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Everything okay with Neal?
In the case of Neal Wesley Ronaghan It would just be his initials. Too bad he is already staff.
Like the rest of the series, the game features four-player co-op
So... who's got it? Who's beat it? Who's made sweet love to it?
Nick I was wondering if you guys are still doing the monthly Wii and DS release dates still. I think Neal was doing them.
As far as the games launched I will probably get Phantasy Star.
The game hinted at TANTRIC SEX RITUALS.
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City Sports is offering six different city sports: stickball, kickball, street hockey, jump rope, handball, and shootout soccer. For this demo, only stickball and street hockey were available for play.
Stickball compares favorably to most Wii baseball titles, and offers a similar control style wherein the Wii Remote's motions are responsible for hitting, pitching, and fielding. It's genuinely fun, and the city touches make the game a lot better. The bases are trash can lids and the like, and home plate is a manhole cover. There are also city rules for this sport. For example, if the ball bounces off the buildings that line the field, it's still in play. During the demo, I robbed my opponent of a home run because the ball ricocheted off the wall and into my player's glove. Unfortunately, I also gave up a home run because the ball bounced off the wall and became a four-bagger.
The street hockey, which takes place on a roof, was very reminiscent of a similar sport in Deca Sports 2, except better. My main issue with Deca Sports 2 was that almost every shot on goal went in, but City Sports doesn't do that, and it doesn't even have a goalie. Instead of a goaltender, there is just a large cone that sits in goal, waiting for players to slap the puck at it, hit it out of the way, and score. It makes the game a lot more fast-paced and more of a war of attrition. It controls well, making use of both the Wii Remote and Nunchuk with motions controlling the strength of the shot.
Like the two earlier games in the Go Play brand, Go Play City Sports also seems to have a good personality and sense of humor. The different teams that you can choose range from robots to rabbits, and the characters are cartoony. It's a nice aesthetic, and hopefully the finished product will be a good, full-featured sports collection when it launches next week.
Check below for gameplay videos of three of the other sports: handball, jump rope, and kickball.
Mangini's not saying anything but everybody in the media is saying that Brady Quinn has pretty much locked up the starting job in Cleveland. This is excellent news, and hopefully we can con somebody into taking that no-talent bum Derek Anderson for somebody decent. This may be the year the Browns pull themselves out of the cellar and attain mediocrity!
It's looking more & more interesting though I still wonder why they went with only 2-player co-op.
Cuz no one's enthusiastic about whatever this game's called.
You might want to talk a little more about the gameplay then.
I've gotta disagree. It's not a comedy at all.
