[This message was deleted at the request of the original poster]can i do this in smash bros?
[QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']play a match of smash bros with motion controling without the sensor bar? [/QUOTE]you can't use the senser bar for smash bros. because that's for the ''pointer'' or ''cursor'' only, all the other motion is just sort of ''built -in''.and if your not sure, why not just try to use motion controls in brawl (or any game) while your wii senser bar is unplugged.
[QUOTE=''Jdog30''][QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']play a match of smash bros with motion controling without the sensor bar? [/QUOTE]you can't use the senser bar for smash bros. because that's for the ''pointer'' or ''cursor'' only, all the other motion is just sort of ''built -in''.[/QUOTE]Never knew that. lol
so i can still use the motion sensing without the bar plugged in?
[QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']so i can still use the motion sensing without the bar plugged in? [/QUOTE] As long as it doesn't involve the pointer, yes.
[QUOTE=''Wintry_Flutist''] [QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']so i can still use the motion sensing without the bar plugged in? [/QUOTE] As long as it doesn't involve the pointer, yes. [/QUOTE] Never really thought about it, but yeah it makes sense and is possible.
I don't think motion controls are used whatsoever in Smash Bros. but I could be wrong.
[QUOTE=''GamerBoy53'']I don't think motion controls are used whatsoever in Smash Bros. but I could be wrong.[/QUOTE]They can be for ''shake smash'' but in my personal experiance it's no substitute for a c-stick. Mostly because if you're pushing th control stick in a direction then that is where the smash will go no matter which way you shake it, whereas the c-stick would stop you and deliver the smash in the desired direction.
[QUOTE=''reinchester''][QUOTE=''GamerBoy53'']I don't think motion controls are used whatsoever in Smash Bros. but I could be wrong.[/QUOTE]They can be for ''shake smash'' but in my personal experiance it's no substitute for a c-stick. Mostly because if you're pushing th control stick in a direction then that is where the smash will go no matter which way you shake it, whereas the c-stick would stop you and deliver the smash in the desired direction.[/QUOTE]What is shake smash?
[QUOTE=''SuperSmashBro1''][QUOTE=''reinchester''][QUOTE=''GamerBoy53'']I don't think motion controls are used whatsoever in Smash Bros. but I could be wrong.[/QUOTE]They can be for ''shake smash'' but in my personal experiance it's no substitute for a c-stick. Mostly because if you're pushing th control stick in a direction then that is where the smash will go no matter which way you shake it, whereas the c-stick would stop you and deliver the smash in the desired direction.[/QUOTE]What is shake smash?[/QUOTE]
The same type of shaking as Wario Land: Shake It's shaking which in Brawl causes a smash attack (if I understand him correctly).
[QUOTE=''GamerBoy53'']The same type of shaking as Wario Land: Shake It's shaking which in Brawl causes a smash attack (if I understand him correctly).[/QUOTE]I meant how do you do it?
[QUOTE=''SuperSmashBro1''][QUOTE=''GamerBoy53'']The same type of shaking as Wario Land: Shake It's shaking which in Brawl causes a smash attack (if I understand him correctly).[/QUOTE]I meant how do you do it? [/QUOTE]You just shake the Wiimote in the general direction you want to do a smash attack. Like the user said it's a replacement for the C-Stick on the GC controller.
[QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']play a match of smash bros with motion controling without the sensor bar? [/QUOTE] you need the senser bar to start up smash bros anyway because when at the wii menu you can't play it until you point at the screen and click on it, so regardless you are going to need a senser bar to play smash bros or any game for that matter, including game cube games which is really annoying when you have to like turn on the Wii mote just to start up a gamecube game.
[QUOTE=''Jdog30''][QUOTE=''MRwhatsisname'']play a match of smash bros with motion controling without the sensor bar? [/QUOTE] you need the senser bar to start up smash bros anyway because when at the wii menu you can't play it until you point at the screen and click on it, so regardless you are going to need a senser bar to play smash bros or any game for that matter, including game cube games which is really annoying when you have to like turn on the Wii mote just to start up a gamecube game.[/QUOTE]If you have a cc then you dont need a sensor bar to start up smash bros
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