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Shovelware is a derogatory computer jargon term that refers to software noted more for the quantity of what is included than for the quality or usefulness. The term is also used to refer to software that is ported from one computer platform or storage medium to another with little thought given to adapting it for use on the destination platform or medium.
The game will also support the Wii Wheel and have online play for up to six players.It doesn't say what modes are available but it's still something.
I went back to 50cc just to get a star in one of the cups. During that I was hit with more blue shells than at any moment in 150cc.I noticed this too. It makes me wonder if the size of the first place position holder's lead has anything to do with the frequency of blue shells. It's a lot easier to get a sizable lead in 50cc than it is 150cc.
Ok, I could buy this... if you hadn't done it yourself just a few days prior!While I can see how that would be inferred as such, I wasn't referring to myself in the third person; notice how "mop" isn't capitalized. I use the word "mop" in place of "god", so that expression was similar to "dear god".... And then I think to myself "Dear mop ..."
and axe those mop-awful characters, they were exasperating beyond belief.Source: http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/forums/index.php?topic=27283.msg484903#msg484903
The developers were "bored" with racing games where coming in first was all that mattered. Just like in Excite Truck, it is possible to win without being the first across the finish line as long as you accomplish some wild stunts.I like this idea. I've always thought it disappointing that Mario Kart Wii records only your amount of first-place finishes, as coming in 2nd, 3rd, or even 5th in a 12-player race can still be quite an accomplishment.
I thought the game is confirmed to have mini games, so perhaps theres a soccer mode... like the one Excitebike 64 had which was a fucking blast to play! i seriously hate this generation becuase mini-games have such a bad stigma behind them. Am i the only one who thought the mini-games in that one were kick ass? I loved playing a friend in soccer, and loved the challenge of the mounting climbing one, it was so much fun!I'd just like to give a "hecks yeah!" to this. ExciteBike 64 is awesome, it's not only the best bike racer but also one of the best racing games ever conceived. My sister and I loved to play the Hill Climb level backwards, it was fun to see who could make it down first... and who could cause the most excellent crash at the end!
Anyways, i find it highly offensive that people are banned for a service for being who they are.While I agree that it is despicable to ban people from a service just for that, I can't help but wonder what this person's motivation was for stating that she's gay. This is a gaming service, what does it matter what your sexual orientation is? There are plenty of other non-controversial ways to find gamers with similar tastes, so there's no need to be listing oneself as a lesbian. Because of this, it makes me believe she did it just to make a statement; whenever you do that, you're asking for trouble.
I wouldn't mind the blue shell as much if it worked more like it first did in Mario Kart 64.I agree on that, MK64 had the best blue shell. Since it was indestructible you could also hold it behind you and block an unlimited number of shells.
edit: on topic, I still am searching for this game. Haven't seen it in a store in months.I see some all of the time at Best Buy. Try checking their website to see if they have any in stock, and you can even use the in-store pickup feature to see if stores near you have any copies.
It's not about saving time, dude, it's about showing familiarity.I'm sure that would make sense to most people but it isn't something which I understand. I know it's been going on forever and pretty much everybody has a nickname, but it just seems weird that someone can shorten somebody's name just because they've met before.
I'm going to start calling you Mop it up.You wouldn't be the first. I'd guess that Mop it up is pronounced as "mee-yoo".
If a word is said by someone else that makes you uncomfortable, and it is not filtered out when you have the filter turned on, send me a PM and I can add it.The word "maxi" makes me uncomfortable, but I suppose it's too late to block that...
I got rid of all the silliness when I took "gay" out of the filter.That's good to know, now I don't have to worry about it.
