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MrBubbles on 17 April 2009

i think the cartoony one looks ok, but i would prefer the more realistic one



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badgenome on 17 April 2009
Fei-Hung said:
it would be sweet if they allow the 6axis to use the motion controls to bring the ghosts down whilst you hold the trigger to keep the beam on the ghosts. it would be sweet, so so sweet :p

That would be awesome.



L.C.E.C. on 18 April 2009

This one will be tough for the thread in my sig... I just don't know what to do...




L.C.E.C. on 21 April 2009

Also, at least they're being honest...




noname2200 on 21 April 2009

Count me in as preferring the Wii's style, but thinking Bill Murray's model is..."not as good."



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JaggedSac on 21 April 2009
twesterm said:
To tell you the truth I actually really like the Wii art style. People keep complaining about Murray's character but I think it looks great.

Yeah, I like the Wii style as well.  Murray's noggin might be a little big at the top, but other than that, it looks good to me.  Definitely gonna give this game a go round.  Physics seem to be fun and I love the movies.

 



Squilliam on 21 April 2009

twesterm had better his free copy for the PS3. The Sony community, of which I am an upstanding and respected member feel that it would do much to bridge the gulf between us and forge a better understanding after the misunderstandings in the past over having technical issues in a PS3 exclusive game and not buying Fallout 3 for the PS3.



Tease.

twesterm on 22 April 2009
Squilliam said:
twesterm had better his free copy for the PS3. The Sony community, of which I am an upstanding and respected member feel that it would do much to bridge the gulf between us and forge a better understanding after the misunderstandings in the past over having technical issues in a PS3 exclusive game and not buying Fallout 3 for the PS3.

 

I haven't decided what version I'm getting yet for the HD ones.  I know I'm not getting the PC because I doubt my PC would handle it, so it's between the PS3 and 360.  I know I'm getting the Wii version, I'm just not sure where yet.  I might get the DS version, I still haven't actually seen much of it yet so not sure.



 

Squilliam on 22 April 2009
twesterm said:
Squilliam said:
twesterm had better his free copy for the PS3. The Sony community, of which I am an upstanding and respected member feel that it would do much to bridge the gulf between us and forge a better understanding after the misunderstandings in the past over having technical issues in a PS3 exclusive game and not buying Fallout 3 for the PS3.

 

I haven't decided what version I'm getting yet for the HD ones.  I know I'm not getting the PC because I doubt my PC would handle it, so it's between the PS3 and 360.  I know I'm getting the Wii version, I'm just not sure where yet.  I might get the DS version, I still haven't actually seen much of it yet so not sure.

So, do you want me to sign your HD version? I think it would be a great honour for you.

Anyway this is a great example of 'Choice' where two options are about equally viable. I saw a great article on choice vs problems in games on Gamasutra.

 



Tease.

rocketpig on 22 April 2009

This will probably be the first game I buy in ages. Not only because Twesterm worked on it but because THIS IS WHAT VIDEOGAMES SHOULD BE. Instead of making another movie, use a videogame as a vehicle for a sequel.

So excited.




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