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Leni on 17 July 2008

wow, cool!!

great hardcore games are coming to Wii, even if they are not from Nintendo!! :)



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--OkeyDokey-- on 17 July 2008
Just_Ben said:
--OkeyDokey-- said:
Why can't I get excited for this? :/
Maybe I've been watching too many Killzone and Resistence videos, cos it looks pretty weak to me.

Good for Wii only owners I guess.

Because graphic is only 30% of what makes this game special. It is the first with relative good graphic on the Wii, and that comes with outstanding Wii control, if we are not lied to. Also it is a Half Life like shooter.... I juist want it, and faster internet to play online ;)

 

I didn't say anything about graphics... it looks amazing for a Wii game...



GLoRySoGLoRy on 17 July 2008

i wanna play a DEMO!!!!!!!!!!

we have to wait next year!!



sc94597 on 17 July 2008
--OkeyDokey-- said:
Why can't I get excited for this? :/
Maybe I've been watching too many Killzone and Resistence videos, cos it looks pretty weak to me.

Good for Wii only owners I guess.

See the thing with Killzone and Resistance that bothers me(besides dual analog) is their weapons look far too generic. I for one love the unique weapons in the Conduit. Not to mention the all seeing eye, and wii controls, also being far more customizable. Also the Wii's graphics will never compare to that of the 360s or ps3s, but I like how they are pushing the system. High Voltage is no doubt the most comitted 3rd party on the wii, and they deserve to have good sales. Oh and we have yet to see the online multiplayer. You have been very anti conduit since it was announce, so I can't say you aren't bias.

 



Audiomatic on 17 July 2008

I dont know, looks average. Its a FPS so like it or not its compered with all others. I own a PC, PS3 and Wii, so i compered it with all FPS that are available or coming on PC and PS3. For me the quote "looks good for a Wii game" doesnt count.

But for people owning only a Wii, then i guess is great



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Audiomatic on 17 July 2008
sc94597 said:
--OkeyDokey-- said:
Why can't I get excited for this? :/
Maybe I've been watching too many Killzone and Resistence videos, cos it looks pretty weak to me.

Good for Wii only owners I guess.

See the thing with Killzone and Resistance that bothers me(besides dual analog) is their weapons look far too generic. I for one love the unique weapons in the Conduit. Not to mention the all seeing eye, and wii controls, also being far more customizable. Also the Wii's graphics will never compare to that of the 360s or ps3s, but I like how they are pushing the system. High Voltage is no doubt the most comitted 3rd party on the wii, and they deserve to have good sales. Oh and we have yet to see the online multiplayer. You have been very anti conduit since it was announce, so I can't say you aren't bias.

 

Have u seen the weapons in PREY? The Conduit weapons look very very similar.

 



I like technology when its moving forward..

PSN: methys

steven787 on 17 July 2008

I've never entered a friend code and I never will. I'm still buying this game any way, I just really hope EA picks it up for EANation (or another publisher who can do something similar).



I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.

sc94597 on 17 July 2008
Audiomatic said:
sc94597 said:
--OkeyDokey-- said:
Why can't I get excited for this? :/
Maybe I've been watching too many Killzone and Resistence videos, cos it looks pretty weak to me.

Good for Wii only owners I guess.

See the thing with Killzone and Resistance that bothers me(besides dual analog) is their weapons look far too generic. I for one love the unique weapons in the Conduit. Not to mention the all seeing eye, and wii controls, also being far more customizable. Also the Wii's graphics will never compare to that of the 360s or ps3s, but I like how they are pushing the system. High Voltage is no doubt the most comitted 3rd party on the wii, and they deserve to have good sales. Oh and we have yet to see the online multiplayer. You have been very anti conduit since it was announce, so I can't say you aren't bias.

 

Have u seen the weapons in PREY? The Conduit weapons look very very similar.

 

NO never got PREY. They remind me of the weapons in Quake though.

 



Madanial on 17 July 2008

Good graphic always better and i own PC ,Ps3 and Wii like you too Audiomatic.

But after i play many FPS game for about 15 years ,i didn't feel much different in each game now.

What make Wii different from others's Wiimote+Nunchuck.Give me a feeling of use something reality and funny in using body movement.Not something like mouse+keyboard or joystick.

If you ask me to choose to play Bioshock or The Conduit now ,i gotta say i want TC more.



HasteKilled on 17 July 2008
Audiomatic said:
I dont know, looks average. Its a FPS so like it or not its compered with all others. I own a PC, PS3 and Wii, so i compered it with all FPS that are available or coming on PC and PS3. For me the quote "looks good for a Wii game" doesnt count.

But for people owning only a Wii, then i guess is great

 

I own a powerfull self-built PC a PS3 and a Wii and I am totally siked for this game. And on PC I have games like Crysis, Bioshock, Half-Life, STALKER, FEAR and more as well as some on PS3. So I am a big fps fan. It doesn't mean I'm not excited to see something like this to finally come to the Wii. This game looks amazing even if it's not HD. All that matters is it looks great, it's supposed to play great and it will hopefully get the attention of other third party developers and show them Nintendo fans really do care about how much effort is put into the games we buy.