Renzatic on 21/5/2014 at 17:56
Quote Posted by henke
Please do, I'd love to see that!
Ditto. And if you've got the time, try out The Dark Mod, too.
Mr.Duck on 30/5/2014 at 09:51
This upcoming trip of Mexico is as good an opportunity as any to bring over my 3DS XL and thin out the unfinished library some more.
Games that I'm taking so far:
* Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
* Mario & Luigi: Dream Team.
* Super Mario 64 DS (want to do a 100% run and the joystick makes it SOOOO much easier to control).
* The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (finished it only ever once in the original N64, time to repay a proper visit, no?).
Good stuff, good stuff. :3
Weasel on 30/5/2014 at 15:37
Quote Posted by MrDuck
Super Mario 64 DS (want to do a 100% run and the joystick makes it SOOOO much easier to control).
Wait, the game can be played with the 3DS joystick rather than the touchscreen? If I knew that, I forgot.
Aja on 30/5/2014 at 15:47
My sister got me the new 3DS Zelda for my birthday, and it's rad so far. I imagined it would feel too much like a rehash since it uses the world from Link to the Past, but it's making me all nostalgic, and I suspect there'll end up being more to it later on. That and the redone music is wonderful.
Zerker on 30/5/2014 at 20:16
Quote Posted by Weasel
Wait, the game can be played with the 3DS joystick rather than the touchscreen? If I knew that, I forgot.
If so, it'll be digital. The 3DS joystick just emulates the DS DPad for regular DS games. It can still be more comfortable for some games (e.g. Okamiden)
Fafhrd on 31/5/2014 at 00:44
I haven't touched it in years and years, but I could've sworn that the d-pad on Mario64 DS just mirrored the face buttons, with movement controlled entirely by the touch screen.
Mr.Duck on 31/5/2014 at 09:23
Quote Posted by Zerker
If so, it'll be digital. The 3DS joystick just emulates the DS DPad for regular DS games. It can still be more comfortable for some games (e.g. Okamiden)
I think it emulates just a proper joystick since you can control speed with it at varying levels, like in the original N64 game. :)
Just my 2 cents.
Zerker on 31/5/2014 at 11:29
It certainly CAN for 3DS games. But unless Nintendo pre-baked special functionality JUST for that one game, it just mirrors the DPAD when playing regular DS games.
Mr.Duck on 1/6/2014 at 10:57
Well, on this case it simulates more the N64 joystick's functionality. The d-pad for Mario DS was only -one- speed and you needed to press on another button to give it -another- speed. That was it. :'(
SubJeff on 15/6/2014 at 21:57
So this is, errr, weird. Interesting but I seriously doubt it'll take off.
[video=youtube;UM63RuEhgHU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM63RuEhgHU[/video]
