Day one. Day friggin' OH GOD IT'S TODAY WHERE'S A GAMESTOP!?!?!

I just beat and it was GREAT, I'm sure it will be quickly ignored by our fanbase unfortunately. That includes us on the forum.  Great game, but again sandbox games just aren't doing well on wii even with the awesome controls that Bully has. Bully also has insanely good mini-games, the boxing trounces the boxing in wii sports.

CHECK IT OUT.

Also it has a poster with the manual, ALL GAMES NEED THAT.

VGcharts say 150,000 world wide. Thats pathetic, can you guys start buying the good 3rd party games now?  Please?!?

It didn't have GREAT controls.  It had good controls.  Fighting the way it was done was a tiring experience if you had to do a big brawl.  It should have been considered when they made the game.  Combos were clearly designed for button input, so they're hardly ever used.

I don't even remember what I gave the game...

I promise that as soon as I am working I am going to go back and get all the games I am missing out on, Brawl, RE:UC, Nights Journey of Dreams, Galaxy, Bully, and a ton of others I forget off the top of my head, but it won't be soon enough to affect sales much.

I don't even ever recall my arms getting tired I did all the brawls, I really cannot relate.

The controls were great even when I was manually aiming I rarely had a problem.  really good, I think a lot could be learned from it.

I do, though I got the far superior 360 version.

What is superior about that one?

The graphics can't really be that much better, I mean other than high-res I don't recall them saying they were that much better.

Controls is subject I really believe the Bully controls kicked ass. I am surprised to find people here that were not satified.

Anytime something is just "waggle to do" it's not good.  Also aiming was floaty.

I can't really think of a time in Bully where that happened.  Hmm... You know waggle to spin in Galaxy didn't bother me at all.

The only time I even felt like the controls were tacked on was in Chemistry class, but that was just one of those press button cinema scenes.  Those always feel tacked on. Can you give me an example of "waggle to do"?  I hope you not talking about fighting, 'cause the fighting was super freakin' fun because of the controls.

Fighting was waggle.

No way there was total technique with that, especially if you got all the stuff unlocked from the hobo.  Beating the hell out of the people with the remote and nun chuck absolutely kicked ass. You just felt like a bad ass when you destroyed three dudes.  Hopefully you knew the tripping move...

I knew them, but if you were fighting it was just as affective to shake your hands a lot.

No way, trip or run at them and press Z.  Then they are on the ground, get on them by pressing Z then then just punch the repeatedly.  Or stay standing, hold b and kick!  Way more efficient than constant waving.  Also the round house kick on the punch that brings 'em to the ground is devastating!  Those moves make the fighting really really fun and satisfying.

I say no way to taking the waggle out of that game.

I also thought the "floaty" aim was intentional. I thought it was great, seriously!  I think it made things more seamless, especially if you moved the wii mote out of range. 

I really think Rockstar tried hard and did a good job with this game.  I want developers to learn from them.

Crimm, I think you and I played the game differently.

Crimm's a NWR staff member. A NWR staff member is part of gaming journalism. Gaming journalism looks down upon the Wii and deems even the best controls as "waggle tastic".

So don't take it personally, Crimm's just doing his job ;) .