Yeah, sometimes having other bluetooth items synchronised with the PS3 can cause some assignment issues when you plug and unplug you PS3 controller often. I sometimes have this problem when I have my bluetooth headset on, but all you have to do is reset the controller. If that doesn't work, resetting the console should fix it by naturally assigning the controller. If that doesn't work, you might have a hardware issue and probably want to call tech support.
It would be amazing if they did, highly unlikely, but amazing still if they tried to make a AAA FPS. They have the perfect control system to do it with. Although really I think that the Wii zapper will take away some of the really hardcore FPS aspects of the control system of just using the Wiimote and Nunchuk, could be wrong though...
I probably getting both, but especially, MOH H2. I'm expecting it to be one of my favorite games for the Wii, as long as they kept a similar control scheme to the first one. I love the aiming feature on that game. IMO, the only shooter that uses the environment better is Gears of War...
At the moment I have kept, Metroid Prime 3, Medal of Honor Vanguard, Resident Evil 4, Call of Duty 3, Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and Wii Sports. So 6 games, give or take one or two I'm forgetting, plus some more I have sold already or rented.
I have no faith in the GameSpot raters. I've only agreed with them on game ratings maybe 10 times out of at-least 600 games. I still think it's ridiculous that the RE4 port scored higher than Metroid prime because prime wasn't different enough from the other two.
Personally I think it will probably score just under Metroid in gameplay but overcome it with it's online multiplayer added into the score. I know I'm looking forward to it if it's as good as it's hyped up to be. Vanguard still has, in my opinion, the best control scheme for an FPS on the Wii yet, so if they can work that over into Heroes with a little more sensitivity I'll be more than happy.
I agree that it is only a matter of time before the Wii game isles will be swimming in generic violent fps's so people who want those games it will just be a matter of time. many developers have been cutting development for the other consoles to increase the number of developers working on Wii games so game choice won't be a problem by probably this time next year.
I like violent games just as much as the next person, well maybe not as much as some people. I just think that violence is not a requirement for a good game...
[QUOTE="Steinberger"]I've always noticed people who buy games explicitly because they have a large amount of gore generally tend to be immature. If you can't enjoy a game like Metroid Prime 3 because it doesn't have enough gore probably means you are a little kid(at-least mentally). Most mature people would buy a game for it's game-play not for it's taboo value. If you don't believe me, then why is Super Smash Bros the most played games in any college. Why would a game where the developers went out of their way to not use the word kill in the game be one the most popular games for older players? What the Wii needs isn't more "mature" games, but more mature players.Buffyverse_Fan
You must be high also
My point was just proven again.To resort to childish name calling, due to a difference of opinions...
I've always noticed people who buy games explicitly because they have a large amount of gore generally tend to be immature. If you can't enjoy a game like Metroid Prime 3 because it doesn't have enough gore probably means you are a little kid(at-least mentally). Most mature people would buy a game for it's game-play not for it's taboo value. If you don't believe me, then why is Super Smash Bros the most played games in any college. Why would a game where the developers went out of their way to not use the word kill in the game be one the most popular games for older players? What the Wii needs isn't more "mature" games, but more mature players.
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