Well, you if you have to choose between PS3 and 360..get the Wii60 combo as the PS3 just sint worth it right now. But since you've never had a PS2...eeek. The PS2 has an amazing library of classic games...and since its so cheap, get the WiiS2 combo.
[QUOTE="fuzzysquash"][QUOTE="JJGY"]-JayWong- sent me a request. He looks alright. Any thoughts?Blackbond
If you think he's alright, I trust your judgement. Seconded.
Jay Wong is cool he puts the games over the systems meaning he could give a damn about what system a game is on as long as it is a good game. Wow, thanks a lot. bro. :)
I have, and the games that were released thus far have been...well, they don't meet expectations. Gameplay was very unspectaular, but my girl and I love Raving Rabbids, (and because someone recommended it) Monkey Balls. In fact, because people are so used to contrllers, the learning curve for the Wii is a bit higher. But for people wo dont usually play games, it should be a breeze. I have a problem with the games, because when playing them, I felt that not only would it have been easier to control on the console, it would have worked out better. Monkey Ball series, specifically, was designed around a standard controller, and now its made to fit with the Wii controller. Devs need to create new IPs designing te WHOLE game around the new controls. Until games actually take advantage of the Wii, the Wii is the WORST buy this holiday season. With three games worth buying: Zelda, Raving Rabbids (AWESOME AWESOME game), and Monkey Ball. 2 of those would have NEVER got any recognition last gen...but they did because of the lack of quality titles.
No way is the DS "better." Its almost a different market, Sony and Nintendo are appealing to two different types of gamers.
Anyways, I like the DS...but then it saddens me to see the PSP lagging behind in sales. I always imagined them both being neck to neck (sales wise). But hey, the PSP gots some great games, so I'll enjoy that rather then sales numbers.:?
I have always used Mario. His balance is easy to get into, learn and explore. It keeps my mind off the actual control and focus on what I need to do during a fast paced battles. I have a hard time mastering anyone else as easy as Mario, and if Im given a worthy opponent (one that's a good challenge but doesnt completely slaughter me) I almost always learn something new about him.
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