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anyone got links to LIVE streams of the conferences?I read somewhere that IGN will be providing live streams.
starting with the MS one tomorrow?
The thing that hurts TP isn't its story or its formula. It's the fans. If TP was your first and only game experience, you would treasure it like I do.TP was my first true Zelda experience. I played LoZ on NES for a while back then, but I never got into it. I think the game's amazing, but I hope for a new Zelda where orchestral music is used.
I really doubt they'd make a 2D NSMB2 for Wii, that wouldn't have nearly the selling power as a fully 3D game (it works fine on DS but when you are talking about a console, not sure that is going to fly).I think the only way it would work if it was through WiiWare (but 330 blocks or so isn't enough, is it?).
- 2010
It could have allowed people to write their own material, but instead you can just record a performance of already written songs (most of which are cheap ass public domain music).You don't just record a performance of written songs, it allows you arrange the songs in a way that you see fit. It encourages people to be creative and try out different playing styles. Not many people can easily write their own material (plus all I can see with such a feature is more copying existing songs) nor is the control scheme for Wii Music really appropriate for professional song writing. There are dozens of computer programs that already do that. Instead it allows the player to mess around with the soundtrack for the song, playing it as they want. I've made at least 20 arrangements of songs that I'm happy with, others I need to find ways to improve them. To me, Wii Music is not just a free form music game, but I also see it as a sort of introduction to music theory: how music actually works. I'm happy with the finished product.
