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TWRoO on 28 May 2009

I wonder what the remaining Wii Sports are.

I sure want to try out Jet-Skiing though.



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deathgod33 on 28 May 2009
megaman79 said:
Nintendo are being secretive, you understand that? They will certainly surprise us.

I sure hope so, either they hid all their games so they can have a stellar E3, or if not, it'd be a disaster like last year.



 

 

 

 

.jayderyu on 28 May 2009

ug, not another Naruto:CoNR. These games are crappy. After playing 1 and renting 2. It's the same game. If they are going to make a repetative Naruto fighter that's home party based, couldn't they rip off Brawl from now on. At least it's high paced and fast. CoNR as a 1 on 1 is just a hideous fighter. The extra 2 opponents don't help. Or how about rip off the one from the 360.

wait... Spore Heroes? what happened to just Wii Spore?

The list has some ups and downs. Better than last year at least.



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megaman79 on 28 May 2009

Well Animal Crossing was technically leaked and WM+ the day before, this yr it seems theyre very quiet for a reason. I believe IGN and their monkey sound effect last week convinced me that were getting a new DK. Its pretty much confirmed that WF + is going to be mentioned. I think WSR has already been done, it will be playable on the floor but not particulary needed during the conference.



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