Well well, I return to report some news.
(Yes, I will host the Fungi Forums Poster Award again soon, so do not fret)
I was tinkering around with the DK Bongos, to continue research on what Luigison(I think it was him) said about the Bongos. He was incorrect about saying the bongos don't correspond to certain buttons. I recently discovered there are two different sections of each individual bongo, with a more than one button under the padding; one in the front of it, one in the middle of the drum, and one in the back, closest to you when you hold it. What I've found out is that the bongos actually do correspond to buttons!
The layout is as follows:
Front of Right- X Button
Back of Right- A Button
Start- Start (Obviously)
Front of Left- Y Button
Back of Left- B Button
Clap- R Button
To hit the buttons on the drum correctly, you need to hit it in certain spots. To hit the front, you need to hit the front, and back, you must hit the very edge of the padding, to hit the button. Now one thing I can't solve is what the big buttons in the center of the pad do. Right now, it looks like it does the front button's command, however, it could very well be both buttons. I played both Metroid Prime, and SSBM to test these out, and yes, it is possible to play using them, though not really. The problem is, there's no way of moving with the bongos, unless there is something I have yet to discover.
Now the question is...
Besides Donkey Konga, are there any games that do not require movement, and only operate with the A, B, X, Y, Start, and R buttons? I found it sorta possibly to play SSBM, however, once you get hit by an attack, you're in trouble, so that's no fun.
Questions? Comments?
Nothing but a Conservippie.
Edited by - Meowrik on 11/4/2004 2:19:18 PM
