^I agree. I don't see those as mini-games at all. Not even micro-games!
| megaman79 said: There wasn't enough "racing" from my point of view, it looked like evey 5 seconds some stupid giant soccer ball got in the way. Thats how i interpreted it. Where is F Zero? |
The "excite" series is about points and crazy tricks, not classic racing. I guess F-zero is one of the games that Nintendo'll announce in a middle term (a no brainer in my opinion)
alfredofroylan said:
The "excite" series is about points and crazy tricks, not classic racing. I guess F-zero is one of the games that Nintendo'll announce in a middle term (a no brainer in my opinion)
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Miyamoto was pretty cheesed about the last one, I'm not sure he wants to visit the series any time soon, and I hope they do it with SEGA again cause I loved the GC version over all the other F-Zero games, but with Miyamoto not pleased it might not happen again. (no Nintendo + SEGA teamwork = 
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megaman79 said:
There wasn't enough "racing" from my point of view, it looked like evey 5 seconds some stupid giant soccer ball got in the way. Thats how i interpreted it.
Where is F Zero? |
um....you saw a trailer from several different races. They wanted to showcase the variety of the stunts that you will perform. Take a look back at many of the trailers from ExciteTruck and you will constantly see the ground being "deformed"...even though that was just a minor aspect of the gameplay. And you might want to adjust your idea of mini-games. All these soccer balls and bowling pins are in the race. That, by definition, is not mini-game, but in-game.
I'd like sometime a little more serious myself but this could be fun. I'll probably rent it.
Excite Truck + Super Sandwiches + Bowling = WTF?
I loved Excite Truck, so I'm sure I'll try this eventually.
And those were some pretty awesome shots of a father and son sharing some game-bonding time.
Racing and gymnastics.
In retrospect, it seems obvious.
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maybe when it's 20$ or less I will pick it up.
Maybe
thetonestarr said:
no, there are no minigames. The Excite series gameplay is about scoring the most stars at the end of the race. Whoever has the most stars is the winner - not necessarily the person that finishes the race first. They just throw in a lot of random stuff for how you earn those stars - such as the soccer ball, bowling pins, etc. It's still purely racing, you just have a mess of stars you've gotta earn, and you've got a LOT of different ways to earn them. |
So this is like Gripshift on the PS3, PSP, and 360.
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