The sad thing is, the bosses get easier as you go through the game.Kuhu

They do in some ways, but I guess it's just better from being able to navigate the remote easier. Though, the second boss did take awhile for me to finish, it really wasn't that bad.

Lair of course. Some of you say Twilight Princess was a flop, but that's just Gamespot's perspective. It'd be nice if we'd all look around and see what else it scored from other reviewer sites (i.e. Gamestats and Gamerankings?). The same goes with Metroid Prime 3. An 8.8 on Gamespot, but a 9.4 on Gamestats isn't it?

Though Lair, it scored pretty harsh all over ...

AAA ...

But it's not just GSs opinion that matters.

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Honestly, I thought MP1 and MP2 were boring, I havent like most of the Wiimote heavy Wii titles, but MP3 is without a doubt one of the best game I've ever played, and its pretty much all because ofits useofmotion controls... Nintendo finally nailed it.

RE4, Wii Sports, and Warioware all made excellent use of the Wiimote, but this game takes it to the next level and well beyond. Pretty much how any gaming fan dreamed fps can be with the Wiimote. Nintendo has proven that it can be done, and that's a major milestone in the existance of this console. Yes folks... Motion control works, and they're fun as hell when they do...when implemented properly,the experiencecompletely rocks. Nintendo has also proven with MP3 that the Wii is capable of deliver pleasnat looking graphics regardless of it lack of power. MP3 has it all.

7arek

I can agree to that, except I also liked Metriod Prime 1 and 2.

Same here. :P Though actually, after reading the preview on IGN of Medal of Honor 2, they say that the controls are just as responsive as Prime ... and in some cases better. :o But anyways, I agree with you ... I'm not too far in the game due to school but I love this game, and I hpoe we see more quality games like it!