If a delay will make the game better then so be it. Every game has only one chance to make a great impression to its players so they better make it count.
It makes no sense to have a USB charger on the WiiMote, since most games rely on the free-motion actions people perform on the Wii. Sony primarily included the USB capability on the SixAxiS so that people can continue to play while they have low battery levels. The SixAxiS only detects the six directional tilt motions (does not measure how fast you tilt) so its safe. Some people are throwing their WiiMotes around while playing something, adding a USB cable might cause them to trip over and fall.
I tried Wii Play at GameXCrazy last night, and imo, I would rather spend 10 dollars worth of quarters on the light gun game Point Blank if arcades still exist.
[QUOTE="alpax"]Is Super Paper Mario for the Gamecube or is it for the Wii? Im getting confused now, when I placed my reservation at GameXCrazy back in August 2006 (been looking forward to it for a while), it was for Gamecube. Will it be like Twilight Princess where versions are availible for both systems? Based on the screenshots and videos I saw, I think the game is better off on a gamecube controller or a Wii Classic Controller.omgadam
yea, its switched to Wii. You hold the Wiimote sideways (classic position) and use teh D-pad to navigate.
I did not really like to play NES games on the VC using the WiiMote since one end has a groove and another one does not. I liked the N64, GCN, and Nunchuck controllers since there was a handle for the entire hand, but the c l a s s i c controller is surprisingly missing that though the controller is much bigger than the SNES one to compromise the lack of handle. I just question this move since I believe the game could be accomodated for more people if it was on the GCN.
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