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Samus Aran said:
Rainbird said:
@ Samus Aran

No I do not. 3 of my 4 current Wii games are from Nintendo, and the only one that has really entertained me is the one that isn't from Nintendo. Go figure.

Well, you didn't buy any of their main games besides metroid prime trilogy. So why complain? Wii sports was free and if you don't like that one you shouldn't have bought wii sports resort.

 

Ps: like I said, you have some high gaming standards if you didn't like metroid prime trilogy.

No, because they're expensive, which is why I need demoes. I can't tell from gameplay videos if I will like SSBB for example. It's a mess to look at, which is why I need a demo!

And tastes differ, not everyone likes the same thing. But if I'm playing a singleplayer game, I need something to keep me going, which can be a) great gameplay or b) great story. A great atmosphere helps too. I'm about 3 hours into Metroid Prime, and I have found none of those, and I'm really having a hard time wanting to go on. It's just not catching on.



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Rainbird said:

No, because they're expensive, which is why I need demoes. I can't tell from gameplay videos if I will like SSBB for example. It's a mess to look at, which is why I need a demo!

And tastes differ, not everyone likes the same thing. But if I'm playing a singleplayer game, I need something to keep me going, which can be a) great gameplay or b) great story. A great atmosphere helps too. I'm about 3 hours into Metroid Prime, and I have found none of those, and I'm really having a hard time wanting to go on. It's just not catching on.

Do you genenrally prefer single-player games?



is it me or everybody forget dat you can use 32 gig sd card on the wii so storage is not issue but for me I would like demo just so we could play games like metroid other m early



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Rainbird said:
Samus Aran said:
Rainbird said:
@ Samus Aran

No I do not. 3 of my 4 current Wii games are from Nintendo, and the only one that has really entertained me is the one that isn't from Nintendo. Go figure.

Well, you didn't buy any of their main games besides metroid prime trilogy. So why complain? Wii sports was free and if you don't like that one you shouldn't have bought wii sports resort.

 

Ps: like I said, you have some high gaming standards if you didn't like metroid prime trilogy.

No, because they're expensive, which is why I need demoes. I can't tell from gameplay videos if I will like SSBB for example. It's a mess to look at, which is why I need a demo!

And tastes differ, not everyone likes the same thing. But if I'm playing a singleplayer game, I need something to keep me going, which can be a) great gameplay or b) great story. A great atmosphere helps too. I'm about 3 hours into Metroid Prime, and I have found none of those, and I'm really having a hard time wanting to go on. It's just not catching on.

Metroid prime games have two of those things(they're famous for their gameplay and atmosphere). Actually it also has great story if you read the scans. The whole Luminoth vs Ing thing was one of the best story-lines I've seen in a video-game. I know tastes differ, but you can really tell if you're going to love or hate metroid prime games by gameplay vids. You're right about SSBB though, I took the risk and have clocked over 100 hours on it now. It's my least favorite wii game though besides the conduit(I only own AAA games on my Wii, so it's still an amazing game).

 

Ps: Don't ever buy the conduit, it's horrible. 



twistedcellz said:
is it me or everybody forget dat you can use 32 gig sd card on the wii so storage is not issue but for me I would like demo just so we could play games like metroid other m early

You can, but not enough people do to justify downloadable demo's from a publisher's perspective.



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Khuutra said:
Rainbird said:

No, because they're expensive, which is why I need demoes. I can't tell from gameplay videos if I will like SSBB for example. It's a mess to look at, which is why I need a demo!

And tastes differ, not everyone likes the same thing. But if I'm playing a singleplayer game, I need something to keep me going, which can be a) great gameplay or b) great story. A great atmosphere helps too. I'm about 3 hours into Metroid Prime, and I have found none of those, and I'm really having a hard time wanting to go on. It's just not catching on.

Do you genenrally prefer single-player games?

By a large margin, yes, but they still need to be quality games (obviously).

Multiplayer can sway me into getting a shorter singleplayer (Killzone 2 for example, although I wish I had waited until the price dropped a bit), but that's generally it. The only multiplayer I actively want and seek out is local coop and Guild Wars.



Rainbird said:
Khuutra said:

Do you genenrally prefer single-player games?

By a large margin, yes, but they still need to be quality games (obviously).

