@ Gast(94.212.131.xxx)
Hoezo "eerst proberen dan beoordelen"??
Ik heb een Wii vanaf launch date. Ik "probeer" dit al een aantal jaar. Doe niet alsof de Move nieuw is.
En, ik weet dat het bij de Castlevania op WiiWare wel aanwezig is.
Hier als bewijs een stukje waar ook mijn eerste opmerking in wordt verklaard (source:
http://wii.kombo.com/article.php?artid=15443 )
A couple of years ago, Castlevania Producer Koji Igarashi dismissed the idea of an entry in the series for Wii that would allow players to use the Wii Remote to control whipping actions, as he believed players would tire out too quickly as they played. However, it seems that with Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth for WiiWare, he has relented somewhat.
The game features a number of control options, including one which employs the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. In this configuration, the default settings allow for the B trigger to jump, while pressing A or swinging the Remote will make protagonist Christopher Belmont swing his whip.
Fortunately, this is also highly customizable; I believe A works better as a jump with B whipping. You can also turn the "swing" activation on or off.
Some people believe Igarashi was right, saying they got tired of the swinging before the end of the first stage, though I personally had no problems. Even so, I believe I prefer something more traditional, such as the Wii Remote NES-style or the Classic Controller. But still, it was fun to try out.
