Dress up like Jon Lindemann.
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QuoteI was wondering at the time what we would be able to substitute for the missing buttons. Remember, at the time of the original interview, I hadn't even touched a Wii controller. As far as doing something new, there are obviously a million new ideas that come to mind in working with what we now know as the Wii controller.
QuoteWith that in mind, making our current iteration of MK with a new controller (with fewer button inputs) does impose challenges. But the new controller also opens up a sea of new possible ideas that could not have been considered with the traditional game-pad configuration. That is were the controller gets exciting from a developer's standpoint.
QuoteUnfortunately I can't confirm the use of any of the controllers at this time. But I can assure you that we are definitely going to look into all of the controller options available to the Wii. Wii would be crazy not to. Sorry, I couldn't resist. [Smiles]
Quote1UP: What about your comment that it seems difficult to make a fighter because of the number of buttons available ("I don't know how you could. One of the things about the Revolution controller is that you don't have immediate access to a whole bunch of buttons." -Game Informer Online, March 14th, 2006) -- still agree?EB: My comments were referring to making our current iteration of Mortal Kombat, meaning the original side to side perspective that was designed with many button inputs in mind.
Quote1UP: Smash Bros. on Wii will reportedly not use many of the special features built into the system's controller. Did hearing that make you think -- at least somewhat -- that your original comments were on the money?EB: Hearing that did make sense (as I explained before) because Smash Bros. was originally designed with a different controller scheme in mind than the new Wii controller. I'm sure a completely new Smash Bros. could be designed that utilizes the new Wii controller, but it would probably be different than previous versions -- a different input scheme and maybe a different camera perspective as well.