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...and it's great.
it actually feels lighter than my normal controller, and it can play from insane distances! the extra controller is not very noticable, and actually looks, if not better, then more 'tidy' in my mind. the receiver is only bout' an inch high, so it won't looks tupid in your GC.
in short, get one of these when you buy a GC. they are more then worth the extra £10.
it actually feels lighter than my normal controller, and it can play from insane distances! the extra controller is not very noticable, and actually looks, if not better, then more 'tidy' in my mind. the receiver is only bout' an inch high, so it won't looks tupid in your GC.
in short, get one of these when you buy a GC. they are more then worth the extra £10.
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gamezfreak wrote
>I'm going to ask Special Reserve if there is anyway of swapping the extra
>GC controller to a wavebird in its Firepack deal.
what i found was better 2 do was get the g-cube and memory card and buy the controlers seperatly from play.com cos on play the official controlers r 17.99 pounds not 20-25 pounds and sonic is 32.99 not 36.99 that what i did
>I'm going to ask Special Reserve if there is anyway of swapping the extra
>GC controller to a wavebird in its Firepack deal.
what i found was better 2 do was get the g-cube and memory card and buy the controlers seperatly from play.com cos on play the official controlers r 17.99 pounds not 20-25 pounds and sonic is 32.99 not 36.99 that what i did
I'm going to ask Special Reserve if there is anyway of swapping the extra GC controller to a wavebird in its Firepack deal.
JC941 wrote:
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
Actually, you're not you can either -
Rely on guess work
Or use the 'rumble off' option, in which !! shows on the screen
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
Actually, you're not you can either -
Rely on guess work
Or use the 'rumble off' option, in which !! shows on the screen
does the wavebird rumble at all though?
Christanious Mincefire wrote:
> JC941 wrote:
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit
> screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
>
> They don't rely entirely on rumble, otherwise nintendo would have
> thought ' oh, crap, hang on, this relies entierly on rumble, thats no
> good...
Yes they do. What about the heart beat game?
> JC941 wrote:
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit
> screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
>
> They don't rely entirely on rumble, otherwise nintendo would have
> thought ' oh, crap, hang on, this relies entierly on rumble, thats no
> good...
Yes they do. What about the heart beat game?
I won't mind the rumble at all, I'm getting one for christmas (wavebird) so I will be using it when I get back from Watford on the 27th.
I love my Wavebird, the lack of rumble is only a problem in MP4, but otherwise it doesn't bother me at all :)
pottocks.
JC941 wrote:
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
They don't rely entirely on rumble, otherwise nintendo would have thought ' oh, crap, hang on, this relies entierly on rumble, thats no good...
> SOme Mario Party4 mini games rely on pad rummbles. So ur a bit screwed
> if you use a WaveBird thats why i dont think i will get one.
They don't rely entirely on rumble, otherwise nintendo would have thought ' oh, crap, hang on, this relies entierly on rumble, thats no good...
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