I acn't even get offlie people to stay for a game of MP, as they're too silly to know that the game turns around quick, and even if I am beating their ass now, I might be flat on my face in 2 minutes.

How on earth are you going to assure that people stay during a game and that any game ever finishes? :/

That is true, I can't really see four people across the world playing the same game together for a hour or more. I guess it could work if they would bump players after a certain amount of time, replacing them with a CPU.

Well, I know I could play with a few people in Mario Party for ages, as long as there is voice chat(there is a USB port, so I'd be surprised if there was no headset). It would be more of a social event than a competition, like in Metroid Prime Hunters. I have a few friends who are planning to get a Wii, even if not at launch, and I could definately play with them just like I we played Mario Party on the GC for hours . Just as long as multiple people can play from one console(no need for split screen for most of a game like this, so why not?). It could work out, at least with system codes. Not much of a game for random matches, though ...

Just to clear up any controller questions. Here's a compatibility chart.

Sweet. So basically, we can use the gamecube controller for everything axcept wii games that only use the wiimote? That's good cuz I didn't want to buy the VC controller...

If the gamecube controller is compatible with all of the games then what's the point of even having the Retro Controller? I'm buying just as a souvenir.

quote gameboy613

If the gamecube controller is compatible with all of the games then what's the point of even having the Retro Controller?

For people who don't own a Gamecube.

Plus, playing SNES games will probably be easier on the Retro Controller then on the GCN Controller.

I can't afford a retro controller yet.

quote WHY ME11

I dont think a deaf person thinks anything.

There's no need to purchase a Retro Controller if you own a Gamecube, which I'm sure you do.

I swear I read somewhere that that the classic controller can play gamecube games....

I Never got a GC I Have an Xbox....(Wait for the fanboys)....

Anyhow GC Controllers would be much cheeper then the VC Controller over here in aus so ill probobly pick one up from EB Or somewhere like that

This message was edited by CrimsonD on Nov 06 2006.

Also, the VC controller may be required for some Wii games. The Wiimote attaches to the bottom of the VC controller, so it is likely that some games will use the VC controller as well as take advantage of the Wiimote's motion sensing at the same time.

Thanks for that chart Twi. Helps understand things more. Plus I probably won't be needing the Gamecube controler for the VC untill the game I want is avaiable.

quote NFLSMC

Sweet. So basically, we can use the gamecube controller for everything axcept wii games that only use the wiimote? That's good cuz I didn't want to buy the VC controller...

quote Delslayer

quote NFLSMC

Sweet. So basically, we can use the gamecube controller for everything axcept wii games that only use the wiimote? That's good cuz I didn't want to buy the VC controller...

Uhh you do realize that the chart says that you can use the gc control for everything including wii. Though im sure for some titles it wont work but for games like ssbb it will.