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Eff. I'm going to blog about my concept of "author intent" later today.
And you guys shouldn't laugh at people with big thumbs, its just as derogatory and hurtful as making fun of any other people group.
He contacted me, claiming that I was Vader and implying that he was the investigator. I don't think he's evil (i.e.: mafia), though... I think he's just fishing.
I won't jump ship unless it has a FUNHOUSE.
WELL FLAME?
......Perhaps or maybe something better than the funhouse.
A HAWTNESSHOUSEBORDELLO!?
I'm so there. **** this place, mop_it_up and GP can stay behind to clean up this dead funhouse while we're gone, and when they're done they can come clean up the mess at the splooge house.
thank you pixlbit, in advance.oh man flame of chaos' avatar is patronizing.
fixed?
Also, "testing" a console for interest with a half-game is a pretty lousy thing to do to the fans of that console to start with...
I'm sure I can lower the setting on my computer to be visually crap and still play Bioshock just fine. That means that Bioshock could be done on a Wii, it just won't look as good as the PS360 version which in turn wouldn't look as good as the PC version. Why bother making games for consoles.... It's such a stupid argument to make.
Having had to play Bioshock my first time on this laptop with the lowest possible graphical settings (which had lots of framerate problems during the more hectic firefights), I can say that the game could be released on the Wii if 2K really wanted to do it. Even on the PS3, the game isn't the most technically outstanding game. It's the game's art deco style that makes the game look great, which could be replicated on the Wii no problem. Actually, I'm kind of surprised that we haven't seen some sort of prequel or sidestory Bioshock Wii project after Metroid Prime Corruption came out and showed it was a superior platform for FPS gaming.
Mario Kart Wii, Wario Land Shake It, Punch-Out!!, and ExciteBots were all released over the past two years.
Touche, I forgot to mention some of those (I count Mario Kart Wii as part of that "first 1 1/2 years"). Yeah, I guess it does go back to "games people care about." I would mention, though, that Wario Land Shake It and ExciteBots got no advertising from Nintendo and sold accordingly, so I'm not really sure they count as games that drive interest in the platform.
i swear if i wake up tomorrow and theres a stuffed birdo sitting next to my bed, i'm calling the copsIf you find a severed head of a stuffed Birdo, that's when you should worry.
Yeah, cause that means she was mad enough to sever the head of a valuable collectible of her favorite character. I hope she never gets that mad...
What's with people saying that Nintendo hasn't released very many games? Haven't they released more games during the first three years than they did on the Nintendo 64 and GameCube during that same time period?
I don't know what you're all talking about with Extraction not being advertised. I saw tons of ads for it on Hulu as well as banners on gaming sites. I don't have cable TV, so I can't speak to that, but the fact is that EA certainly did advertise this game. Maybe not as much as they should have, or as much as you would like, but they had a marketing budget and they spent it. That's more than you can say for many other third-party Wii games.
*strokes chin* This bandwagon is gaining a lot of steam. Mafia is surely behind it.
VOTE UNCLEBOB
The course design in NSMB Wii abounds with creativity—punishing, hateful creativity. The kind of creativity that will, in later stages, have even the most tempered and calm individuals going red in the face. Some of the best stages in the game play with verticality beautifully; two spiked pillars that slam into each other at the centre of a vertical stage creates an interesting force to be dealt with. The sound of the two columns rushing into place gives you just enough time to find a safe platform to land on – but it's always a close shave.
