"Japanese people scare easily,"
One Japanese guy scares easily, haha.

heard its got something to do with ratings
japanese movies with gore like azumi are seen as family movies in japan, yet get 18+ in west
yet opposite happens with video games

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The speaker works, too; it makes the reloading sound when Leon reloads, and crackles static when Leon gets a call on his radio.

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The speaker works, too; it makes the reloading sound when Leon reloads, and crackles static when Leon gets a call on his radio.

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Best use of Wii speaker yet! Use a crappy speaker to simulate a crappy speaker!

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The remote speaker actually sounds good in Spider-Man 3. That's the only game I've played so far where it's used well.

I don't know if it would be hard to make the zombies yes I know they aren't "zombies" to at least move faster, but I don't think it would be terrible difficult. They are slow precisely because aiming with a stick isn't as quick as with the remote, so its disappointing, but expected, they didn't at least balance that out.

I've played it, and it's pretty awesome, but I'd definitely wait for the US release (if you have a Jap Wii, or a modded Wii).

SUPER is on the ball lately.

Ty, is hard mode unlocked from the beginning? Does it interact with my GCN save at all?

Hard-on Mode for the win.

I think I'm the only one that doesn't complain about the speaker on the wiimote. I like it. I like it in Wii Tennis. I like it in Zelda. I like it in most games. Maybe my ears are shot, but eh it's good enough. I wasn't expecting living room sound from a tiny little speaker either.

Anyway ordered this already from somewhere on 'net for $25 shipped. Can't wait. I never quite finished it on the GC and I really am starting to enjoy the Wii controls overall. I like the aiming. I like some of the motion control. I like how comfy it is to be able to hold your hand apart from one another like you naturally do anyway.

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OK, I'm wondering what everyone thinks of the use of the term waggle in the original post? Personally I find it pretty offensive, especially in a game that's not just using "waggle" but the pointer motion as well. Waggle is a derogatory term that's gaining traction for some reason and it's usually spouted by the 360 and PS3 fanboys when a new Wii titles comes out. Listen to other podcasts like 1up yours they quite consistently say "waggle" and usually when they're taking the piss.

Now don't get me wrong, some games deserve to be derided, and when all they do is little more than switch a button press with a gesture, and put it in a bad game, it probably deserves being called "waggle". But for RE4, they're doing a resonable job.

Anyway just a pet hate.

Either way, I'm seriously looking forward to this game. Never got a chance to finish it on the cube.

I think waggle is an internet-exclusive term right now, one that started with negative connotation, but is becoming more and more synonymous with motion control. In other words, I don't care what you call the controls, so long as they get described.

When Nintendo fans use the word "waggle", it's empowering.

I disagree that waggle is derogatory Mr. McWazza.

It is a term being used to describe shaking and motion controls....

I mean he could have just referred to it as "shaking and motion controls" but I mean...

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Now don't get me wrong, some games deserve to be derided, and when all they do is little more than switch a button press with a gesture, and put it in a bad game, it probably deserves being called "waggle". But for RE4, they're doing a resonable job.

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Ty, is hard mode unlocked from the beginning? Does it interact with my GCN save at all?

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I was at least hoping for DS-quality sound, but the Wii remote speaker is more like original Game Boy quality.

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Wang Wobble.

Hard Mode is *NOT* unlocked from the beginning. I believe it has Normal and Easy, there might even be an *Amateur* setting, but I might be confused with something else I recently played.

How about the Ada missions? unlocked at the start?

Full Disclosure: I added the "waggle" part because Ty submitted the article without an abstract. So that'll teach him! But I don't consider "waggle" to be a necessarily derogatory term. It's just funny.

Ada and the other stuff isn't unlocked at the start. It even says in the manual you have to clear the game once first :[

Again? CURSE YOU SADDLER

With the extra power in the Wii, instead of speeding up the zombies and giving them more health, they can do something even better. They can increase the number of guys they can throw at you. Even with the current controls on pro, it is pretty easy to hold off fairly large groups with just a pistol and fancy foot work. They could more than likely have double the number of smart zombies active. I say smart as the Dead Rising ones are dumb as bricks and the civilians are no better.

Edit: LLLUUUIIISSSSSS

Indeed.

Ty, why don't you try sitting down and resting your forearm on your right leg for aiming. If you adjust your sensor bar at eye level with your arm and set the sensor bar position on Wii Settings to Above TV you would only ever have to move your wrist in Wii games, while your arm rests comfortably on your leg. This helped me tremendously in Twilight Princess and Red Steel. I hope this helps you and anybody else out.

Here's a question I haven't seen. Are you able to play the game in wide screen if you don't have a wide screen television? It made me a little sad that I couldn't do that in Twilight Princess.