Who has a rumble pak and what do you think about it?

[Tobbin]

Title. I just got Metroid Prime Hunters and noticed that it has an option for a Rumble Pak module (GBA.) I've heard that you can get it in the Princess Peach game and/or the Metroid Prime Pinball game. Is it really that cool? Or better left alone? Post your experiences / disappointments / or amazements about this item. Thanks in advance for any info.

 

[Smile Guy]

Hmm, I haven't actually got one but I've heard from my games mag that it's actually a very advanced rumble pak. Wario Ware Twisted! had an in built rumble pak and it was said to really add to the experience. I guess it adds a little to the experience in any game. And you've got it free anyway, haven't you?

 

[ShiningClefairy]

You should've said which one. I came here thinking you were going to ask a question about the one for N64.

 

[Paradox]

The one in Twisted was great, although after a while I don't tend to notice it, like with normal controllers. I'm just still ****** off that I had to get it in the U.S because it still hasn't been released in the UK

 

[muckers]

You should've said which one. I came here thinking you were going to ask a question about the one for N64.

So, where you just not going to read the post? Which one it was is stated in the post... ¬_¬

And I've used one, and they're pretty cool. I've used it in Metroid Pinball and it added nice effects in there.

If I had my own I'd try it with Mario and Luigi (another compatible game) but based on my Metroid Pinball experience it definately adds something, just like the N64 rumble pack did.

 

[Zora]

It is good, but it is small and only really affects sound and minor finger rumbling. But when you beat a boss, that thing goes nuts, and makes you feel like you behing the visor- ya rght, in your dreams. Overall a fairly decent rumble pack.