metaleggman wrote:Yes, they are wireless, but the bluetooth receiver (or w/e it is) only has enough bandwidth for a certain amount of controllers. I doubt nintendo would go and use something with twice the bandwidth necesarry, considering they wanted to make it as inexpensive as possible.
Mozgus wrote:metaleggman wrote:Yes, they are wireless, but the bluetooth receiver (or w/e it is) only has enough bandwidth for a certain amount of controllers. I doubt nintendo would go and use something with twice the bandwidth necesarry, considering they wanted to make it as inexpensive as possible.
4 people use wiimotes, and 4 people sitting next to those first 4 people use the nunchucks dangling off the the wiimotes. I bet you anything it's something stupid like that. Keep in mind that all 8 devices are motion controlled individually, so if the game is relying on that for the aiming, then it's giving everyone the same advantage/disadvantage.
Mozgus wrote:metaleggman wrote:Yes, they are wireless, but the bluetooth receiver (or w/e it is) only has enough bandwidth for a certain amount of controllers. I doubt nintendo would go and use something with twice the bandwidth necesarry, considering they wanted to make it as inexpensive as possible.
4 people use wiimotes, and 4 people sitting next to those first 4 people use the nunchucks dangling off the the wiimotes. I bet you anything it's something stupid like that. Keep in mind that all 8 devices are motion controlled individually, so if the game is relying on that for the aiming, then it's giving everyone the same advantage/disadvantage.
metaleggman wrote:Yes, but how can you play 8player? The wii has room for only 4 controllers...Are you using 4 wiimotes and 4 nunchuk adaptors, with on person per nunchuk or wiimote?
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