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Topic	So I recently started the Metroid Prime Trilogy in preparation for Metroid 4.
Currant_Kaiser 06/18/17 3:41:23 PM #13:	rexcrk posted... faramir77 posted... Currant_Kaiser posted... even with the shitty Wiimote controls I can't name a game that did motion controls better than Metroid Prime Trilogy. It's a huge improvement over the standard controls. Yeah Metroid Prime greatly benefited from the pointer controls. Pikmin, also! That was where the strength of the Wii's motion controls really laid in my opinion. Waggle sucked. Steering could be tricky. But pointer controls? Sooo good. Pikmin 3's motion controls were AMAZING. If you're talking about the Pikmin port on the Wii, though, I'd have to disagree there. Standard controls worked better. <cite>Currant_Kaiser posted [p:881355061] in So I recen... [t:75475687]...</cite> <quote><cite>rexcrk posted...</cite> <quote><cite>faramir77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Currant_Kaiser posted...</cite> <quote>even with the shitty Wiimote controls</quote> I can't name a game that did motion controls better than Metroid Prime Trilogy. It's a huge improvement over the standard controls.</quote> Yeah Metroid Prime greatly benefited from the pointer controls. Pikmin, also! That was where the strength of the Wii's motion controls really laid in my opinion. Waggle sucked. Steering could be tricky. But pointer controls? Sooo good.</quote> Pikmin 3's motion controls were AMAZING. If you're talking about the Pikmin port on the Wii, though, I'd have to disagree there. Standard controls worked better.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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