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When is this due for release again? If I lose my resolve to keep my new year's resolution of buying less games (agh) this could be the first Alone in the Dark game I play!IGN just said that June 24th. One day after my birthday and on my moms birthday.
NP gave Guiest a 5.0 and Pokemon Battle Revolution a 6.0.I have the feeling Nintendo Power will not be the only giving Okami a bad review because its a port...
Nintendo Power run by hardcore Nintendo fanbois. Confirmed.
Ok, I had WiFi options and spectator mode previously, but now they're gone. Sort of the reverse of what has happened to everyone here. I turned on the option for downloadable content and I still receive the levels, replays and whatnot even without the option to turn them on or off.The same has happened to me this is odd.
Has anyone encountered something similar?
I guess thats enough I went and checked after I posted and it is true ah well I will keep my avatar until Wiiware as a reminder to not be so naive.If this is a April fools joke I guess I am a fool unless I am proven otherwise I will change my Avatar to something more fitting.
Ummm, it isn't an obvious joke to everyone. I haven't bothered, but I bet if you actually look for the press release you won't find it... is that proof enough for you.
I like that Yoshi track down at the bottom on the left side it is like the Sphinx. I wonder what Pro thinks of the Daisy Circuit?
Not that I don't believe you but where did you find this?
It comes from this German magazine article about the game. Here's a scan of the page which list all the Retro tracks on the very bottom.
http://i31.tinypic.com/1zz0ps8.jpg#
According to recent reports, these are all 16 Retro courses.Not that I don't believe you but where did you find this?
SHELL CUP
GCN Peach Beach
DS Yoshi Fall
SNES Ghost Valley 2
N64 Mario Raceway
BANANA CUP
N64 Sherbet Land
GBA Shy Guy Beach
DS Delfino Square
GCN Waluigi Stadium
LEAF CUP
DS Desert Hills
GBA Bowser Castle 3
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway
GCN Mario Circuit
LIGHTNING CUP
SNES Mario Circuit 3
DS Peach Gardens
GCN DK Mountain
N64 Bowser's Castle
Well it is my opinion.I would have to disagree with you the first two were good after that I would have to agree.This Mondays games are Crusin USA for the N64 and Wonderboy for the Sega Master System. I remember playing Crusin USA. I liked all the unlockables. As for Wonderboy haven't played it or any SMS games. What are some good games for it?
Cruisin' was one of those terrible games I did not yet know was terrible. haha
Some of us STILL don't know that they're terrible.
I disagree with you I haven't beat MP on normal but I have beaten all the difficulties on MP3 except Hyper I am on Phaze. I would have to agree that the difference between controls makes a difference.
Guess I figured Veteran was the same as Hard in previous Metroid games which used to be a bit harder than I could handle, I'd usually get stuck on one of the later bosses (Ridley or the final boss)
Actually you're kind of right. Veteran mode is pretty close in difficulty to Prime 1's Hard Mode, where some of the enemies take a huge amount of hits just to kill. Of course it's not as bad as Prime 2's Hard mode when some of the boss fights in that game become extremly cheap when the enemies required twice as many hits to beat.
Of course in a way then Prime 3's difficulty is kind of unbalanced when I think about it. Normal Mode in Prime 3 was made extremly easy so anyone could beat it, while Veteran Mode was made to be about as hard as Prime 1 and 2's Hard Modes. So for people that couldn't beat Prime 1 and 2's Normal modes only because of the later bosses, but could play the rest of the game, what are their choices then? They can play Normal mode but it'd be too easy or they could play Veteran mode which would be too hard.
It seems then that maybe Prime 3 needed 4 difficulty settings then to really appeal to everyone. They should have renamed Normal, Easy mode since that's what it was. Had a Normal mode which was around Prime 1's Normal mode and then called Veteran, Hard mode since it's closer to Prime 1's Hard.
Of course Hyper could be left the same since as the name says, it's a Hyper ****ing difficulty that takes forever to beat. Having to fight a boss for over close to 2 hours only to die at the last second because your hands are starting too hurt is NOT fun. Seriously, I want to punch whoever designed the Mogenar boss fight right in the face. He was annoying enough in Veteran but on Hyper, the fight makes you want to throw your TV right through the damn window.
I would have to disagree with you the first two were good after that I would have to agree.This Mondays games are Crusin USA for the N64 and Wonderboy for the Sega Master System. I remember playing Crusin USA. I liked all the unlockables. As for Wonderboy haven't played it or any SMS games. What are some good games for it?
Cruisin' was one of those terrible games I did not yet know was terrible. haha
HOLY ****ING SH*TThis is great news. I am kinda like Kairon in that I haven't played many Castlevania games. Of those that I have played I have enjoyed.InstaDownload.
http://gonintendo.com/?p=39017
Dracula X: Rondo of Blood is hitting the Virtual Console in Japan this April. This means the chances are really good it will come to America eventually as well.
Espiecally since the PSP remake of the game bombed, I'd imagine Konami would want to release this right away in America. Since nobody bought the PSP game, Konami doesn't have to worry about this effecting sales since there's no sales for this game to effect.
Plus if an unknown game like DoReMi got released here in America, then it's almost a given since Rondo of Blood is from a well known series in America.
Well big titles like Final Fantasy and such.This is why I don't like not knowing when titles come out. The only title that I can think of coming out is Diasaster:DOC in November.This is annoying.
I think our only chance of it hitting this fall is if Nintendo doesn't have any big first party games to fill in the season, which I hope isn't the case.
And they fail to mention the biggest differences in the boomerang. It can actually hit things on the return (gale boomerang does not)I have seen Links boomerang bring people back a little. I think all Link's Boomerrang is to make the enemy off balance to set up an attack. While Toon Link isn't as strong and needs that extra hit.
Toon Link's boomerang for that reason alone is more useful than Link's (IMO) as I never seen the gale really "tie people up"
