why have they changed animal crossing to the city, i enjoyed the country setting. AC is now just one more reason for me not to get a Wii.
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| NintendoMan said: why have they changed animal crossing to the city, i enjoyed the country setting. AC is now just one more reason for me not to get a Wii. |
Look at pictures. It still has the country setting.
| NintendoMan said: why have they changed animal crossing to the city, i enjoyed the country setting. AC is now just one more reason for me not to get a Wii. |
They didn't... they added a city that you can go to to sell stuff online in and such, but you still have your country village. Now your friends can join you though online and they are packing it in with the new Wii Speak mic so you can talk online.
Garcian Smith said:
Care to explain further, then, other than "lol motion controls are for non-gamers"?
@ Kasz216: Yep, I went through that phase too. It's called "being a teenager." Hopefully he'll grow out of it. ;) |
It feels like you are nitpicking. You lifted a few lines from a several page analysis and refrained from commenting on anything else. You also did not comment on my third link.
Garcian Smith said:
Care to explain further, then, other than "lol motion controls are for non-gamers"?
@ Kasz216: Yep, I went through that phase too. It's called "being a teenager." Hopefully he'll grow out of it. ;) |
Care to even read my posts? I already said galaxy and metroid were great fun for all ages. Where do you get "lol motion controls are for non-gamers" from? I didn't even mention motion controls.
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Oh lord this thread is a hoot.
But let's be honest, fun is obviously for kids and kids are dumb, thus if Nintendo = fun and fun = kids and kids = dumb, then Nintendo = dumb. And as for smiles, smiles are for hookers and politicians, is that what you want your video game console to be?
I don't want games that are intuitive, fun or that you can pick up and play, I want games that challenge the notion of "playability" and discourage you from enjoying the experience with awkward control schemes, confusing story telling and distracting movie length cut scenes all in order for you to earn, no, find your enjoyment of the game. Can you really call it a good game if you're not forced to justify its end value via the methodologies of Neiztche, Freud, Kafka and other great minds.
Anyone remember the game cube and how bad it did??? Now Nintendo is taking a different approach. They can't touch SONY and MS in the hardcore department so just move on the the casual peripherals, cheap console, and rake in the cash!
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| Onimusha12 said: Oh lord this thread is a hoot. But let's be honest, fun is obviously for kids and kids are dumb, thus if Nintendo = fun and fun = kids and kids = dumb, then Nintendo = dumb. And as for smiles, smiles are for hookers and politicians, is that what you want your video game console to be? I don't want games that are intuitive, fun or that you can pick up and play, I want games that challenge the notion of "playability" and discourage you from enjoying the experience with awkward control schemes, confusing story telling and distracting movie length cut scenes all in order for you to earn, no, find your enjoyment of the game. Can you really call it a good game if you're not forced to justify its end value via the methodologies of Neiztche, Freud, Kafka and other great minds. |
Yeah, I can only wonder how fun a game like "Also Speak Zaratustra" or "The Metamorphosis" could be... (And yes I have read those books and I like the second more than the first)...
By me:
am not even sure I want a Wii anymore after watching their E3.... am actually regretting the DS I bought... pokemon was good though...
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