game based on the Mario series in which one player is Mario (using the GamePad) who is then chased around an arena by a player playing as Toad (using the Wiimote).

And using the wiimotes with Star Wars force unleashed was beyond awesome for feeling right in the game when you had some frustrations to let out.

Animal Crossing: Sweet Day is a mini-game based on the Animal Crossing series in which one player, using the GamePad, chases the other player as the police, while the other player (using the Wiimote) tries to pick up and return candy without being caught.

Metroid Blast is a mini-game based on the Metroid series in which one person flies the gunship (using the GamePad) and all other players play as Samus on foot (using Wiimotes and Nunchuks).

Pikmin Adventure is a mini-game based on the Pikmin series in which one person plays as Captain Olimar (using the GamePad), and the other player plays as a lone blue Pikmin (using the Wiimote).

The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest is a mini-game based on the Legend of Zelda series in which one player is the archer (using the GamePad) and all other players are swordsmen (using Wiimotes).

Luigi's Ghost Mansion is a mini-game based on Luigi's Mansion, in which one player is the ghost (using the GamePad) and all other players are Luigis (using the Wiimote) and players hunt each other.

They revealed that the main character is actually Bowser, who the player with the GamePad controls and he's able to bully the other players (presumably using Wiimotes) into doing tasks.

I was hoping it was be pretty fun on the Wii using the Wiimote and Nunchuk, but really it had pretty much the same feel as the Arcade versions.

You still move Mario around with the control stick and jump with the A button, but you can use the Wiimote's cursor to point at Starbits to suck them up or flick the Wiimote to perform an extra spin jump.

... in the early days of the Wii when it was first announced, we contemplated using the Wiimote for a drumming interface.

The original version used Wiimotes.

Other M appears to be catering to both fans of Prime (the 3D perspective) and the old side - scrolling adventures (2D and only using the Wiimote).

If at all possible I intend to keep using my Wiimote and nunchuck, but I doubt that option will be widely supported going forward, argh!

Not long after Twilight Princess, I bought Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, a game that, ironically, didn't even use Wiimote controls.

I noticed this when first person shooters that used the wiimote were considered inferior to dual analog controls.

The premise is that one person on the gamepad is running from the other players (who are using wiimotes) through a maze who are trying to capture him.

It echoes comments made by Shigeru Miyamoto last year, when he said the title would use the Wiimote add - on, although he didn't state at the time if it was to be exclusively used.

This doesn't seem too useful now unless Nintendo really uses the Wiimotes a lot with the Wii U.

The reasoning behind this decision to break with tradition came as a result of using the Wiimote to swing Link's sword.

Knowing what to do is simple, their insitance at using the Wiimote for precise movements make continuation impossible.

You can use the Wiimote, Wiimote + Nunchuck, Gamecube controller or Wii Classic remote.

However, it's notable that those games barely used the Wiimote (though the «little brother mode» was a pretty ingenious 2 - player innovation).

Certain games utilize the GamePad's touch controls and others use the Wiimote.

One of the problems with using the Wiimote is that it always looked dumb when Nintendo used them during their presentations, such as in Nintendo Directs or at E3.

Players can also use the Wiimote to perform cat - like saves, defending their goal from Megastrikes by grabbing the balls out of the air.

Featuring five party - style mini games, the title was boasted as being a game that «anyone can play», as it literally used the Wiimote's sensor to detect the vibrations from taps made near the controller (no button presses or use of the analogue stick).

«Calling» takes advantage of the Wii controls by using the Wiimote as a cell phone through which spirits talk to the player.

My olde guildemate Kaizer has made a sex game using the Wiimote, and it looks kinda hilarious: clearly the safest sex two people can have, judging by this video!

Like the NES Classic, they connect using the Wiimote controller port, which means you can (in theory) use them with SNES games on the Wii and Wii U.

Does it make you feel like you're using a Wiimote (Wii Remote) or not?

At the top of the preferences menu, check off «Switch after disconnect» in order to instruct the application to immediately switch off the Wiimote IME when you're done using the Wiimote.

We've reverted back to using Wiimotes - remember those, from the original Wii - to play through the likes of Super Mario 3D World with ease, or there's a Pro controller which is, well, a lot more like an Xbox controller.

Not exact matches

An inventor used a Kinect, two Wiimotes and some other tech gear to modify a robot to mirror his actions.

Balloon Busters from 7 uses the 3DS microphone to blow into a balloon, while At the Chomp Wash from 8 uses the touchscreen in lieu of Wiimote controls.

Nintendo never should have moved away from the motion gaming wiimotes that made the Wii so great and simple to use.

It's not online, local only: one person on the TV using anything from the Wii's classic controllers to Wiimote and Nunchuck, and of course the Wii U Pro, while the other is on the GamePad looking at his screen.