Nice advice. :) I'm planning on purchasing a new television sometime in the near future -- probably a 40" television or so, I'll have to say. I was considering a Samsung or LG television, but thanks for the information. I'll do some more research on it when the time comes; I never really considered how much a television would make such a difference.
I've always thought it would be great to win that contest; I'm curious as to what the prize would be, though I would expect it to be Wii Points. I've received three commemorative photos before -- it's something that I'm really happy to be able to have. :)
Cool. I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it so far, I'll just wait and see what others have to say. I'm looking forward to more impressions and am really open and welcoming to another Wii game. :)
Many actually: - Monster Hunter Tri - Mario Galaxy 2 - The Legend of Zelda - Metroid: The Other M - Sin & Punishment 2 - Fatal Frame - Resident Evil DC - Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - Muramasa - Dead Space - Red Steel 2 *drools* And just about every other game that you listed in the first place.
Little Big Planet would be fun, Fallout 3, Kingdom Hearts, the main Final Fantasy series, and God of War would be nice. :) I would've like to have seen Prince of Persia too.
I would say you should start with Ocarina of Time. I say this because I think if you play Twilight first, you might not get the same genuine experience out of OoT because Twilight Princess (obviously) is much more polished and has more technical prowess. The world in TP is much bigger as well so I think it would be good that play OoT first so that Twilight Princess doesn't really "drown it out" if you know what I mean. I still consider Ocarina of Time one of my favorite games ever, as well as Twilight Princess, but personally for me it's a little different and harder to make a transition to an older 3D Zelda game than it is to a newer one. Either way, you'll love both games. :) I've beaten OoT many times and it NEVER gets old.
Well I collected all of them as Mario, but as soon as I was able to play as Luigi,I kind of stopped. Not that I don't love the game of course, I go back to it every now and then. :)
Oh really? Great -- if it becomes a reality, that's incredibly unfortunate ... :roll: I don't get developers sometimes. Developers are gamers too, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out if a game is good or not. If they are just using the Wii as a profit before they can actually "put their ass into it" then that's unfortunate. They could at least come out with more decent software.
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