It's alright. I fell off by myself.Lmao, just robbed Andy
Dat banana at the ramp in Hyrule Circuit... You're very welcomeSigh salt rising.
OhA rare power outage. GGs guys.
Good game!A rare power outage. GGs guys.
That was me lolThanks for the games and whoever got Fand with those bananas!
Rofl I was the one who threw the blue shell.
ARE YOU SERIOUS
LolWAAATTT!!!
Still laughing about that.What did I ever do to you
Still laughing about that.
lol I know xDLmao
I should've saved the horn to defend it from your red and you wouldn't drop the bomb. :xGuess that's it.
Ggs everyone who played tonight
Good game merrick and everyone.GGs guys!
lmao
I should've saved the horn to defend it from your red and you wouldn't drop the bomb. :x
good game roo!
I don't think so. I don't think the pro controller have the same thing like gamepad and Wiimotes.New to the Wii U and I had a quick question regarding Mario Kart 8:
I am interested in the Wii U Pro controller, but I am having a hard time finding out if it has the same capabilities as the gamepad and traditional wiimotes. Are you able to boost jumps by flicking the Pro controller? I have the old classic controller extension for the wiimote which does not seem to have that ability (not that I really anticipated so).
New to the Wii U and I had a quick question regarding Mario Kart 8:
I am interested in the Wii U Pro controller, but I am having a hard time finding out if it has the same capabilities as the gamepad and traditional wiimotes. Are you able to boost jumps by flicking the Pro controller? I have the old classic controller extension for the wiimote which does not seem to have that ability (not that I really anticipated so).
Nope. It's as traditional of a gamepad as you can get. Nothing fancy, nor can it cook you sausages. It's just buttons, triggers, and a couple of control sticks.
Ugh, that stinks. My boyfriend and I love using the gamepad since it sits in the hand more(....ish) like a traditional controller, but you can't use two at a time. It sucks that the most obvious solution to that issue (the pro controller) doesn't have that ability.
Does that jumping ability not do much in a race or does pretty much everyone online/in competitions use the gamepad? I'm really out of the loop since I haven't owned a Nintendo console in a while, but I imagine that most competitive players avoid the wiimote at all costs. At least that's how things seemed during the Wii.