Sonic and the Black Knight - Full Playthrough I HATE WAGGLE 

Runnin' out of ideas AMIRITE

@@Runebee I don't see you reacting to all the "Riders" games

All those happened

@@playerback7722 that's the joke

This was after the stretch powers werewolf and the ARABIAN NIIIIIIIGHTS

Fr I really think this is genuinely a competent of not good game. And the story is very compeling and interesting. Way better than forces and lost world for me.

What? A lot of games, films, shows, cartoons etc teach lessons like that

he's definitely having more fun than most of us at least more fun than the poor fucks playing with the motion controls, that's for sure

Better than their decision making for the Team Sonic Racing roster. They left out some obvious members of the main cast, and they didn't make any deep cuts like they implied they would.

You can move the Control Stick on the Nunchuck and swing the Wii Remote for different attacks

Exactly

If I remember correctly, Nintendo had a guideline for all Wii games to use the Wiimote’s motion controls in some way

​@@Antonio-is2cnWii Motion Plus isn't used by this game.

@@bubbykins4864 Bro, how do you think wii bowling and tilting the remote worked on normal wii remotes? Do your research.

Now i wouldnt say THAT but

@@LightLemon. different opinions bud.

@@imag-nonespaghet9337 i mean sure if you prefer controlling sonic on a barely responsive fucking noodle compared to actually using a controller be my guest "bud".

Best story maybe

@@rush99 yeah

LOL i skimmed through the video and i found 3 in a row that were like this so i'm like I guess i found my thumbnail

I'm really not a fan of motion controls in general, so I'm pretty heavily biased on one side, but stuff like RE4 and Metroid Prime works because 1, it's used in more of a arcade style that isn't exhausting, and 2, because those games are available on other non-motion controls platforms as well (except MP3 but idk anything about those games). Options are nice. I'd like Sonic and the Black Knight if it were more traditional. I quit Galaxy because i didn't wanna spin my wiimote around to get lumas and everything lol. Never played TP on the Wii, but I quit Skyward Sword on Wii because of motion controls as well. @_@

@@Runebee Yeah, I also bounced off of the Wii. I don’t inherently dislike motion controls but most implementations of motion controls (outside of the VR space especially) are lazy, uninspired, or overly exhausting. Skyward Sword’s motion controls are much more inspired than Twilight Princess’s but they’re also far more exhausting and tedious. One of the best things about the Switch has been Nintendo becoming more flexible with control schemes. This game definitely takes the lazy route. It almost feels like they initially designed it for a traditional controller and then just mapped it all to a Wiimote and waggles. Much like what literally happened with Twilight Princess. Why let players swing their sword with the press of the A button when we could require them to wiggle their wrist instead?

@@Runebee you could’ve just played it on Dolphin emulator and mapped the waggle to a button on a series x controller.

Sure, but why motion controls ;_;

actually there's specific attacks that require different swings on the wii remote.

​@@CursedJames64You're confusing this for _The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword,_ which actually utilized Wii Motion Plus/Wii Remote Plus.

@@bubbykins4864 Wrong, swinging to the right swings the sword to the right, Swinging it to the left swings the sword to the left. Try it, its inconcistent but still real since its not motion plus.

Sounds like a mistake. I'M IN. I actually own that game and never played it. Didn't even know it had waggle lol.

@@Runebee It's like Arthritis: The Game. Good soundtrack though

Huh. How.

She just played very bad lol

No she just sucked.

that's a VERY bold statement especially considering this is the best sonic wii game (not that there's much competition, colors is probably overall the better game but i just don't really like it that much)

Bold indeed.