Highly disagree, the pointer motion controls are the best control system for the games.

what is the jump glitch, is that the same as the Scan Dash? where u scan and quickly switch back to combat visor and get flugside ways real fast?

I recently got a new PC and discovered I no longer have to set the capture card to full range anymore to get accurate colors. I'm not sure what changed.

@@Draconif Disclaimer, not an expert but I've learned a lot on this subject in the last few days and of course I check multiple sources. And having just gotten the Electron Shepard, I search for comparison videos. RGB range/black levels define were black starts and white finishes. Full range is 0 to 255 while limited range is 16 to 235. The Wii outputs its darkest black at 16. If the monitor/tv is set to full range, 16 is not the blackest black, its more gray. 235 is not the brightest white, 255 is. When the Wii pushes out the brightest white, its at 235. Something displaying at Limited range doesn't translate. Its not going to take that 16 and make 0 the darkest black and 255 the brightest white. If you have a Switch, you can better test this. This is what I did to compare. You can set the Switch to Auto, Limited or Full. Pick a games or games that have a wide range of bright colors and dark colors. SMB and Metroid Prime Remastered would be a good test. Compare what RGB Full and Black Level normal look against RGB Limited and Black Level Low. They will look pretty close. Now if you mix them, you get a darker than normal picture and a brighter than normal picture depending on the mix. What I did find interesting with my testing, the black level adjustment was grayed out with the Mayflash adapter but with the Electron Shepard, I could change them. Auto set black level to Low, Normal was too washed out. This means that TVs should be set to Auto or low black level or RGB limited for PC monitors which I assume the same holds true for capture cards. There are games that have a brightness calibration where you set the brightness to where you can barely see the image. I don't know of any Wii games that have this but I'd look at the Resident Evils or other horror games for the best chance.

Lets see you do it on any console in an hour 30

Are you dumb?

the wii? bruj u think a wii can look this nice? or did u mean wii as in wii pointer style controls?

The remaster is only in the switch

It is, but I believe the generic/mayflash adapters shrink the color range further, so setting it to full gives ot the correct color range back.

@@Draconif huh, good to know, I never tried it, I will definitely check it out.

@@Draconif It doesn't work like that. If the source outputs in limited, then the TV should be set to limited. Setting it to full will make it brighter but you're causing inaccurate colors. The Wii is only capable of RGB Limited range so your TV or monitor should be set to either auto or limited. This will most likely be called Black Level on your TV, in which case it should be Low but compare Low and Auto and if Auto always looks like Low, then you're good!

Me: "YOOOOO I got the Missile Upgrade" This guy: *Fighting Ridley

There are a lot of things that didn't seem to work in the remaster, yet these guys figured out new methods still. Very cool.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r6qhh7eAx5-wmac.htmlsi=kHTbLkEuXFk8S-LT ^read description i remember when the remaster first came out i wondered the same thing. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r6qhh7eAx5-wmac.htmlsi=Qjj_9D52JvbYW6qs ^this shows it frame by frame

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Alternate firing missiles and pressing A

@@deanbuchholz1917 on any beam?

@@MrRicky-tl4gn The beam determines your max rate. Power beam will be the fastest, but the other beams do also work

It's any% what did you expect

apparently he seemed to do a pause buffer idk if it works Ill have to try someday

Pretty sure it's the motion control scheme, kinda works like the wii-mote pointing, but not exactly.

@@cheezeguyLOZ It's called Pointer