the c-buttons on the 64 super smash brothers was another jump button, and i liked it, and its mostly why i wasnt so hot about the gc version because you HAD to use the analog stick to jump. grrrrrrr.

yeah but x and y are not really in that good of reach on the good old cube. i personally thought the giant a button was one of the dumbest ideas ever for a controller. not including the atari jaguar number pad crap. that my friends was the WORST controller EVER. only thing to give it any competition is the phillips cd-i which wasnt far off from it. if anyone who had a hand in the atari jaguar doesnt have a bird sitting on their lips constantly crapping in their mouths, there is no justice in this world. as we know, there is usually no justice in this world. the only good game on that system was attack of the mutant penguins. as much as theyd like us to believe it, everyone could look at the atari jaguar in action and see that it isnt 64 bits. wellll maybe it is. but 60 of those bits are being used to take a dump on your face for buying something so stupid. gunpei's virtual boy may have flopped badly but it didnt drop like the jaguar did. poor gunpei......

i havent heard "soon", but it is supposed to be coming out for the wii. personally they better have two things going on for this game to be bought, FIRSTLY it cant cost 50 bucks. thats just a freaking rip off.  SECONDLY it better be a lot more complex than the one you play online. ive heard the wii will be getting an original game channel and that it may come out on there. IMHO they better have something more than the simple crap we see online on websites or ill be skipping that one.......not even sure why this is even coming for the wii.

i cannot in any way see the sense in the giant a button. some of the greatest controllers rely on symmetry including the super nes buttons! when you scatter the buttons you destroy the symmetry and the feel of the controller. the only controllers i feel that dodged this problem was the 64 "claw", and the wii-mote. symmetry can be a problem in itself , otherwise the atari jaguars controller wouldve ruled.

Exactly. They tried focusing the game around the A button mostly, and B, X, and Y being "sub-buttons." The biggest way this messed me up is A button shoots your gun in Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, where it would make you crawl in the Playstation versions (since X is on the bottom.)

That was their logic behind the thing. It wasn't a brilliant idea by any means, but it didn't break their bank.

It's nowhere near as good a remake as the first Resident Evil on Gamecube.

I also thought it was weird having the action scenes re-directed by the guy who directed the Devil May Cry scenes (his name escapes me now,) even though Kojima produced it. It was pretty cool to see MGS in a different take though, a lot more "HOLY $H!T!!! DID HE JUST DO THAT?" action sequences. The voice acting was off, but at least they re-did everything, instead of just ripping it off the PSX version. It shows they care.

It was a brilliant idea, but they could have put a lot more thought into it. Oh well.

Someone prolly already said this but I'd love to see Tecmo Bowl on the V to the C.