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runtlocks
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12 days to go!
Friends I have over in the US seem to be pretty impressed by the Wii.
Friends I have over in the US seem to be pretty impressed by the Wii.
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u know i wonder about gettin the HD-DVD and whether it will be lik the sega-CD add-on or other classic expansions..stazi said:
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..You just answered your own question?brogan77 said:
runtlocks
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INFERIOR GRAPHICSbrogan77 said:
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Such I realised after reading that other thread. This forum brings me bad luck. 
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given the track record of sony..stazi said:
-betamax
-minidiscs
-UMD..
-blu-rays?
ill wait out for philips and the dual HD-DVD/Bluray machines
for my HD experienceruntlocks
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10 days to go OMG.
And ads have been showing up on TV. Fuck I hate those trailers where they'd show videos of the game and then switch to some moron swinging the controller around.
And ads have been showing up on TV. Fuck I hate those trailers where they'd show videos of the game and then switch to some moron swinging the controller around.
runtlocks
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I think she meant "bahhhhh"
Which is a perfectly normal human reaction.
5 days to go!
If they integrate motion movement to draw the graffiti, or use the stylus for a DS version, that would be totally awesome.
Which is a perfectly normal human reaction.
5 days to go!
Best bloody soundtrack for a game, ever. But they've made the controls a bit different in the Jet Set Radio Future sequel to Jet Grind Radio on Dreamcast, I much prefer the Dreamcast controls because with big pieces of graffiti art, you can use the analogue stick to paint them, rather than tapping the R trigger as fast as you can.stazi said:
If they integrate motion movement to draw the graffiti, or use the stylus for a DS version, that would be totally awesome.
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...And I've played the Wii!
This guy set it up at Blacktown Games Wizards. I was hoping to play a piece of Zelda but they ended up putting on Wii Play, or whatever it's called. Played through the "Shooting Gallery", which did manage to bring up nostalgia with ducks and clay plates in there. Was a two player game, but only one controller availiable.
The Wii itself was a bit of trouble to set up, I was standing there for about ten mins while they did. When they did manage to get a picture on the screen, the controller wasn't working, so another five or so minutes to get that going. Was surprised how small the console and the remote was.
The aim from the controller wasn't calibrated properly, so it had a bit of an upper-right alignment when i played. The nunchuck wasn't needed, and the guy didn't have one at the time so I didn't get a feel of it. Playing the game was as simple as aim and shoot, though the control itself was hyper-sensitive, which was annoying. Despite this, the controller gripped easily and felt comfortable in the hand. Sore arm by the end of the game, though.
Overall, disappointed with my first experience, though it should be possible to calibrate the sensitivity and aim, I didn't get the opportunity to.
And the graphics were fucking atrocious.
This guy set it up at Blacktown Games Wizards. I was hoping to play a piece of Zelda but they ended up putting on Wii Play, or whatever it's called. Played through the "Shooting Gallery", which did manage to bring up nostalgia with ducks and clay plates in there. Was a two player game, but only one controller availiable.
The Wii itself was a bit of trouble to set up, I was standing there for about ten mins while they did. When they did manage to get a picture on the screen, the controller wasn't working, so another five or so minutes to get that going. Was surprised how small the console and the remote was.
The aim from the controller wasn't calibrated properly, so it had a bit of an upper-right alignment when i played. The nunchuck wasn't needed, and the guy didn't have one at the time so I didn't get a feel of it. Playing the game was as simple as aim and shoot, though the control itself was hyper-sensitive, which was annoying. Despite this, the controller gripped easily and felt comfortable in the hand. Sore arm by the end of the game, though.
Overall, disappointed with my first experience, though it should be possible to calibrate the sensitivity and aim, I didn't get the opportunity to.
And the graphics were fucking atrocious.
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who cares what it's called?
5 days!!
5 days!!
So where the fuck should i buy (or preorder) one of these thingos.
I haven't decided whether to get one of the basic setups, or one with bonus games, controllers, the whole bundle.
Has anyone seen a deal they can recommend??
I haven't decided whether to get one of the basic setups, or one with bonus games, controllers, the whole bundle.
Has anyone seen a deal they can recommend??