What "hardcore" Wii game is coming that has no reason to flop?

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Simulacrum on 04 September 2009

Truegame then.
Game for truegamers.

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LordTheNightKnight on 04 September 2009

Stefan.De.Machtige said:
I'm really beginning to hating the term 'Hardcore'. It has lost any meaning, if it even had any meaning to begin with.

In music, it's a form of techno, or some other sub genres. There are not hardcore games.

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Slimebeast on 04 September 2009

zelda wii. Red steel maybe.

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Khuutra on 04 September 2009

Simulacrum said:
Truegame then.
Game for truegamers.

This is an even dumber name.

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inverted3reality on 04 September 2009

The next core game would be metroid other M. It will sell about 1.5m ish.

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LordTheNightKnight on 04 September 2009

As I've stated elsewhere, there are pick-up-and-play games (which I'll calle "pickup" for brevity), and time intensive games. It's just the former can be played hardcore. Tetris is pick up and play. You can go for hours if you like. The GTA games on the PS2 were largely this (don't have GTA IV to know if it is). Gears is a pickup game, save for some of the more intense single player areas.

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Khuutra on 04 September 2009

LordTheNightKnight said:
As I've stated elsewhere, there are pick-up-and-play games (which I'll calle "pickup" for brevity), and time intensive games. It's just the former can be played hardcore. Tetris is pick up and play. You can go for hours if you like. The GTA games on the PS2 were largely this (don't have GTA IV to know if it is). Gears is a pickup game, save for some of the more intense single player areas.

Arcade shooters would all be pick-up-and-play under this definition, including... what are they called? Curtain shooters?

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Khuutra said:

LordTheNightKnight said:
As I've stated elsewhere, there are pick-up-and-play games (which I'll calle "pickup" for brevity), and time intensive games. It's just the former can be played hardcore. Tetris is pick up and play. You can go for hours if you like. The GTA games on the PS2 were largely this (don't have GTA IV to know if it is). Gears is a pickup game, save for some of the more intense single player areas.

Arcade shooters would all be pick-up-and-play under this definition, including... what are they called? Curtain shooters?

ANY arcade game would be.

A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.

Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs