Motion controller

There are really games but you know, I was complaining about the controls on the GameCube.

Yeah, I Don't get me started with the motion controls.

It is interesting how much reviews at the time, they loved Any game that had the motion controls, they're like, yeah, get rid of all this old stuff.

The motion controls.

I hated the motion

controls then.

Until we did Before You Buy on the Resident Evil 4 remake on a console that had a regular-ass controller, I did not like Resident Evil 4.

Ha ha ha.

I, like, we wanted to play it on the Wii versus the GameCube because you couldn't do that on the GameCube.

We were like, "No, we want the motion controls." And then that was, like, kind of the, the, probably the start of where Nintendo was starting to go towards Skyward Sword.

But, like, that was such a huge, cool thing for me and my brother.

We were like, "That is so cool.

And I, like I said, like I still think that it is pretty cool.

Let, let's transition over to that, actually, 'cause that's probably the next thing we should chat about, is, like, the kind of the, the, the Wii, uh, aspect of the game.

Which I think, like, I think you would get many, many, many people who would say that, yes, what you said is right, Twilight Princess walked so Skyward Sword could run, but I think that many people would say Skyward Sword went too far with motion controls.

And I, and I, I could hear that, that criticism.