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"Iwata: I think it has placed the Zelda team under a considerable amount of pressure. (laughs)
Fujioka: I doubt that! (laughs)"
*facepalm* Oh well. Next time have the SMG team work on the Zelda graphics.
No LARPing for Lindy, eh?
I got it through goozex, so no big loss if it doesn't work outI still have to play 12 and 10, I have gotten the games off of Goozex and am now impatiently waiting on trying to buy a PS2 off of a friend.
Instead of playing FF XII, can you just give me 100 hours of your life instead of throwing it away in that horrible, painful, boring chore of an RPG?
FF X, on the other hand, I can wholeheartedly recommend, provided you understand beforehand that it takes a good half of the game before Tidus settles down and stops being so whiny.
So far, FF13 is one of my favorites in the series. It feels just like FF10, but with a far more interesting story and much better characters. (FF10 would have worked a lot better if not for the terrible voice acting.) I am about fifteen hours into it right now and just got a new playable character, which was a nice little surprise after using the same five people up to this point.
With regards to Cho Aniki. I am really concerned with the length of the package, does it justify twenty dollars?
In terms of length, I believe it's 5. I wish it were 6 or 7...at that length it would feel just right.
I'd wait for a sale if you're on the fence, Zach. I realize that not everybody has the Balzac to be a Cho Aniki early adopter.Jon's behaviour recently has reminded me of John Cleese's three rules for writing comedy: "One, no puns. Two, no puns. Three, no puns!"
God! I really dread the day this podcast is over. I hope it goes on forever because you guys are so good, but it's stupid for me to even be thinking about things like that. It's strange, I feel like I know you guys. Anyway, Great podcast (as usual).
Demo disc - not available in Canada (it seems)
So y'all can quitcher bitchin'!
Well obviously you have realised that there's often more than one. You have to keep clicking the bushes with the exclamation mark, they won't get away.
I don't think you understand my question. When I enter the catch mode, I will often click a bush and the prompt to "find a pokemon" will appear multiple times and as I click that bush the pokemon will often get away. The message will always read, "it got away...". Never once has there been more than one bush at a time with an exclamation point, and never once have I clicked a bush and had the exclamation point move to another bush.
Either your Pokéwalker is broken or you're doing it wrong. The exclamation point will move from bush to bush, upto four times. The first two times a single ! will appear, the third time will show up as !! and the fourth will be !!!. Only if you miss a bush will the Pokémon get away.
Well obviously you have realised that there's often more than one. You have to keep clicking the bushes with the exclamation mark, they won't get away.
You have to click the bush that has the exclamation point (!) above it.
Well I got the game yesterday and I played for a while.
It is a good game.
Has anybody tried out the original settings as far as the music and graphics go? I find that I like the original music better than the new music.
More info.
I've been catching a ton of Pokemon on this thing. I love it.
Classic Metroid has always been played with a D-pad, and the sections that are inspired by Classic Metroid ought to reflect that.
It appears to me that Other M is an action game, not a shooter game. I think Sakamoto is justified in wanting to keep things simple(r). I think being able to focus on general movement instead of fine-tuning my understanding of the control scheme would help my immersion in what looks to be fast-paced and intense action.I'm all for a simplified casual wiimote only mode, but to restrict common sense gameplay style to stick with a wiimote only mode is just kinda stubborn and crazy.Why not utilize the interesting and innovative combo that is the Nunchuck and Wii Remote? Why not make it so that the Wii Remote is always pointed at the screen and thus does not require turning? Why not give players the option to use the control method that your company pioneered on consoles for the navigation of a three dimensional world?
Pixels should be huge and round, not square.
Our eyes aren't square.
I'm all for a simplified casual wiimote only mode, but to restrict common sense gameplay style to stick with a wiimote only mode is just kinda stubborn and crazy. I have no doubt it will work in the end, but I'm just hoping there is a challenge mode that opens up gameplay style to something more in depth when it comes to controls.
The Wii's internal storage.
