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Disagree! I love the boss. I've got long fingers and holding the wiimote sideways cramps me up. The battery door tab is in a great spot to imprint my finger.
The boss isn't perfect, but it's easily better than the bare wiimote. I wish the buttons were positioned in the SNES style, which was really well suited to holding RUN and jumping.
I did run in to some latency issues, but only occasionally. The comfort easily outweighs the minor control issues. It's also built surprisingly well for a third party product; it doesn't feel "clicky" or cheap, and it mates solidly with the wiimote. Bottom line, if you think you need it, you probably do.
I'll leave the same comment here that I did there anyway. This is what we get for paying people millions to kick a bit of rubber around for an hour and a half.
@PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: Footballs are made of leather anyway, so I hope it isn't a football reference.
If it is then It would be refering the the insane money they make; however there are many other sports personalities that earn more; F1 drivers are the real cash whores.
@Odin: Note "Liverpool" and "football player" together. He is referring to actual football, not that handegg sport the rest of the US is enthralled with.
Could be... Wii is already pretty hard to write in Japanese unless you resort to using deprecated characters... Zii can't even be written properly - you may be able to approximate it with half-sized vowels? Of course they'd go with that, lol
If there's one thing we've learned over the last 3 years, it's that Nintendo can be wildly successful while doing everything the game industry and tech media consider backwards and wrong.
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The boss isn't perfect, but it's easily better than the bare wiimote. I wish the buttons were positioned in the SNES style, which was really well suited to holding RUN and jumping.
I did run in to some latency issues, but only occasionally. The comfort easily outweighs the minor control issues. It's also built surprisingly well for a third party product; it doesn't feel "clicky" or cheap, and it mates solidly with the wiimote. Bottom line, if you think you need it, you probably do.
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And I wouldn't want to pay for something like this even if it were a superior console (i.e., PS3).
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I'll leave the same comment here that I did there anyway. This is what we get for paying people millions to kick a bit of rubber around for an hour and a half.
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If it is then It would be refering the the insane money they make; however there are many other sports personalities that earn more; F1 drivers are the real cash whores.
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My mistake, unlike when this was posted on Kotaku this article doesn't have information on who makes this crap.
It's made by a Liverpool football player called Stuart Hughes.
[kotaku.com]
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Approved for Britishness!
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And it's probably some crappy peripheral like the heartrate-monitor.
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