How many players can play with 2 wii remotes and 1 classic controller?

I've often wondered if a simple game could use the Wii Remote for one player and the Classic Controller (or even the nunchuk) for a second player.

My idea is a crazy-ass Bomberman game where Four people can play with Wii Remotes, Four people can play with Classic Controllers/Nunchuks, 4 people can play with GameCube Controllers and Four people could play with connected DS's... That'd be great fun. :)
 
[quote name='UncleBob']I've often wondered if a simple game could use the Wii Remote for one player and the Classic Controller (or even the nunchuk) for a second player.

My idea is a crazy-ass Bomberman game where Four people can play with Wii Remotes, Four people can play with Classic Controllers/Nunchuks, 4 people can play with GameCube Controllers and Four people could play with connected DS's... That'd be great fun. :)[/QUOTE]

I think Bust A Move allowed 8 players - 4 using remotes and 4 using attached nunchucks. Of course I heard the game sucked, but it at least has been done before.
 
[quote name='blackbird3216']another question, which is best for brawl?
classic controller
Thrustmaster(looks like they are sold out)
Or the dumb madcatz(unlikely)[/quote]


Thats really up to you and your preference. Out of your choices I would go with the official Nintendo controller, but I plan to play the game with a Wavebird.
 
If you have all the controller options that brawl allows (Wiimote, Wiimote + nunchuck, Classic, and GCN) then you should try them all out and see for yourself. Personally I think I'm going to be more comfortable with the Wavebird.
 
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