Gaming Forums => General Gaming => Topic started by: nemo_83 on August 16, 2006, 12:24:22 AM
Title: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: nemo_83 on August 16, 2006, 12:24:22 AM
Soul Calibur: I'll start with the game that should work with the remote the best. Imagine using the nunchuck's stick to move the character around and the remote to swing the weapon freely, using a button on one of the handles to jump, and other buttons along with remote movements to trigger special moves you can't do just by swinging at the other guy's face.
Mortal Kombat: This game has been confirmed but noone knows how it will control. It won't be the Mortal Kombat I want. The game I want would go back to 2D, now with scrolling FMV backgrounds (like RErebirth and Zero) and all the power focused on the two 3D character models. Players would dual wield remotes. One dpad would move the character old school style. The other buttons, like Soul Calibur, would be used with the remotes' motion tech to trigger special moves. Your swings with the remotes would by default throw punches, and holding the B buttons would allow you to kick with the remotes. Wounds would remain the whole match. If you slice someone with a blade using the remote, the wound will appear where you swing and how you swing. If you just hack into someone, your blade will get stuck in them; depending on your weapon you might find you have to pull the blade to cut with it like a steak knife.
I want to go back to the gritty aesthetic the game took when it first came out.
Street Fighter: Possibly the greatest challenge. This game can't work with 2D sprites and the remote. I would want it to be toon shaded, 3D, and using two nude remotes. One dpad would be for your 2D character movement, jumping, and ducking. Up and down on the other dpad would move you along the third dimension during the fight. Your swings with the remotes would by default throw punches, holding the B buttons would allow you to kick with the remotes, and you would use other buttons to to trigger special moves allow you to puppeteer the character's limbs when doing something like throwing a fireball.
Super Smash Bore: Nintendo has come out and said they won't use the remote for SSB. I think they could do some cool things with this game and two remotes (it is 2D). When you get the hammer for example, you could really swing it. When you throw characters, you could actually throw them.
DBZ: I would want this game to control like Street Fighter, but using a remote to fly.
Everything should be online.
And it would be nice to see an original fighter as well.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: KDR_11k on August 16, 2006, 04:25:44 AM
Classic fighting games will use the classic controller.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: NinGurl69 *huggles on August 16, 2006, 06:55:34 AM
Nice to see everything is resolved.
Title: RE:Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: nemo_83 on August 16, 2006, 12:55:01 PM
I could have sworn I posted this in the Wii section.
The classic pad is inferior to the 360 pad, and it's a cop out.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: Ceric on August 16, 2006, 01:19:28 PM
A cop out. Yes indeed. Inferior to the 360 pad. I'll have to play with both of them first.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: mantidor on August 17, 2006, 08:41:31 AM
the remote offers the possibility to push forward an archaic genre, its disappointing Nintendo isn't going to do it with Brawl, specially since the first smash bros was so fresh and new for a fighting game. The game will be awesome for sure, at the very least is going to have an amazing soundtrack, but I wish someone would make a fighting game using the remote.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: KDR_11k on August 17, 2006, 09:28:41 AM
I think the pushing forward should be done with a new series, people buy Smash Bros for a certain gameplay.
Title: RE:Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: Requiem on August 17, 2006, 03:54:47 PM
Quote Originally posted by: mantidor the remote offers the possibility to push forward an archaic genre, its disappointing Nintendo isn't going to do it with Brawl, specially since the first smash bros was so fresh and new for a fighting game. The game will be awesome for sure, at the very least is going to have an amazing soundtrack, but I wish someone would make a fighting game using the remote.
DBZ
Title: RE:Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: GoldenPhoenix on August 17, 2006, 10:20:30 PM
I think my opinion can be summed up as follows: Traditional fighting games would best fit the Xbox 360 controller and non-combo intensive fighters would best fit the Wii controller. Also like someone else said, the Wii controller has potential to beef up the innovation level of fighters, possibly creating a new breed.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: KDR_11k on August 18, 2006, 01:41:50 AM
Traditional fighting games would best fit the Xbox 360 controller
I beg to differ, when I play Melty Blood I disconnect the XC controller in order to use my Stormtrooper gamepad, which works much better for 2d because its analog stick has a good deadzone in digital mode.
Title: RE:Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: Darkheart on August 18, 2006, 05:31:16 AM
And I still say smash will use the Wii Classic Pad, Gamecube controller options are nice but I think they need an official Wii controller input as well. So far the only game to use the GCpad would be Dragonball Z and SSBB and even Dragonball uses the nunchuck/wiimote combo as a primary input. So all in all I believe SSBB will have Wii Classic controller as its primary scheme, and Gamecube as its second.
Title: RE:Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: nemo_83 on August 19, 2006, 12:17:53 AM
Are we going to be able to plug the 360 controller into the USB? That would be funny.
Title: RE: Grudge Match from Hell: Wii Remote Vs Fighting Games
Post by: wandering on August 19, 2006, 03:14:20 PM
Quote And I still say smash will use the Wii Classic Pad
