Wii fanboys, riddle me this:

How is it justified to defend Wii's library of games with ports/remakes like SSX Blur and The Godfather, but when cows do this with PS3 or PSP it's unacceptable? The funniest thing is, some of these games you never would have hyped back on GC. I remember when MLB The Show scored AAA on PS2; sheep shouted "sports games:lol:" and yet it's okay to hype The PGA Tour and whatever Wii Baseball incarnations there are for your system?

Please, elaborate this some half-***** double-standard to me.

SSX Blur is a completely new gameOllivander

How is it justified to defend Wii's library of games with ports/remakes like SSX Blur and The Godfather, but when cows do this with PS3 or PSP it's unacceptable? The funniest thing is, some of these games you never would have hyped back on GC. I remember when MLB The Show scored AAA on PS2; sheep shouted "sports games:lol:" and yet it's okay to hype The PGA Tour and whatever Wii Baseball incarnations there are for your system?

Please, elaborate this some half-***** double-standard to me.

FrenziedRaldo24

That made absolutely no sense.nytrospawn

[QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

What? 

Get this straight, all fanboys have double standards.

 And yes,sheep should not comlain about psp when their own console is sharing half of what the psp is getting

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameHomesrfan

What?

[QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

People like Godfather and Blur because they both came up with unique, interesting, and fun ways to use the controller.  They might not be original releases (Though blur is kind of a remix of the last two SSX games) but they are good.  So atleast when we get quick cash-in ports... they're still somewhat interesting and more fun than the original... which is more than you can say about the first generation 360 ports.

And I for one hadn't bought any of the SSX games in the last generation, so Blur was quite a find to me.

Original games are coming in the fall, and the more Wii sells the more original games it will get. By this time next year we might be complaining how developers are having trouble porting Wii games over to 360/PS3. 

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameNintendo_Ownes7

[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameNintendo_Ownes7

[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur. 

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameMuereLoco

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

[QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

But they're also on SSX Blur. That means they're from SSX blur. Kuu kuu kuu.

If you'r done arguing stop arguing. 

[QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones. 

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameMuereLoco

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

But they're also on SSX Blur. That means they're from SSX blur. Kuu kuu kuu.

If you'r done arguing stop arguing.

my main point is that it's a remake. you can add minor things to a game if your remaking it to make it seem different but it's not it's the same. like take the character selection for example. they just took old charcters and added only 2 new ones to make it seem totally different. but the main core of the game is just the same 

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameMitazaki

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

[QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameFlipnblack

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur 

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameFlipnblack

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

[QUOTE="Flipnblack"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameMitazaki

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

[QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="MuereLoco"]

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus

No, SSX Blur is SSX Blur.

you do know that was the whole point of the game, even before it was released they stated clearly they were taking the best tracks from previous games and adding in new ones.

It's not a remake. it's SSX Blur. 

[QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

Mitazaki

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur 

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

Get this straight, all fanboys have double standards.

And yes,sheep should not comlain about psp when their own console is sharing half of what the psp is getting

Sonick54

Maybe they should have just put a 4 after the name instead of Blur. Save on the confusion. RahnAetas

1. ssx

2. ssx tricky

3. ssx 3

4. ssx on tour

5. ssx blur 

[QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

Flipnblack

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

i never said it was a remake :P 

[QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

Flipnblack

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

if they came out with a new mario kart for the wii with only a few (not very many) new tracks and 2 new characters and everything else (tracks and characters) be the same from the last game, would that be a remake or a sequel to you? because if you see that as a sequel, we obviously don't have the same opinions on what a remake is.

[QUOTE="RahnAetas"]Maybe they should have just put a 4 after the name instead of Blur. Save on the confusion. RacoonusDoodus

1. ssx

2. ssx tricky

3. ssx 3

4. ssx on tour

5. ssx blur 

5, whatever =P 
I don't really want to get involved in the argument but it's not a port, but it is *sort* of a remake.  Remakes are like Super Mario 1,2 (Japanese), 2 (American), and 3 were remade with better graphics and thrown into a single cartridge, but the core of the game was *exactly* the same.  Same thing for the Final Fantasy remakes so far.  They didn't add anything new to the game. 

On the other hand you have something like the *New* Super Mario Brothers which is a new game entirely, even though it could be considered another remake of the orginal Super Mario Brothers.  Or Metriod Zero Mission, which was based off the original Metriod game, but with not only improved graphics, but changed some aspects of the original, filling it out more.  It's a remake, but might as well be considered an entirely new game.

