Avenida_Guitarist
04-25-2007, 11:29 PM
being someone who hates the Xbox with a passion and is too "cheap" to spend my life's savings on a PS3, i would love it for this game to be made for the Wii. and thinking about it logically, it would make more sense on Wii. at least the drums would.
i don't know what they are planning so far, but on the Wii you could either use just the nunchuk peripheral or a new one for this game and just use the 2 controllers as the sticks. nothing else is needed. just holding different button combinations can determine which drum you are hitting and then you just swing the remote to strike that drum. or you could go all motion sensitive and have set positions for certain drums and just move your hands to that spot as if there is a set in front of you.
as for guitar and bass, it could just be a slightly modified version of the guitar controller everyone is already used to, just with a port to plug the Wiimote into. then just use it like the normal guitar controller. and with the Wii's motion sensitivity, certain guitar "moves" could be counted for points and other things. i know i would be doing guitar spins all the time. and for those that don't know, there are plenty basses that have 5 and even 6 strings, so the same 5 button controller should be used for both. besides, the buttons are more like frets, and i doubt they will make a controller with 24 buttons.
i don't know what they are planning so far, but on the Wii you could either use just the nunchuk peripheral or a new one for this game and just use the 2 controllers as the sticks. nothing else is needed. just holding different button combinations can determine which drum you are hitting and then you just swing the remote to strike that drum. or you could go all motion sensitive and have set positions for certain drums and just move your hands to that spot as if there is a set in front of you.
as for guitar and bass, it could just be a slightly modified version of the guitar controller everyone is already used to, just with a port to plug the Wiimote into. then just use it like the normal guitar controller. and with the Wii's motion sensitivity, certain guitar "moves" could be counted for points and other things. i know i would be doing guitar spins all the time. and for those that don't know, there are plenty basses that have 5 and even 6 strings, so the same 5 button controller should be used for both. besides, the buttons are more like frets, and i doubt they will make a controller with 24 buttons.
