BengaBenga said:
GamingChartzFTW said:
RolStoppable said:
Gamerace said:
Actually my son had a GC but the only game he had that's being ported to Wii is Metroid Prime. Never had DK, Pikmin, Mario Tennis or even RE for that matter. So even for a former GC owner most of these titles are still 'new'.
Now I could goto the store tomorrow and get a GC version of RE & RE0 - there are on the shelves used, and I'm tempted, but I know I won't play them cause it'd mean being shackled to the Wii with a gamecube controller and having to sit on the floor. I'm not doing that. That was okay as a kid, but I'm not doing that now. 'side's I prefer the Wii controls to dual analog. I'd rather pay a little extra a have a Wii version. Too bad that the RE ports are only in Japan. |
1. Try to find an extension cord for GC controllers if you don't want to sit on the floor.
2. The RE ports play exactly like the GC versions.
3. No RE game has had dual analog controls and the only RE game to benefit from IR pointing is RE4. All the other games would have to be completely redone.
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16:9 Widescreen + maybe improved framerate, improved controls etc etc..
Gamerace, I highly recommend buying the new Wii version of REmake (RE1). Don't listen to RolStoppable.
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The RE ports won't be widescreen (native at least) because they simply can't. REmake and RE0 have prerendered backgrounds that can't be made into widescreen without remaking the whole game.
The REWiimakes will only be released in Japan though.
But: REmake is one of the best games ever, so you really should try it if you haven't.
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REmake is perhaps on the Top 10 list of the 6th generation of console videogaming imo. Great game!
Edit:
is on the Top 10 list of the 6th generation of console videogaming : /
