FinalEvangelion said:
Bald Space Marines (Halo, Haze), Big breasted women (Heavenly Sword), cartoony platformers (Ratchet & Clank), jRPGs (cell shaded like Eternal Sonata / ToV / Valkyria Chronicles or non-cel shaded like Lost Odyssey - that I've been playing the last several hours), or paper sacks like LBP. HD covers a wide range, and sorry I don't care for Nintendogs, Wii Sports, Wii Fit and feel that the games I do care about like Brawl and Mario Kart are just too similar to the Gamecube versions. Mario Kart actually took alot of the features I liked on the Wii version.
Umm, Viral marketing? Supporting Sony and MS at the same time like I was. That would be interesting. |
Yes but the point is that saying that's all there is on the Wii (especially when one of the games you mention isn't even a Wii game) is completely off base. The great games on the Wii offer a wide range of game styles that include a ton of core games.
You prefer Twilight Princess on the Gamecube? Okay. I may disagree ith you but fair enough. Play Metroid Prime 3, a game that controls infinitely better than the earlier versions on the Gamecube (but then I don't love dual analog controls for shooters). Play Super Mario Galaxy, worlds better than Sunshine (and I don't know what to say if you don't have interest in Galaxy but do for Rachet and Clank. I love R&C, but Galaxy is the superior platformer, and just a superb game). Play No More Heroes. Play Zack and Wiki. Boom Blox. Fire Emblem. In a couple of months, Fatal Frame. The idea that you can't satisfy your itch for quality core games on the Wii is absurd.
My consoles and the fates they suffered:
Atari 7800 (Sold), Intellivision (Thrown out), Gameboy (Lost), Super Nintendo (Stolen), Super Nintendo (2nd copy) (Thrown out by mother), Nintendo 64 (Still own), Super Nintendo (3rd copy) (Still own), Wii (Sold)
A more detailed history appears on my profile.