Poll of the Day > Super Mario 64 feels just plain weird on a normal controller

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I don't feel like hooking my N64 back up to the TV. The N64 controller is the only real way to play the game.

Sure, I also have the DS remake as well, but the controls are different enough with the physics for it to not be an issue.

I have a N64 controller USB adapter and a N64 controller. I wonder if that works with the switch.

Its not to bad. That being said, I have played on a normal controller more times that an N64 controller, anyway. Like on the DS and VCs...
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I remember being slightly weirded out by the controls when I played SM64 on the Wii U.
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The "look" camera mode, the cannons, and the owl controls are no longer inverted.

I hate it

Thankfully, they didn't touch the flying or swimming controls (which would have been a cancer if they were not inverted).

fuck that. it feels NORMAL on a normal controller.

at least it does on a 360 controller anyways, i guess i dont know about the switch

the n64 controller was a 3 dicked monstrosity that never needed to exist in the first place. stop trying to pretend like it served a purpose other than being a warning of what NOT to do.

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Noop_Noop posted...

fuck that. it feels NORMAL on a normal controller.

at least it does on a 360 controller anyways, i guess i dont know about the switch

the n64 controller was a 3 dicked monstrosity that never needed to exist in the first place. stop trying to pretend like it served a purpose other than being a warning of what NOT to do.

Somebody never grew up with an N64

TheWorstPoster posted...

Somebody never grew up with an N64

i think we are about the same age nathan.
and yes, i grew up with an N64. it was my primary system for a lot of years and the controller was a fucking disaster

also, get a goddamn job

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Im rather enjoying it with the Pro Controller. So much better than the N64 controller lol.

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Noop_Noop posted...

also, get a goddamn job

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It might be the controller I'm using, or I'm just not used to playing it on anything other than the N64 controller, but I'm finding it a bit tricky to control. >.>

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papercup posted...

It might be the controller I'm using, or I'm just not used to playing it on anything other than the N64 controller, but I'm finding it a bit tricky to control. >.>

That is due to input lag, caused not only by the game being in HD, but also due to emulation.

TheWorstPoster posted...

The "look" camera mode, the cannons, and the owl controls are no longer inverted.

I hate it

Thankfully, they didn't touch the flying or swimming controls (which would have been a cancer if they were not inverted).

I feel like they need to update that so we can use inverted controls.

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Got 50 stars then decided to try Sunshine for a bit. So I noticed the FLUDDs controls explanation is censored. When its about to say a button prompt they just cut out the audio. Its kind of jarring. Also in HD you can see when youre far enough away from npcs they just stop animating alltogether. Yikes. I hope they patch that, it looks baaaaad.

Edit: Oh also FLUDDs controls are inverted.

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zebatov posted...

I feel like they need to update that so we can use inverted controls.

It'll happen as soon as they add Super Mario Galaxy 2 as DLC

Which will be never

Yeah, this collection is pretty slapped together. Kind of disappointing.

The controls for Sunshine and Galaxy feel awful. I was curious how they'd deal with the FLUDD/aiming controls for those games, and I really don't think it works as well as they're pretending with this. I wish they gave us an option to customize our controls, that would have been really easy to program.

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faramir77 posted...

Yeah, this collection is pretty slapped together. Kind of disappointing.

The controls for Sunshine and Galaxy feel awful. I was curious how they'd deal with the FLUDD/aiming controls for those games, and I really don't think it works as well as they're pretending with this. I wish they gave us an option to customize our controls, that would have been really easy to program.

I wouldn't know. I never played Sunshine before. I never owned a Gamecube or a Wii.

They controlled much better on their original consoles.

For Sunshine, the FLUDD could be controlled by the analog R button. The harder you pressed, the higher the water pressure. The Switch uses a digital binary control system, plus the controls are inverted.

For Galaxy, collecting star bits or whatever was much more intuitive with the Wii Remote. The Switch is relying on gyro controls, which needs to be reset every 20 seconds.

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