CastlevaniaTest
26th June 2007, 04:22 AM
Could somebody list for me some Super NES games that are very uncomfortable with the GC controller, or give me a link to a list? I'm not fortunate enough to own a classic controller yet and want to know which games to avoid.
I haven't read a review that addressed this issue. For example, on the Contra III review, it was a 5-star game, but people were saying in the comments that it was "virtually unplayable" with the GameCube controller.
I've tried Super Castlevania IV, which, luckily, had a button configuration option; ActRaiser, which is a little awkward using the B and Y buttons but still playable nonetheless; and The Legend of the Mystical Ninja, which, fortunately, uses the A and B buttons. I've been afraid to try some games like the original F-Zero and Street Fighter II Turbo because of this problem.
I'm still a little surprised that Nintendo didn't add a controller configuration option to their games, it would really make them a lot easier to play. Ah well, maybe sometime in the near future, we can hope. :wink:
I haven't read a review that addressed this issue. For example, on the Contra III review, it was a 5-star game, but people were saying in the comments that it was "virtually unplayable" with the GameCube controller.
I've tried Super Castlevania IV, which, luckily, had a button configuration option; ActRaiser, which is a little awkward using the B and Y buttons but still playable nonetheless; and The Legend of the Mystical Ninja, which, fortunately, uses the A and B buttons. I've been afraid to try some games like the original F-Zero and Street Fighter II Turbo because of this problem.
I'm still a little surprised that Nintendo didn't add a controller configuration option to their games, it would really make them a lot easier to play. Ah well, maybe sometime in the near future, we can hope. :wink: