@Flake: if you enjoyed the other Crusin series with the same game engine BUT with additional car built up, you might enjoy this one. It is actually a port of The Fast and the Furious Arcade game, without the license for the film. Midway lost the license so they made it part of the Crusin series instead.Flake wrote:@Sevin: is Cruisin any good?
BitFaced wrote:Bomberman Blast?
SamuraiMegas wrote:The Kirby collection has two games that are NES like. The original and one other, can't think f it.
Muramasa: The Demon BladeFlake wrote:I think Muramasa can be played this way, too. Not 100% sure.
Also, Ultimate Shooting Collection.
New Super Mario Bros which is already listed, is a one I'll have to eventually get!8bit wrote:Playing NSMB on an NES pad sounds absolutely awesome!
CRTGAMER posted in the OP wrote:Bomberman Blast
Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition (Except New Challenge Stages)
Strong Bad's Cool Game Mini GameBitFaced wrote:Have the SBCG4AP WiiWare in-game Fun Machine games been mentioned, or do they not count?
A Boy and his Blob does not have sideways control. I wish it did, I own both the NES and the Wii version and prefer the NES gamepad for this style of game. As a work around to get away from the Nunchuck, there is a Classic Controller option which also allows an Arcade Stick!disorderlyvision wrote:I haven't read through the other posts, but I didn't see Pirates Plundarrr on the list and it uses the NES controls. I think motion controls can be used for one of the specials, but I am pretty close to beating the game and haven't used the motion controls yet, so I would say they are not a requirement... btw it is a pretty fun beat-em-up. Me and a buddy stayed up most of the night playing it on 2 player the other day and had a blast.
The Monkey King and Saint both use the NES controls. I have barely played them so I can't say for sure if they use motion controls, but I don't think they do.
A Boy and his Blob I think uses the NES controls... I just picked it up recently and haven't played it yet
The other two games have Sideways NES style control, added to the OP Thank You!CRTGAMER wrote:Indicators to confirm when a game is not a Sideways NES style
The Nunchuck is used for movement, not the DPad. In addition, sometimes when a DPad is used for movement it might be with the Wiimote in the vertical position such as in the Wii game Impossible Mission. Another and sure way to confirm is if the primary action buttons are A and B, not 1 and 2.
If I'm not mistaken, all 5 have mini games you play with the Wiimote sideways on the fun machine.CRTGAMER wrote:Strong Bad's Cool Game Mini GameBitFaced wrote:Have the SBCG4AP WiiWare in-game Fun Machine games been mentioned, or do they not count?
I'm guessing its the forth in the SBCG Wiiware series? I am adding any game that offers sideways control that emulates a real NES GamePad, even if just a mini game section of the main game. Can you post more detail on this mini game and its exact name so I can put a clear description of it in the OP?
Dang that sucks. in the vids I have seen it looked like it would play very similar to the NES version that's why I assumed.... guess that's what I get for assumingCRTGAMER wrote: A Boy and his Blob does not have sideways control. I wish it did, I own both the NES and the Wii version and prefer the NES gamepad for this style of game. As a work around to get away from the Nunchuck, there is a Classic Controller option which also allows an Arcade Stick!
CRTGAMER wrote:
The other two games have Sideways NES style control, added to the OP Thank You!
Monkey King: The Legend Begins (Wimote tilt to change speed)
http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=62151&tab=controls
Pirates Plundarrr (Motion for special attack)
http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=71589&tab=controls
You left off Saint, which is the sequel to Monkey king and plays pretty much identical.I found a FAQ on one of the episodes which confirms the NES control in the mini game.BitFaced wrote:Have the SBCG4AP WiiWare in-game Fun Machine games been mentioned, or do they not count? If I'm not mistaken, all 5 have mini games you play with the Wiimote sideways on the fun machine.
Thanks, added to the OP. I held off buying Monkey king since Wiimote Tilt is required to change the speed, this kills using my NES Controller add on. However, the AllGame site does not mention Tilt for Saint. Do you know if just the DPad and buttons are used?disorderlyvision wrote:You're welcome
