I haven't played the Gamecube version. But I like that Link is right-handed in this "mirrored version."noiseredux wrote:not to be a Debbie Downer, but the GCN version is way better than the Wii version unless you like awkward motion controls...optmusprimenumber wrote:I think I'm gonna have to stop by KMart today...Weekend_Warrior wrote:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) *New*- $19.99 @ K-Mart
noiseredux wrote:not to be a Debbie Downer, but the GCN version is way better than the Wii version unless you like awkward motion controls...optmusprimenumber wrote:I think I'm gonna have to stop by KMart today...Weekend_Warrior wrote:The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) *New*- $19.99 @ K-Mart
Probably not, I find that generally using the Wii motion controls for just about any game in the entire library is much more annoying than fun. I haven't played Zelda with them, but it was very grating with RE4 and Okami. Liked them a lot more on PS2.noiseredux wrote:alright, just me then.
I like RE4 on the Wii, haven't tried Okami. Prince of Persia the Forgotten Sands (for Wii) works fine w/ motion controls, I think it's pretty fun. ...But I have tried some others where motion controls super sucked....brunoafh wrote:Probably not, I find that generally using the Wii motion controls for just about any game in the entire library is much more annoying than fun. I haven't played Zelda with them, but it was very grating with RE4 and Okami. Liked them a lot more on PS2.noiseredux wrote:alright, just me then.
If you wear it and use the Sega Activator at the same time, you'd be the coolest person in the world.FiftyDollarCurse wrote:The Aura Interactor, if you aren't familiar, is "Virtual Reality Gaming Wear". It is a big chunk of plastic with a subwoofer in it that plugs into your SNES, Genesis, Jaguar, 3DO or TTI (?). After about 10 minutes of Mortal Kombat II with this on I was in intense pain and nearly vomiting. I can't imagine why these weren't more widely adopted. Paid $6.00.
Include the menecer along with them and you might tear a whole in the fabric of time.FAHQALL wrote:If you wear it and use the Sega Activator at the same time, you'd be the coolest person in the world.FiftyDollarCurse wrote:The Aura Interactor, if you aren't familiar, is "Virtual Reality Gaming Wear". It is a big chunk of plastic with a subwoofer in it that plugs into your SNES, Genesis, Jaguar, 3DO or TTI (?). After about 10 minutes of Mortal Kombat II with this on I was in intense pain and nearly vomiting. I can't imagine why these weren't more widely adopted. Paid $6.00.
TTI = Turbo Technologies Incorporate a.k.a. TurboGrafx-16/PC EngineFiftyDollarCurse wrote:The Aura Interactor, if you aren't familiar, is "Virtual Reality Gaming Wear". It is a big chunk of plastic with a subwoofer in it that plugs into your SNES, Genesis, Jaguar, 3DO or TTI (?). After about 10 minutes of Mortal Kombat II with this on I was in intense pain and nearly vomiting. I can't imagine why these weren't more widely adopted. Paid $6.00.
