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'''Shake Smash''' is a function in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' that allows the player to shake the [[Wii Remote]] to do a [[Smash attack]] as if it were a [[C-Stick]]. It's an extra option and requires the user to make a name to customize [[controls]] in order to activate it (it | '''Shake Smash''' is a function in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' that allows the player to shake the [[Wii Remote]] to do a [[Smash attack]] as if it were a [[C-Stick]]. It's an extra option and requires the user to make a name to customize [[controls]] in order to activate it (it is deactivated by default). It can be only used with the [[Wii Remote]] and [[Nunchuck]] combo control scheme. | ||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
The Shake Smash is essentially using the Wiimote as a C-Stick - it's a mapping of the normal attack button plus the direction the remote is swung. Therefore, a sideways shake will result in a [[ | The Shake Smash is essentially using the Wiimote as a C-Stick - it's a mapping of the normal attack button plus the direction the remote is swung. Therefore, a sideways shake will result in a [[forward smash]], while a vertical shake will result in an [[up smash]] or [[down smash]]. It works very well most of the time, but sometimes it needs an exact swing of the remote (for forward smashes) from left-right or right-left to do the attack in the correct direction. | ||
As the Shake Smash function is basically a C-Stick, it can be used for many things other than smashes, such as throwing after grabbing an opponent, or throwing an item. These actions as well detect the direction the remote is shaken. | As the Shake Smash function is basically a C-Stick, it can be used for many things other than smashes, such as throwing after grabbing an opponent, or throwing an item. These actions as well detect the direction the remote is shaken. In the same way, it also works in some Final Smashes that use either the "attack" or "special" (A or B usually) without distinction to attack (For example, [[Konga Beat]], or, in a stranger case, [[Grenade Launcher]], which means that players can shoot grenades by shaking the remote). | ||
== Origins == | == Origins == | ||
The Wii Remote's motion sensitive functionality, while downplayed in Brawl, is actually | The Wii Remote's motion-sensitive functionality, while downplayed in Brawl, is actually one of the main selling points of the console. Many other games feature motion sensitivity in major ways. | ||
one of the main selling points of the console. Many other games feature motion sensitivity in | |||
Originally, ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' was not intended to use any motion controls, as Nintendo president [[Satoru Iwata]] | Originally, ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' was not intended to use any motion controls, as Nintendo president [[Satoru Iwata]] stated it would get in the way of the game, or otherwise, it would feature very minimal integration. | ||
During development, designers tried to find ways to integrate the Wii Remote. One of the ways was using the Remote to perform [[Taunt|Taunts]] but it was finally decided to use the motion sensitivity to perform | During development, designers tried to find ways to integrate the Wii Remote. One of the ways was using the Remote to perform [[Taunt|Taunts]] but it was finally decided to use the motion sensitivity to perform smash attacks. | ||
[[Category:Game Controls]] | [[Category:Game Controls]] |