Super Smash Bros. Brawl revealed

lol at compatible with the gamecube controller
even the devs realize how hokey the wii remote is

 If the WII controller is so hokey then why did Sony rip it off.

you come from the IGN forums?
i can tell.

it\'s ok, we forgive you

lol at compatible with the gamecube controller
even the devs realize how hokey the wii remote is

Hey, you wanted first party games to use a standard controller, well here you go.
 
Brian, perhaps to mm\'s point of view, the added feature to the PS3 controller is hokey as well.
 
Regardless of your viewpoint, it\'s certainly limited in scope and usefulness.
 
-Dan

waving a controller in the air like a fool is far from usefull, to me.

\'tilt\' function of PS3 controller = hokey, i didn\'t think i had to actually say it.

standard wireless controllers were revolutionary enough.

PS3 has the TILT becuz they lost the RUMBLE from that old ongoing lawsuit.

\'Interference\' of rumble tech + tilt tech is NOT the reason of the omition.

there was an easy workaround for the "rumble" technology patent, very easy.

but to put "rumble" and "tilt" in one controller would increase the size/mass of it.
large controller = failure in japan

you come from the IGN forums?
i can tell.

it\'s ok, we forgive you

 Um nope wrong there dude. Im just a casual gamer that sees right through Sonys crap.

Already been posted man, get a new joke.

lol, nice troll attempt.
really, you\'re outclassed before you ever registered here.

although if you want to play, i\'m always game.

If the WII controller is so hokey then why did Sony rip it off.

Since you are a casual gamer I dont think you would have a problem with that...right?

mm, Nintendo\'s controller tilts and does way more, plus rumble, plus an included speaker without being bulky. I was reading about the motion-sensing technology on PlanetGamecube this morning, and at least the core of it is a handful of millimeters in size.
 
Sony lost the rumble feature because of the lawsuit, because it\'s lazy and because it wanted to me-too Nintendo\'s controller in some fashion.
 
-Dan

the speaker is yet another hokey addition.
expect little to no 3rd party support.

sony could have had the "rumble" feature if they wanted.
most modern patents are easily circumvented, or simply license the technology.

True, they were lazy.
 
Personally, I love the speaker idea, and it\'s so easy that any third party could map sounds to it.
 
Your gun could fire in your hand, the tennis ball hits the racket there. It\'s a cheap way to bring everyone some of the fun surround-sound feel.
 
Way better an idea than trying to force developers to use microphone support. Oftentimes, that is hokey.
 
-Dan

like seaman?

yeah, that was hokey (yet, oddly entertaining)