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Louie on 06 April 2007

Alacrist said:

HappySqurriel said:

Louie said:

What impresses me is the giant number of FPS on Wii. We´ve got Call of Duty, Red Steel, Medal of Honor, there are Manhunt and Metroid coming and Brothers in Arms. Than we´ve got Disaster this year and a Red Stell sequel is sure as hell maybe still in 2007...

Games like Prince of Persia, Zelda, even Brawl (which is a great fighter and deeper than some would think...) are very "adult" games to. Driver is coming out and Blur is a game for Experts too as it is Resident Evil 4 and Umbrella Cronicles.

So why should there just be fanboys and casual gamers? Is there a sign on the Wii: "Just for Fanboys and casuals"? The audience changes as the console does. There is not one audience and it never changes...

I could be wrong, but I though Disaster Day of Crisis was more of a survival horror like Resident Evil?

Disaster, according to the official Nintendo website, includes an earthquake, a volcanic eruption. and a tsunami. Game functions include driving, survival, and foot missions.

Similar to Agetec's Disaster Report and its sequel, Raw Danger, the player must survive many natural disasters. The player will take control of Ray, a former member of an elite rescue task force, and not only will Ray have to face nature, but also an unknown group of rogues who have taken advantage of the catastrophic events and seized an atomic weapon.

True. But at least it´s an adult game