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Most Wii models had that. Though, honestly, Wii-remotes worked pretty good for some Virtual Console games.


 
In fact, on WiiU, sense VC games had custom controls added, you could customize Wii remotes (see digital manual on how to activate) to use on even SuperNES & GBAdvance games.
 
Y'know, sense Donkey Kong Country only uses 2 buttons mostly, it can be played with the NES Classic's NES controller. (Using the WiiU version's customizable classic controller options, though be sure to make the A-button set to the select button, so you can dismount animals, as well as use it to switch between DK & Diddy.)

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Shame, as many of it's games are still pretty good regardless.
 
In fact, Wii Sports Resort, and such honestly are better with motion controls, if you ask me.
 
EA's complicated button combination sports games are too complicated, and hard for me to memorize, or excute personally, (I have trouble just getting some Street Fighter 2 special moves to work) and why I don't like Madden, and stuff.

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Most Wii models had that. Though, honestly, Wii-remotes worked pretty good for some Virtual Console games.

In fact, on WiiU, sense VC games had custom controls added, you could customize Wii remotes (see digital manual on how to activate) to use on even SuperNES & GBAdvance games.
Y'know, sense Donkey Kong Country only uses 2 buttons mostly, it can be played with the NES Classic's NES controller. (Using the WiiU version's customizable classic controller options, though be sure to make the A-button set to the select button, so you can dismount animals, as well as use it to switch between DK & Diddy.)

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Shame, as many of it's games are still pretty good regardless.
In fact, Wii Sports Resort, and such honestly are better with motion controls, if you ask me.
EA's complicated button combination sports games are too complicated, and hard for me personally, and why I don't like Madden, and stuff.

"@[==Power-Up&Sky-Blue==]":/images/1877257#comment_8461143
Most Wii models had that. Though, honestly, Wii-remotes worked pretty good for some Virtual Console games.

In fact, on WiiU, sense VC games had custom controls added, you could customize Wii remotes (see digital manual on how to activate) to use on even SuperNES & GBAdvance games.
Y'know, sense Donkey Kong Country only uses 2 buttons mostly, it can be played with the NES Classic's NES controller. (Using the WiiU version's customizable classic controller options, though be sure to make the A-button set to the select button, so you can dismount animals, as well as use it to switch between DK & Diddy.)

"@Badumsquish":/images/1877257#comment_8460723
Shame, as many of it's games are still pretty good regardless.
In fact, Wii Sports Resort, and honestly are better with motion controls, if you ask me.
EA's complicated button combination sports games are too complicated, and hard for me personally, and why I don't like Madden, and stuff.