--OkeyDokey-- said:
I have the game, and I do. |
I do as well. The concept that online multiplayer would actually have made it a much better game is hard for some people to accept.
Was hoping for 9 but 8.9 is very good. I can kind of see what he's talking about by playing it safe, online while not necessary would of been nice, as well as the ability to record yourself completing a level.
Online would only work with this game if you were playing with friends, and even then not really that well.
I definitely have no problems with the lack of random prepubescent a-holes ruining my game.
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Ah well, they can give it what they want, honestly, I'm just ready for this game and it sounds like overall, it's awesome.
| Majin-Tenshinhan said: Does anyone actually care that NSMBWii doesn't have online? I'm genuinely wondering, here. |
i care, all of my best friends live 2 hours from me. i'm still going to get the game, i'm not going to cry over it, but i really would have liked online so i could play the game with friends instead of alone.
Can someone please tell me why every game has to have online?
Do people no longer have offline friends?
I don't think EVERY game has to be online...but there's no reason why every game with multiplayer SHOULDN'T!
Didnt bother reading the reviews, but does this game have any mini-games like how the DS version does?
IGN does this all the time. Judge a game on what it is, not what you think it should be.
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| zerosaurus said: Can someone please tell me why every game has to have online? Do people no longer have offline friends? |
What do you do if your friends live far from you? you ask them to waste gas just to play some Mario games?
I already game enough when i am alone,i like to do something different when i see my friends.
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