Nintendo Wavebird magazine ad: brilliant

[Despair]

I think Ethugg is just jealos that its Cube that got Wavebird, and not Xbox

Good add though

[Luke]

Originally posted by EThugg


Yea, good comparisons. Rumble IS useless. And name all the games that will ever require wireless pads the way analog is needed for some games... that's right, none. Fag.

Hey, only gay people can use that word!! Well, wait.

[EThugg]

Originally posted by Luke


Hey, only gay people can use that word!! Well, wait.

Despite my general responses, I am happy, so I guess I can use that word. Worked out good, eh?

[Melf]

Originally posted by Rick
Perhaps he just likes to sit on the can. I know I do sometimes...

Like when you think you have to go but it's just gas? Yeah, that's just.....







Man it's late..

[Zorro]

Originally posted by EThugg


I have a TV in my bathroom itself, and never once considered playing games while shitting...

That is what the GBA is for.

[Regus]

Originally posted by EThugg

Originally posted by Lucas Barton

yeah, controllers are pretty useless.

Wireless controllers are. The normal wired ones worked perfect already. Zero room for improvment.

I'm gonna have to agree with EThugg on this one. Experience has thought me that when it comes to video games, anything wireless is crap.

[Stibbons]

The Wavebird uses RF, like your radio or cellphone, so it's not like past wireless devices that required you to aim at your system. You can be anywhere within the Wavebird's range and it works, no matter what you're facing, etc.

[Zorro]

My only problem with the wavebird is that it has no rumble. I used to hate the rumble feature, but after playing more than a few games with it, I have to say that it makes a big difference. Try playing a game for a week or two with the rumble function turned on, then turn it off. For me, not having the controller rumbling seemed ABNORMAL and I preferd to have it on.

[K3V]

Originally posted by Regus

I'm gonna have to agree with EThugg on this one. Experience has thought me that when it comes to video games, anything wireless is crap.

You obviously haven't used a WaveBird yet then. I never used wireless before this due to their consistent crappiness, but Nintendo really got this one right.

-Kevin

[Zorro]

Originally posted by Stibbons
The Wavebird uses RF, like your radio or cellphone,

A closer approximation would be a garage door opener remote.