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*D-Pad Down: [[Crouch]] | *D-Pad Down: [[Crouch]] | ||
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*D-Pad Left/Right: [[Walk]] | *D-Pad Left/Right: [[Walk]] | ||
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*B Button: [[Shield]] | *B Button: [[Shield]] | ||
Revision as of 16:57, April 5, 2008
The Wii remote, also nicknamed "Wiimote", is the primary controller for Nintendo's Wii console. The main features of the Wii Remote are its motion sensing capability, which allows the user to interact with and manipulate items on screen via movement and pointing, and its expandability through the use of attachments.
The Wii remote has been confirmed to be a controller for Super Smash Bros. Brawl. It can either be turned sideways, like an NES controller, or be playable with the Nunchuk accessory. As an added bonus, whenever one selects a character while using a Wii Remote (Or the Wii Remote plus any attachment), the character they selected will deliver a line through the Wii Remote's speaker.
- D-Pad Up: Jump
- D-Pad Down: Crouch
- D-Pad Down (while crouching): Platform Drop
- D-Pad Left/Right: Walk
- D-Pad Left/Right (double tap): Dash
- 1 Button: Special Attack
- 2 Button: Attack
- 1+2 Button / Tap direction + 2: Smash Attack
- B Button: Shield
- A Button: Up Taunt
- A Button (while crouching): Down Taunt
- A Button (while walking): Side Taunt
- - Button / B and 2: Grab
