vanguardian1 said:
windbane said:
vanguardian1 said:
windbane said:
I'm rather disappointed that like Galaxy and Metroid Prime...and Zelda...Nintendo isn't improving the graphics much at all from the gamecube games. I wlll probably buy this game since Mario Kart is one of my favorite games, but the Wii just overal dissappoints me.
If they get the online right then I'll forgive the ugly graphics, because I so badly wanted online play for DD. |
Mario Galaxy and Metroid Prime 3 were beautiful, what are you talking about? And Zelda is, graphically, identical to the gamecube version (minus the widescreen difference). And if you're going to complain about Mario Kart's graphics, go take a look at Double Dash for a reminder. There's a nice level of difference between the two. |
I enjoyed Galaxy, but it looked about the same as Sunshine. Look at the comparison video on gametrailers. As for MP3, I hope it looks better than the beginning of the game because so far it looks terrible compared to even mediocre PS3 shooters. I did not know that widescreen as added to the Wii Zelda. That's nice. I still need to play that but had MP3 higher on my list because I wanted to try the controls after trying to play MoH: H2, which I could not stand to play after CoD4, no matter what the contrlols were. While I'm ranting, though, I played Charged and that didn't look much better either. It's just disappointing, and I would have enjoyed that game more than the first if it had allowed me to use a gamecube controller. Look, I only care because I love these games. Mario Kart is probably my favorite racing game ever, altough I did really like Rock N' Roll Racing. I just wish the Wii was either more powerful and/or the developers were trying harder. |
You seem to be the type that appreciates more technical aspects of games (whereas I am just the opposite). Unfortunately, I don't think the Wii isn't powerful enough to give it the aspects of the game that you prefer, so from my perspective it may only be a secondary, or passable machine for you. For me it's my only "current gen" console, and may possibly stay that way (even though I was a PS1/PS2 gamer during the previous gens). |
I think you are correct in your assessment. There are a handful of games I really look forward to, MK included, and there's hope for future innovation, but it will continue to be my secondary console. So many technical aspects effect gameplay, though, so it's unfortunate to me that you'll be missing out on a lot of game innovation on the other consoles if you stick to just a Wii. But hey, as long as you're having fun, good for you.
