More fun with the Wiimote: Super Smash Bros

Forgive my suckyness, I haven't played the original SSB in a long time, and never at all on a Wiimote. This is actually a script I wrote myself for GlovePIE. It's sorta awkward, but the Wiimote isn't that great for SSB in the first place.

Here's my controls:
A = regular attacks
B = Grabbing (R on the N64)
Z = Shielding
C = jumping (C-Down on the N64)
Up = Special up attack (B+Up)
Down = Special down attack (B+Down)
Right or Left = Neutral Special attack (B)

Additionally, swinging the Wiimote will execute a smash, and swinging the nunchuk vertically will execute an Up-B attack, since up on the D-Pad is can be hard to reach sometimes.

The script can be found here:
http://www.wiili.org/forum/glovepie-wii-mote-scripts-t360-s160.html#7160

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• nintendo
• wii
• wiimote
• glovepie
• ssb
• super
• smash
• bros

[AkilSmizz]

..Ur Wii mote isnt even on dude..

[iosysred]

Yeah it is. I can turn on or off the LEDs however I want, and I just didn't have them turned on in this video. Please read the comments when posting a new one. This has been pointed out already.

[alienjoe123]

@iosysred

prove it.

[iosysred]

@alienjoe123 Watch my other videos. I show how to set it up.

[paintballpro50]

ya tapil is right how would you log in

[iosysred]

Log on? Log on to what? The Wiimote? I connect to the wiimote over bluetooth, just like I show in my videos.

[TalkingDice]

Idiots.. this isn't on the Wii, he's using a nintendo 64 emulator on his laptop.

It annoys me that some people really can't read..

[BlueBlaze55]

no it isn't i have played SSB on my computer with glovePIE, the lights don't turn on while playing.

[alienjoe123]

@iosysred k

[alienjoe123]

@alienjoe123 k

[WiiGabriele97]

yeah xD

[stinkomalinko]

@WiiGabriele97 He just turned off the lights. Why would anyone fake a video like this? That's just dumb.

[WiiGabriele97]

wii remote off .-.

[ttredix]

the Script doesnt work

[UniqueKillerVenus]

no...

[Snip3rNife]

Project64. He's using an external program called GlovePie to handle the Wii Remote.