grue wrote:Those titles are great for educated gamers but Wii needs some brain-dead FIFA-age and *insert generic driving game*[1] with a spoonfull of *insert generic violent shooter*[2] to really make an impact westernside.
Anders wrote:There are 5 games on that list that I want, but where's Mario?
Get 'Super Paper Mario' for Gamecube and use the Wii's 'Classic Controller' or a Cube One. It will probably have a 16:9 mode on the Wii. That should tide you over.
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goatboy wrote:Get 'Super Paper Mario' for Gamecube and use the Wii's 'Classic Controller' or a Cube One. It will probably have a 16:9 mode on the Wii. That should tide you over.
You know, that sounds like a really good idea.
It's funny, though. I kinda gave up on Nintendo and the Cube. The games looked pretty enough, but I didn't enjoy them and ended up giving the Cube and a load of games to my Sony-branded nephews. But now, with the DS and the Wii, Nintendo are back in my life with a vengeance...
In other news, Nintendo Power has just revealed seven surefire launch games:
Nintendo:
The Legend of Zedla: Twilight Princess
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Wii Sports
Ubisoft:
Red Steel
Rayman Raving Rabbits
Sega:
Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz
Square Enix:
Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors
All fanboy flag waving aside, is that not an incredible line-up? They say it's going to double at least, and possibly triple. Wow
With Dragon Quest, it'll own Japan. And as long as Ubisoft works the kinks out of Red Steel, I'm sure it'll be awesome.
What would make it a incredible line up then?
Zelda on lauch has done it for me.
Louis
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WiteWulf wrote:Hmmm...interesting...seperate versions for DS and DS Lite, then. And a two cartridge solution, to boot.
I rather like the look of that browser implementation - the blurb says that it will of course be wireless (via hotspots, etc) but I wonder if it will be possible to use it with a mobile phone so that it can be utilised when on the move but NOT in range of a suitable hotspot or similar?