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Anyone here getting a Wavebird?(controller)
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I intend to get a British one when it comes out. Maybe 2. Shame theres no rumble though.
I won't be getting any Wavebird controllers for the simple reason that I'm partially sighted; therefore needing to sit close to the television, which renders a cordless controller absolutely useless.
the colour of the WAvebird is great!
Yes I'd prefer black, but it isn't the same as the N64 controllers.
It's nice and shinnnyyyyyyy :D
Yes I'd prefer black, but it isn't the same as the N64 controllers.
It's nice and shinnnyyyyyyy :D
yeah its a brilliant peice of kit. i really like the conventional white. its well practical and it has rumble feature.
Does yours have a rumble feature?
These guys are saying it does not have one?
These guys are saying it does not have one?
Dringo wrote:
> I'll definatly be getting a Wave Bird, i hear it is excellent yet no
> rumble feature.
Do not lose hope! Luckily, Nintendo have included a rumble feature for the European Wavebird. Check SR magazine, page 13.
> I'll definatly be getting a Wave Bird, i hear it is excellent yet no
> rumble feature.
Do not lose hope! Luckily, Nintendo have included a rumble feature for the European Wavebird. Check SR magazine, page 13.
What? The european version is going to have a rumble pack! Ahh well. The batteries will be used up a lot quicker so I'm glad I got one in from the US (my dad got it for me while he was there so I didn't have to pay loads to get it imported).
Mine cost £23.18 and I imported from Canada
Shish! That's cheaper than just buying it in a shop in the USA. Why didn't you have to pay extra for an import and how did you get it for such a low price?
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