Multiplayer can sway me into getting a shorter singleplayer (Killzone 2 for example, although I wish I had waited until the price dropped a bit), but that's generally it. The only multiplayer I actively want and seek out is local coop and Guild Wars.

Stay the Hell away from Smash Bros. If you don't get into that game for the multiplayer, you're not going to like it.

Try rentals. They're really your only hope.

Try the Rune Factory game on the Wii for a rental, see if you like it. It's one of my favorite RPGs this generation.



Samus Aran said:
Rainbird said:
Samus Aran said:
Rainbird said:
@ Samus Aran

No I do not. 3 of my 4 current Wii games are from Nintendo, and the only one that has really entertained me is the one that isn't from Nintendo. Go figure.

Well, you didn't buy any of their main games besides metroid prime trilogy. So why complain? Wii sports was free and if you don't like that one you shouldn't have bought wii sports resort.

 

Ps: like I said, you have some high gaming standards if you didn't like metroid prime trilogy.

No, because they're expensive, which is why I need demoes. I can't tell from gameplay videos if I will like SSBB for example. It's a mess to look at, which is why I need a demo!

And tastes differ, not everyone likes the same thing. But if I'm playing a singleplayer game, I need something to keep me going, which can be a) great gameplay or b) great story. A great atmosphere helps too. I'm about 3 hours into Metroid Prime, and I have found none of those, and I'm really having a hard time wanting to go on. It's just not catching on.

Metroid prime games have two of those things(they're famous for their gameplay and atmosphere). Actually it also has great story if you read the scans. The whole Luminoth vs Ing thing was one of the best story-lines I've seen in a video-game. I know tastes differ, but you can really tell if you're going to love or hate metroid prime games by gameplay vids. You're right about SSBB though, I took the risk and have clocked over 100 hours on it now. It's my least favorite wii game though besides the conduit(I only own AAA games on my Wii, so it's still an amazing game).

 

Ps: Don't ever buy the conduit, it's horrible. 

And that's why I picked it up, but I'm honestly having a hard time seeing it.

The exploration is pretty overwhelming and confusing at times without ever being great, the shooting is nothing out of the ordinary (and I hate it when the pointer goes offscreen and you have to wait for the Wii to see it again), and the rolling is like walking, except slightly faster.

And I find the world to be pretty average and unexciting so far. It's just obvious that it's a videogame world, it's designed to be traversed by Samus and no one else, the enemies are stupid and have their basic patterns that are easy to see and they will respawn at exactly the same places if you reenter a room. That whole thing about being designed as a videogame world just ruins the immersion for me in a game like Metroid Prime, and makes the experience unexciting.

On top of all that, there is are design decisions that simply annoy me. I hate protagonists that you are supposed to immerse yourself into being (Half-Life 2, Bioshock, Metroid Prime, etc.), it doesn't work for me! That's another thing that ruins immersion for me! And who the hell designs a game without checkpoints?!

@ SSBB

I think I'll get it at some point, but regardless, I need to get my Wii online first.

And don't worry, I'm not going anywhere near The Conduit



Khuutra said:
Rainbird said:
Khuutra said:

Do you genenrally prefer single-player games?

By a large margin, yes, but they still need to be quality games (obviously).

Multiplayer can sway me into getting a shorter singleplayer (Killzone 2 for example, although I wish I had waited until the price dropped a bit), but that's generally it. The only multiplayer I actively want and seek out is local coop and Guild Wars.

Stay the Hell away from Smash Bros. If you don't get into that game for the multiplayer, you're not going to like it.

Try rentals. They're really your only hope.

Try the Rune Factory game on the Wii for a rental, see if you like it. It's one of my favorite RPGs this generation.

That's advice I can deal with, thanks!

And I've been looking into Rune Factory a bit, don't know if I'll get it. How are the controls?



Rainbird said:
Khuutra said:

Stay the Hell away from Smash Bros. If you don't get into that game for the multiplayer, you're not going to like it.

Try rentals. They're really your only hope.

Try the Rune Factory game on the Wii for a rental, see if you like it. It's one of my favorite RPGs this generation.

That's advice I can deal with, thanks!

And I've been looking into Rune Factory a bit, don't know if I'll get it. How are the controls?

Simplistic and to the point. No motion involved.

Definitely try before you buy, it's either an acquired taste or just so esoteric that it turns off most people.