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I loved Mario Kart 64 at the time, but it really hasn't aged well. It had a lot of good tracks and battle courses, but most of those have been included in more recent games that played a lot better.I think the battle courses are the only things I liked about it. They were definitely better than the vs courses on DD or MKW I think (though I haven't played enough of the MKW ones, so I'll hold judgement on those).
Well, either way, I talked with them about bringing the new game (of the same name) to the Wii U but also consider bringing the HD collection along with it.So you just want all five of the games on Wii U. I understand now.
I'm still quite happy to have a Wii instead of a GameCube 2.But the Wii was a Gamecube 1.5. So the Wii U is the Gamecube 2. You don't want the Wii U?
Pikmin 3 controlled better with the remote/nunchuk, but every other game I played worked well with the GamePad, with some of the games on display (Zombi U/Nintendo Land/Rayman specifically, as well as others) using it in ways that make the game better that wouldn't be possible without it. Still, if a game would benefit from pointer controls, which a lot do, that should be an option.We have to remember that Pikmin 3 was originally a Wii game, so it kind of makes sense that it controls better with the wiimote.
Really? Guess I won't be buying that one then. Worthless without Move controls I think.Some games, like RE4, were better with pointer controls and not necessarily waggle. In fact, I'm shocked that one didn't make the list at all since it's one of probably very few examples of the Wii version being the best version of a game.Unless you count the HD remake for the PS3 which also has the pointer controls.
No, it doesn't. From what I've read in reviews, the PS3 "HD" version of RE4 does NOT have Move support.
The Gamecube was better because it had the best controller in human history, whereas in contrast the Wii had the absolute worst controller.I'd have to agree with at least the first part of this. I still think the worst controller ever was the Atari 5200. That one was horrible. Wiimote is more comfortable than and NES controller definitely.
3rd parties didn't fill the gaps during the GCN days and all of a sudden the GameCube is so popular for what ever reason on these boards.3rd Parties released a lot of games for the GCN in its first three years. We got a ton of support during that time. Nintendo's problem is they didn't know how to market their system. They chose to go one route and the masses did not follow.
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We haven't seen numbers, but I believe Nintendo's gone on the record saying they were happy with the NA sales for Xenoblade.Does "happy" mean a million sales or 25,000 in sales or somewhere in between?
THQ going under is like Acclaim going under. Aside from general sympathy to the lower-level employees being out of a job, what reason is there to care? Acclaim made mostly **** games and so did THQ. A company with **** product is SUPPOSED to go under. That's a good thing. It means that world is working the way it should be.38 Studios had excellent talent and made a pretty good game in Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning. Their expectations for its sales were way too high unfortunately and it ultimately led to the demise of the studio. Luckily, Epic has snatched up a good portion of that talent and made a new studio in that area. So the talent will still work. We just won't get a new Reckoning game from them.
What upsets me is when a good company with a good product goes out of business. Or when a crappy company with a crappy product succeeds.
Done, I bought the LE version. I had looked at it before and just didn't want to buy a Wii game. Your endorsement made me want to get it and at that price, I cannot pass it up. Now I just need to hook my Wii up again to be able to play it. Or maybe I'll wait til I get a Wii U and just play it on that.Wanted to try Curse Mountain but can never find the damn thing.
http://www.amazon.com/Cursed-Mountain-Limited-Edition-Nintendo-Wii/dp/B002M6VSOM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1340648443&sr=8-1&keywords=cursed+mountain
It is only $8.99 brand new with free super saver shipping, and this is the Limited Editiion of the game which comes in a steel book case (like Metroid Prime Trilogy does) along with the game's soundtrack and a "making of" DVD.
http://www.amazon.com/Cursed-Mountain-Wii-Nintendo/dp/B001P5HM64/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1340648443&sr=8-2&keywords=cursed+mountain
You can also get the regular edition of the game for $9.96, but it is a dollar more and doesn't have the cool extras so there's no reason not to get the Limited Edition.
Everyone reading this thread should get this game, and I conveniently provided links to both versions of it so you can't use the "I can't find it" excuse.
Some games, like RE4, were better with pointer controls and not necessarily waggle. In fact, I'm shocked that one didn't make the list at all since it's one of probably very few examples of the Wii version being the best version of a game.Unless you count the HD remake for the PS3 which also has the pointer controls.
I would like to see something like this repeated with other games such Fatal Frame 4 and Captain Rainbow. Even if Reggie refuses to cave, he would at least be forced to conjure up some bullshit excuse and at least acknowledge these games do exist. Even if that's all that could be achieved that would still be a success of sorts.Fatal Frame 4 did have something similar, just not as organized. There is a fan translation of the game out there and if you have a copy of the Japanese version of the game and a jailbroken Wii, you can play the game in English.
Weren't you saying that their E3 event was a failure and they didn't get the message out that the Wii U was a new system, not a Wii peripheral? Now their strategy of releasing tiny bits of info at frequent intervals (which they pretty much said they would do before E3) is a good idea? I'm confused.
No one single event has been able to top E3, but I think everything since E3 including Nintendo Direct collectively more than tops E3, and between now and launch there's going to be a lot of more stuff happening, so in the end even though E3 may be a significant single event, it still accounts for very little of the whole.
I'm confused. DMC3 was a PS2 game and it was part of the HD collection. Did you mean DMC4 or the new Dmc?Hey, if we end up with an HD collection of DMC then we have me to thank for that.It's already been released...on PS3 & 360.
I said "we" as in Nintendo gamers and more specifcally for Wii U and in conjunction/bundle with DMC3.
to keep it in context of the comment right before I posted it.