The line is pretty blurry, but hey, in the end it has a different name, so I guess in that sense it can be considered a new game.

[QUOTE="Flipnblack"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

RacoonusDoodus

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

if they came out with a new mario kart for the wii with only a few (not very many) new tracks and 2 new characters and everything else (tracks and characters) be the same from the last game, would that be a remake or a sequel to you? because if you see that as a sequel, we obviously don't have the same opinions on what a remake is.

As I've said, I never played the game, I don't know how many new tracks were added. I was just basing it off of what they're telling me. I really have no idea about the contents of the game, myself.

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"]

[QUOTE="RahnAetas"]Maybe they should have just put a 4 after the name instead of Blur. Save on the confusion. RahnAetas

1. ssx

2. ssx tricky

3. ssx 3

4. ssx on tour

5. ssx blur

5, whatever =P
I don't really want to get involved in the argument but it's not a port, but it is *sort* of a remake. Remakes are like Super Mario 1,2 (Japanese), 2 (American), and 3 were remade with better graphics and thrown into a single cartridge, but the core of the game was *exactly* the same. Same thing for the Final Fantasy remakes so far. They didn't add anything new to the game.

On the other hand you have something like the *New* Super Mario Brothers which is a new game entirely, even though it could be considered another remake of the orginal Super Mario Brothers. Or Metriod Zero Mission, which was based off the original Metriod game, but with not only improved graphics, but changed some aspects of the original, filling it out more. It's a remake, but might as well be considered an entirely new game.

The line is pretty blurry, but hey, in the end it has a different name, so I guess in that sense it can be considered a new game.

[QUOTE="Flipnblack"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

RacoonusDoodus

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

if they came out with a new mario kart for the wii with only a few (not very many) new tracks and 2 new characters and everything else (tracks and characters) be the same from the last game, would that be a remake or a sequel to you? because if you see that as a sequel, we obviously don't have the same opinions on what a remake is.

I think the word your looking for in this instance is remix or rehash and yes fanboys are extremely hypocritical. 

[QUOTE="RahnAetas"][QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"]

[QUOTE="RahnAetas"]Maybe they should have just put a 4 after the name instead of Blur. Save on the confusion. RacoonusDoodus

1. ssx

2. ssx tricky

3. ssx 3

4. ssx on tour

5. ssx blur

5, whatever =P
I don't really want to get involved in the argument but it's not a port, but it is *sort* of a remake. Remakes are like Super Mario 1,2 (Japanese), 2 (American), and 3 were remade with better graphics and thrown into a single cartridge, but the core of the game was *exactly* the same. Same thing for the Final Fantasy remakes so far. They didn't add anything new to the game.

On the other hand you have something like the *New* Super Mario Brothers which is a new game entirely, even though it could be considered another remake of the orginal Super Mario Brothers. Or Metriod Zero Mission, which was based off the original Metriod game, but with not only improved graphics, but changed some aspects of the original, filling it out more. It's a remake, but might as well be considered an entirely new game.

The line is pretty blurry, but hey, in the end it has a different name, so I guess in that sense it can be considered a new game.

[QUOTE="RacoonusDoodus"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"][QUOTE="Mitazaki"][QUOTE="Flipnblack"]I may be mistaken because I don't have the game butttt don't they add NEW tracks in Blur that aren't in other SSX games?

tomarlyn

they did and took the best ones from previous games to make SSX blur

Well then there ya go, it isn't a remake.

If it were true, then Mario Kart DS would be a remake, as would Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

if they came out with a new mario kart for the wii with only a few (not very many) new tracks and 2 new characters and everything else (tracks and characters) be the same from the last game, would that be a remake or a sequel to you? because if you see that as a sequel, we obviously don't have the same opinions on what a remake is.

I think the word your looking for in this instance is remix or rehash and yes fanboys are extremely hypocritical.

and were you calling me a fanboy or just saying fanboys are hypocritical 

Well, this was completely useless.OhhSnap50893

How is it justified to defend Wii's library of games with ports/remakes like SSX Blur and The Godfather, but when cows do this with PS3 or PSP it's unacceptable? The funniest thing is, some of these games you never would have hyped back on GC. I remember when MLB The Show scored AAA on PS2; sheep shouted "sports games:lol:" and yet it's okay to hype The PGA Tour and whatever Wii Baseball incarnations there are for your system?

Please, elaborate this some half-***** double-standard to me.

FrenziedRaldo24

Sports games were all the same before the Wii. We only defend ports that have been done well unlike most of the Ubisoft library. Anything else?

[QUOTE="Ollivander"]SSX Blur is a completely new gameRacoonusDoodus