This Controller Proves the Smash Bros Wii U Rumor

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Miyamotoo on 15 September 2014

This too.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/09/13/report-super-smash-bros-wii-u-to-release-in-november?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ign%2Fnews+%28IGN+All+News%29

And Amiibo figures on same date.

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the_dengle on 15 September 2014

vivster said:

the_dengle said:

Come on now.

If you don't like the fight pad, you are free to learn to play with a Pro controller. Or a Wii Remote & Nunchuk. Or the Classic Controller peripheral. Or a Wii Remote held sideways. Or a 3DS. Or a WaveBird via the GameCube Controller Adapter. Controller options are not an area in which Smash Wii U is lacking.

Having no wireless option to one of the best controllers of all time isn't what I would call "not lacking".

The WaveBird exists, but it has no purpose on the Wii U. Wired controllers are objectively superior for fighting games because of input lag. If anyone should be complaining about the lack of controller options, it's "pro" players whose only wired option is the GameCube controller.

If you really want a wireless controller, I strongly recommend the Pro Controller. Its digital triggers are much much better for Smash Bros than the GameCube's squishy analogue triggers.

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vivster on 15 September 2014

the_dengle said:

The WaveBird exists, but it has no purpose on the Wii U. Wired controllers are objectively superior for fighting games because of input lag. If anyone should be complaining about the lack of controller options, it's "pro" players whose only wired option is the GameCube controller.

If you really want a wireless controller, I strongly recommend the Pro Controller. Its digital triggers are much much better for Smash Bros than the GameCube's squishy analogue triggers.

I own the pro controller and that's why I know it's shit.

I want a proper controller like the GC. And I want it wirless.

But I guess that's too much to ask in this day and age.

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RealGamingExpert on 15 September 2014

vivster said:

I own the pro controller and that's why I know it's shit.

I want a proper controller like the GC. And I want it wirless.

But I guess that's too much to ask in this day and age.

What's wrong with the pro controller?
I didn't have any problems with it yet.

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the_dengle on 15 September 2014

vivster said:

I own the pro controller and that's why I know it's shit.

I want a proper controller like the GC. And I want it wirless.

But I guess that's too much to ask in this day and age.

You seem to have selective reading skills.

The Pro Controller is not shit. It's really funny imagining someone saying, "I want a proper controller like the N64 trident and I want it wireless, but I guess that's too much to ask for in this day and age," but that's pretty similar to what you're saying.